The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-07

structOr Of operators. and Miss Cor
nelia M. Brown. keyboard operator.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Samuel II. Greene, pastor OF the
Calvary Baptist Church. The bride re-
signed her position several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby will reside at Ia
kcma Park. where they will be at home
to their friends after a short bridal
tour.
It is expected that the new Public
Printer. John S. Leech, who arrived
at San Francisco. Cal, d few days agp
en- route from Manila TO Washington,
VIII arrive In the city Tuesday. II is
thought that he viii enter upon his new
duties Immediately, as there are sew
eral matters Of Importance for him 70
act upon before the close of the fiscal
year. the most important of which is
the awarding Of contracts for supplies
for the next fiscal year, which have
been held up pending his arrival.
George Fletcher. one of the best
known printers In the office. who was
recently transferred from the night TO
the day shift In the linotype composing
section, has recently received a double
measure of JOY, twins having come 10
bless his horne the hrFt part OF the
week. Mr.. Fletcher Is thought 70 be
In line for some recognauon from the
White House. and he is being warmly
congratulated by his friends
William Booth. OF the bindery. has
been promoted 10 the foremanship OF
the job sewing room.
Fred w. Cromwell, cashier, Office SUI
perintendeut Of documents, leaves this
week for a vacation trip 10 New York
city, thence by water 10 New Orleans
La, and return.
Francis II. MeIick. n. c. Watts. NJ.
Dew. Siewers, Ernest J. ElWOOd /. F.
SutOr, John g. Himmelmann. TheophiI-
us Fitzgerald. George Gerberich Frank
lin WEIGH, william L. Kirby. Leroy j..
Brandon, and Nelson p. Meyer are
among those taking vacation in the mo-
nOtype section
Albert W. Bowen. foreman Of the first
division. IS taking several days OF his
annual leave.
Frederick L. Davis. Of the editorial
staff office of superintendent OF docu-
ments. IS taking several days vacation
TO secure much-needed rest.
J. NJ. A. spottswood. assistant fore
MAJ Of printing Is taking his annual
leave and will not return TO office until
July l.
George II. Proctor. John NJ Thompson,
A J. Barteis and Thomas J FITZGERALD
OF the first division. were transferred
10 the Treasury branch from the first
division on Tuesday TO assist with the
work on bonds
Charles Fiesse. Charles J. MacMurray.
and Edward T. Latham. Of the first d.
vision. start on the last installment Of
their leave tomorrow. Mr.. Fiesse con-
templates a trip 70 France.
George r. Boone, assistant foreman OF
the first division. returned from his
leave on Thursday, and reports having
had an enjoyable time at his home IN
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Sixteen c0mpositors from the first d.
vision. night force. were transferred 10
day duty in the same division on Mon
day, following the adjournment Of Con-
gress.
j Carl c. Nouhaus, who lost his position
in the bindery at the second large re-
auction OF the force last spring, was
reiustated In his old position on Mon
day.
Frank c. Wallace. assistant superin-
tendent OF manufacture. who has been
confined to his bed for the past week
with rheumatism, is reported much i'm
proved.
Mrs. x. p. Throckmorton. who was
among the large number let out OF the
binderv about a year ago on a reduC-
ton Of the force, was reinstated On
Tuesday and reassigned to the sold
oil tn ha a-a NJ