The Washington times., 1908-07-05

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from the ONCE Of the superintendent
Of work 20 the press division
D. J. O'Leary, J. D. Myers, Charles r
Eiecks, W 3 Christian, and southey
Carroll. Of the press division, have re-
turned from vacations
Miss Annie Z. Runyan. Of the gold
room. who IS at WatsOntOwn, Pa, for
the benefit Of her health, has been
granted an extension OF leave Tor thirty
days
Miss Mary H. Fitzpatrick. OF the
gold room. has returned 70 Office after
an illness Of three weeks
Charles R Sugg, clerk in the Office
Of the superintendent Of buildings, has
been appointed assistant superintendent
Of buildings.
Harry Bradley, OF the first division,
was Transferred 10 the Agriculture d.
vision or Thursday
OrviIIe A CaIkins. OF the first divi-
sion. has goine 10 his home in Michigan,
where he expects 10 spend the remainder
OF the summer on his farm
Fletcher Bowden. Of the first dfvi-
sion. has gone 10 his home in the South
10 pay a visit 10 his mother
Frank Perkinson has been transferred
from the proof division 10 the Office OF
The superintendent Of work
John Regan has been transferred from
the Office OF the superintendent Of work
10 The position in the first division that
he held several years ago.
Frank A Baxter, cOmpositor. has re-
turned TO the first division after serv-
ing a temporary detail n the Interior
division
Charles s Gum. superintendent OF
the linotype machines, has returned
from Chesapeake Beach, where with his
family he spent about ten days on va
cation.
Elliott s. Hubbard. Office superintend-
ent OF documents, is spt lding & week
Of his annual .leaye at tie lJme Of his
parents in Auburn, y
Daniel A. Babcock. Of the watch force.
IS spending thirty days on a visit %
BingEamtOn, Elmira, and HorneiIviIIs,
y. Y
Benjamin Bouand has been transferred
from the Office 20 the Bureau OF Tu-ni-
grafton and NATURALIZATION fCr duty at
Elis Island. y. Y, as a Waterman ac
$50 per aunUm-
Enoch Stahler. Of the watch force.
has gone 10 Minneapolis. MINI, for a
visit Of one month TO his family.
J. ". Gillespie. Of the watch force.
has been granted leave Of absence for
thirty days.
Albert Wilkinson. office superintend-
ent OF documents. has returned 70 duty
after vacation Of three weeks
Archie Hiuyard, messenger. has been
transferred from the cost keeping sec
ton 20 the Office Of the sUperintend-
ent Of documents
Miss Annie I. Shiblev. Office super-
intendeCt Of documents. has gone TO her
home al Missouri Valley, Iowa, where
she will spend a vacation OF month
Miss Margaret c. UpIeger. Office SUI
periutendent OF documents. is spending
her annual vacation al her home in
Detroit, Mich
Charles D NcLelland. Office superin-
tendent OF documents. has returned from
Kent. Ohio, where he has been on q
visit 70 his son for the past month
Miss Marion wakely. office superin-
tendeut Of documents, is on a vacation
for thirty days
Robert Y. White. OF the watch force,
is taking part OF his annual leave
Leonard L Ball, mail carrier. has
returned from a visit Of two weeks 70
his home at Nashville, Tenn
Daniel A kildare. chief monotype
machinisI, has returned from a vacation
OF two weeks
Charles W. Bush and Charles A Rig
glemann. mOnOtype keyboard operators.
have received their absolute appoint
ments-
stephen 3. TnIey. operator in the
mOnOUype composing section. has re-
turned 10 work after an illness Of three
weeks
Dr.. D P Bush has been transferred
from assistant medical director 70 act
ing medical director. vice Dr. William
J. Manning, resigned
William II Francis. Henry NJ Nc
EIf-esh. and Joseph G. STEELE. Of the
linotype division have returned from
vacations
Robert z. DAILY. Of the linotype divi-
sion, is i'll at his home in Elmira, N Y
F. G. Grimes and Melville ] Holland
ct. OF the linotype division, are on the
sick list
Marvin J. Nevius and Hugh Everett.
Of the linotype division, are on leave OF
absence.
Ruch c. Johnson. a popular young
man in the linotype division. was mar
rted on Thursday TO Miss Harriet G..
Dant, Of this city
Lewis H Wilcox. Of the watch force,
IS spending a month at his summer
home in Michigan
William BraUninEeT and William
Fletcher. Of the watch force, are on va
cation for thirty days
Henry s Parsons. OF the catalogue
division, office superintendent Of dOcu-
mentS. has resigned his position TO take
similar one in the copyright division
Of the Congressional Library
documents. has returned from a vaca-
ton trip 10 BraddOck Heights, Nd.
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