The Washington times., 1908-08-02

b. X. Rreussg hlcbarc powers n SPeh-
Ger, Edward Nj. Nevils. ". I. Mattocks,
= o. Jones, X. h Clouser, b. +. Stow
art and F. A. Hurt.
/. Bree Smith, the ffteen-year-OldI
son Of Frank d. Smith. OF the proof
division. recently underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis al GARFIELD Hos
pltal, and is now getting along nicely.
II is a remarkable coincidence that MS
father recently vacated the same room
at the hospital the operation being or
the same character. and each was per
formed on their respective birthdays.
Luther o. Fete. Of the linotype d.
vision, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, left for Baltimore Tues
day, where the family was called 10
the bedside OF Mrs. Fete's brother, who
IS seriously 81.
Miss Marion wakeiy, office superin-
tendent Of documents, has returned
from a vacation OF three weeks, which
wss spent on a visit 10 her home. IN
III
Thomas W. Manchester. of the watch
force. is on leave OF absence Tor
month. and VIII visit Boston, Provi-
Gence, K. J.. and spend the remainder
OF the time in the White Mountains.
Lewis II. Wilcox. OF the watch force,
left last week for vacation OF lniFty
DAYS and 10 loin his family, VINO nave
been spending the summer at tnelr cot
tage at Long Lake, Mich
lanes w. Carter and Joseph l. Hol-
land. OF the nsonotype division, are tax
ing their vacations and viii spend INC
time on a trip TO Boston 10 attend the
convention OF the Knights OF Pythlds.
T. F. McGrath, John r. Purvis; / "a.
YVlsener. r. NJ. Thompson. and FER
rs5,5n HARRISON. Of the monotype com
posing section, have returned from Oiieir
vacations
Henry Ripley. a former regular en-
ploye OF the office, was given tenn
porarv appointment last week ana re-
ported for work on Wednesday. lie ~s5
assigned 10 the first division.
Joe NJ Johnson, Of the proof division.
was taken suddenly III at midmBht on
Tuesday. and the attendance OF phy =
stefan was necessary. lie IS no" OUT OF
DANGER and will soon return 10 Work.
Miss Leta NJ Wheeler, composition,
who was tempcTaril employed during
the last session of Congress, was gwen
a temporary appointment on Monday
and assigned 70 the first division.
Isaac d. Williamson, OF the first divi-
sion. left on a thirty-day leave on
Thursday, and will spend most or the
time in Old Mexico and IeXas, return lIil
ing the latter part Of August eua stop,
ping in Ohio for a reunion Of his old
regiment
George A. Jorden, John l. Moore.
Carl V. White, Fenwick Bush, Chafles
KoehI and Simon RadOuske, of the
press division. left last week on their
vacations.
Edwin Christy, Of the press division,
Is i'll ar his home in Baltimore.
Miss Mamie A. Mcnamara, the eff
cient telephone operator, has returned
from a two weeks visit 10 relatives
Ky.
Among the temporary employees re-
pOrtiug for work in the first division
during the past week were Mrs. J. L.
ParsGns and Miss LOOMS, who have
prev ttLASAg WNAAN-N- ~ NaAN N---NN-
William F. Ashley, Of the first divi-
sion. writes for thirty-day extension
OF his leave. at the expiration Of which
he hopes to be able to report for duty.
Mrs. Alice A. Johnson has been trans
ferred from the War division to the
press division.
Mrs. Marguerite Worrall has been
TNan 4 ferf -
the Congressional Library division.
Among the number going on annual
leave from the first division the past
week were Alexander Beatty Luke ].
Bennett. William ]. Thurman, William
II. Hamilton. and z. S. Wild.
Mrs. Ida McNerhsney. press feeder,
has resigned her position in the press
division.
Miss Mary A. Lawlor has been trans
ferred from the press division to the
agriculture division.
Owen /. Carter. &c the first division
was transferred to the press division
on Thursday, taking the place of David
Pollock, who is on a vacation for thirty
days,
Martin Miller of the bindery left
Miss Annie c. Downs and Miss Sara
V. Weckerly. of the gold room, bindery
are taking their vacations.
Otto Hammerbacker, Chester Hassel
and Jay Y. Trammell. OF the finishine
and forwarding section Of the bindery
are with the District National Guard
in annual encampment.
| Among the binderv employees going OF
annual leave the past week were JOIN
/ Atkins, George Hassel, Samuel n
/ Childs, Charles II. Bentzel, Mrs Grace
/ G. Cole. Martin Miller. William r
/ Johnston. j. i. Hassler, Morris NJ
Mann, William COnger and John Fox.
Myron J. Ferren. of the monotype d.
| vision. accompanied by his wife. have
| gone to St Louis, Mo. for a visit tt
| relatives and TO attend a reunion Of
/ the family in honor of the eightieth an
1 niVerSary of Mrs Ferren's father,
| George II Ellis has been transferred
| from the monotype to the linotype di
| vision.
| A I. Huss, John O'Dounoghue, n. P
/ Meyer, r. ": ,AIfpef, John MuToy. Har
~ Billings, Joh4 r .Sturgis, of tn,