The Washington times., 1908-08-02


Lyndan J. Gilbert and William Hal
sted Melisch, wagon messengers, have |
been transferred from the delivery TO |
he stables division.
Han Coates. Of the storeroom. is on |
cave OF absence for thirty days.
John H. A. Fowler mas been trans |
leIred from ths roller room TO the sup
ply division
Miss A d. Goss and Miss Lizzie
Moore, OF the press division, continue |
quite III at their home.
Miss Sadie Finn. OF the telephone
office, has been granted thirty days va !
elphla. New York, Boston, and other |
points in tbs East She will also visit |
her cousin. Capt Thomas Lyons, who |
IS stationed at the naval station. Ports |
mouth. y. II.
ollie Harrison, Of .he Office Of the
chief electrician. has been granted leave
OF absence fog fifteen days. which he
VIII spend on his farm in Virginia
William F. Mahony. OF the Office Of
Deputy Public Printer, has been trans
feTreu to the store room FOR duty as a
clerk, and reduced from 5000 TO 81. 600
per annum.
James Beatch, a former empIoye OF
the office. was reinstated to his old posi-
ton IN the press diviHion Thursday.
John T. and Dennis Noonan. Of the
foundry division, are taking their an
nual leave, which Will be spent at their
old home In Boston.
Elmer johnson. of the foundry d.
vision, accompanied by his family, Is
spending his vacation at Chesapeake
Beach.
John f. sheaner. maehinist in the
mOnOtype division. has been granted
leave for thirty days. He will go to
Philadelphia, where he IS 10 be mar
ried.
George II. Ball. of the job proof di-
vision. accompanied BY his wife, left
Wednesday for his home in the East
where he was calle6 by a telegram an
nouncing the illness of Mrs. Balls
father,
Harry {. Arnold and Rush W. Conk-
lin. OF the bindery, are on military duty
with the District National Guard.
Miss Florence s. Harries. Of the gold
room, has been on the sick list for sew
eTal days.
Miss Rosetta S. King, office superin-
two weeks, which she is spending at the
seashore.
Miss Mary F. Bugbee, office superin-
tendsnt Of documents, is taking a short
vacation.
Charles l. Mace, OF the job division.
returned Thursday from a vacation OF
fifteen days.
Miss Georgia b. Carpenter. office SUI
perintendent Of documents, is spending
two weeks of her annual leave visiting
various points in New York State.
Henry Wiese. OF the binderv. who sur.
fered psralytic stroke several DAYS
ago, is improving, and expects TO be
able 10 resume his work in a few days.
George e. Smouse. OF the linotvne
division, has gone to Pennsylvania to
spend his annual leave. granted him
the past week.
Allan 4. Maui. of the linotvns divi-
sion, left last week for vacation trip
TO Atlantic city and Philadelphia.
Harry f. Giles, OF the linotype divi-
sion. is spending his vacation at Colon
ial Beach.
Walter Gill. Of the foundry division.
is taking his annual vacation.
Harold D. Butler. OF the foundry. d.
vision. and family. will spend three
weeks at New Haven, Conn.
Edward H. sturm. of the linotype di-
vision, has gone to Wisconsin for his
vacation.
Henry W. Daily. OF the foundry d.
vision, accom- panied by his wife, will
spend August at Atlantic City.
Among the linotype operators going
on annual leave last week were William
S SChinnerer, Dean Halcombe. Horace
s. Ware. Albert E. Potter, and Jordan
Anderson.
Edward F. Murto. assistant foreman
of the foundry division, has returned
from Albany. n. Y, where he spent his
vacation with his daughter.
Edward Roman. jr.. OF the foundry d.
vision, has returned from Brooklyn. \.
Y, where he spent his annual leave.
George ". Sarr and Herbert Watkins.
of the JOB room, have returned from
their vacations.
Joseph F. spIann. of the foundry di-
vision, has returned from Colonial
Beach.
Edward 4. White. Of the foundry di-
vision, has returned from his leave,
most of which was spent fishing at
Colonial Beach.
Nicholas Watkins, the sage of the job
division. is spending his leave with his
family at Shenandoah Junction, ". Va
Mr.. Watkins is vice president OF the
Oldest Inhabitants Association Of the
District.
Charles P. Goodacre, of the pamphlet
bindery, who has been i'll for the last
week with stomach trouble has been
granted leave Of absence for fifteen
days.
Edwin H. Mooney Of the bindery. was
on leave of absence for several days
the last week, making some repairs to
his country home ct Vienna Va.
Edward IIpphard. reference section,
office superintendent of documents Ia $
returned from ten-day cruise with the
naval reserves.
L A Nicholson. OF the jcb division. is
on leave of absence for fifteen days.
and is spending the time n Baltimore.
Albert Terf1inger, messenger. Office
superintendent Of documents, is doinE