The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-30
a&f8ondN eus and Ca he Governmental Department.
Census bureau
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iatlnS TO the supply and distribution
OF cotton in New Hampshire and
Miss Emma c. Kibbey Of the manu-
Iactures division. has returned from
a vacation Of month spent in the
Adirondack
Miss Mary F. Feeney, Of the manu-
iactures division. left Monday for a
vacation trip OF three weeks 70 Boz-
ton and other points East, where she
viii pay visit 10 friends.
Wesley Z. Gilley. who has bee. on
leave At his home in Eewbury, n IA,
has been ordered to collect cotton sta
tlsties In Massachusetts and New
HsmDshi e.
Herbert u. Brown has gone 10 Bos-
ton, Mass, Hartford, Conn. New York
city, and other points East on official
business.
Daniel 4. Defandorf, who has been
spending his vacation at his home. has
been instructed 20 collect cotton sta
tistics in New York, Vermont and
New Hampshire
Simon F. Peavy, who has been At
work on the electrical census in Rhode
Island, HilI collect cotton statistics
IN Connecticut
Milton n. Knapp. Of the manufacture
division, nas returned after a trip Of
three weeks 70 points in the West.
Miss Anna Hall. of the population
division, has been on the sick lisE for
the past week.
Miss Ethel n Darby. Of division Of
vital statistics, has returned from va
cation stay Of two weeks in BaltimorS
and vicinity.
Miss Anna A. Davis. OF the division
Of vital statistics, has returned from
a vacation Of three weeks. two OF which
were spent at BraddOCk Heights, sd.
Robert n. Estes. OF the manufactures
division, is spending a few days al
Atlantic city before entering on field
work on the cotton inquiry in Peunsyi-
vania, New Jersey, and Delaware.
John @; HAYES. OF the MANUFACTURES
division, IS spending three weeks Of his
annual leave At Betterton, Nd.
Roscoe Raney. Of the manufactures
division, who has been working in the
field on the electrical inquiry, is now
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in MaFengO, Iowa
Lieut. John Butler. OF the watch force.
IS on a vacation fora month.
Duane @ Bill. OF the chief CLERK
division, has been granted leave fer
three weeks.
George D. Field. OF the chief clerks
division, il on leave OF absence EoT a.
month.
James u. Boyle, OF the manufactures
division. has returned from several
months fieid duty In Pennsylvania.
Isaac c Foster. of the manufacture
division. has been spending vacation
of two weeks at Bluemont, Va.
Miss Annie NJ. Spence. or the manu-
features division. viii be on vacation
until september T.
Charles A. Williams, o. the manufat-
lures division, has gone TO his home at
CorydOn. Ind. 10 be present at the bu-
nal Of his son, who died in the Philip
pines in April and whose body has Just
been brought over In transport
Edward 3. White. OF the manufactures
clFlsion- IS on leave OF absence for ten
DAYS, and is spending the time In Balti-
more Md. and vicinity
Nlllialt w odh yer OF me maflufaC-
lures division. who recently returned
from field duty, left Monday for his
home in Camden. \ J.. where he viii
spend two weeks Of his annual leave.
William W. Frost. of the manufac-
lures division. returned Monday after a
vacation Of three weeks
william L. Austin who is doing field
work in Philadelphia on the electrical
investigation, has been ordered TO collect
on the supply and distribution
OF cotton IN Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware.
Horace Ward. or the chief clerks d.
vision. viii leave tomorrow for New
York city, where he viii spend a week
on business for the bureau
Michael u. Crowley. of the geozra-
piers division. has returned from an
illness Of several weeks. having recover
ed from IN attack OF malarial fever.
Mrs. salHa Crown. OF the chief clerks
division, is spending a vacation Of a
month at the home OF her daughter in
Indiana
Lieut.. William Birdssu. of the watch
force, left Monday for vacation OF FIVE
weeks.
John h Harrison. jr, who Is in Ten
nessee collecting financial statistics OF
cities has been ordered 20 take up the
work on cotton statistics in that State.
George ". Gibson. ir.. Of the manu-
features division, returned last week
from field work in Pennsylvania. Mary
land Delaware. and New Jersey. and
has now gone to Talbot Nd, to join
his family and spend two weeks. after
which he IS to collect cotton statistics
in Maryland.