The Washington times., 1908-07-12

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STATED closing up the business OF these
! Offices as stations and -he execution Of
nSV bonds direct to the Postmaster
| General. Mr.. Wanamaker supervised
/ the execution of these new bonds and
| gave necessary Instructions relative 70
the rediuon Of accounts direct to the
| auditors office.
Postmaster General Meyer who has
been the guest Of Mr.. Taft at Hot
I Springs, Va. for several days, viii 20
! direct from that point to the Province
I of Quebec, Canada, where he will be on
q vacation until the middle Of August,
most Of the time to be devoted 10 fish
ing
sailor Harry Burns. Of the supply
division, has been engaged by Superin-
tendent Covert and others Of that divi-
sion, to give them lessons in the man
y art of boxing, the lunch hour being
devoted in part 70 these heaIthfuI ex-
lercises- Mr.. Burns was formerly con-
nected with the United States Navy.
and is said to be an expert boxer
Mrs. S. Annie Gardner has been re-
instated as g clerk in the division Of
dead letters.
George w Reik, private secretary 10
the first assistant. DR.. Grandfeld. is
making a vacation trip 10 Niagara
Falls. the Thousand Islands. and other
points Of interest in that section
j. J.. Oliphant. OF the railway, mail
division, has been granted leave OF
absence for several weeks for the pur-
pose Of making a trip TO Europe.
W. a. Hilton, CT the division Of ad-
iustment, Bureau o: the Second As
sistant, has been granted leave OF alb
sence FOR two weeks. which he viii
spend at home. his wife being i'll
A c. Crook, OF the railway mail di-
vision. has been granted leave Of abb
scnce for two weeks. and viii leave TO
morrow for St Paul, M5nn-. where he
Will attend the Shdners' conclave..
A. ". Travers. chief clerk in the 3u-
TeaU Of the Third Assistant. is spend
Ing his vacation in Michigan where he
is paying shOr- visit 20 his brother.
William r spilman. superintendent
OF the division Of rural delivery. is in
4 Peoria, H.. where ne attended the con
veurion- Of the rural carriers of tho
State Friday and Saturday.
Assistant Superintendent Stone. OF the
railway mail service returned Tuesday
from Albany. y. Y. where he took his
family to spend the summer.
Thomas \. Gray, who was employed
IN the chief inspectors Office. is now
on duty in the Office Of the purchasing
agent
Mrs; Mamie Il. Price has been trans
ftTred from the asserting division 10
the Treasury Department.
Mrs. L A. Overacker Of the division
of rural delivery. leave. this week for
her annual vacation
F r McMiHin, chief postofdce in
spector, accompanied by his family
division, has gene to Westmoreland
; county, Va, TO spend the summer
Miss Fannie /. Summers. Of the ex-
aiming division, who left on July
! with a party of ten young people for
Colonial Beach and a sail on Chesapeake
Bay, returned TO the city the latter
part Of the week. She had q delight
| tul time, but all were badly suuourned
Michael f. Mccain. Of section four
! Is spending his vacation in New York
/ with friends.
Miss BeTnadette Mack, clerk in section
four, spent part OF last week at Syca-
more Island, with the junior choir o.
ST. Aloysius Church.
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Miss Alice II. Nipie messenger in
section six is spending two weeks
. at Ocean City, Nd. 30 regain her health
Miss Mary Hogan. a clerk in tho
miscellaneous division, has received an
increase in salary
Mrs Charlotte N. EIlenberger. of the
sizing room, night force. has become
an examiner and counter in the ex-
aiming division.
Miss Helen McNaIIy. Of the examining
division, has received an increase OF
500 year.
Miss VI. L. Jones. Of section seven
spent part of last week at her home
IN Culperer county, Va, with relatives
, and friends.
Mrs. Julia Barry. one of the superfn.
! tendents Of the miscellaneous division
} has received an increase in salary.
Miss Brown, Of the trimming room
| has been given an Increase % eooo -,