The Washington times., 1908-09-06

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Richard p. Covert superintendent OF
the division of supplies, and z. c, Bow
en-, OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, left Washington Friday night,
for the upper Shenandoah. where sew
eral days are TO be spent angling for the
fnny tribe. Being politicians. more OF
less, also, and out OF the jurisdiction OF
the Civil Service Commission, il is
thought possible that the party viii in
duIge in some few quiet Political prog
nostications,
Miss Constance Chapman. a popular
young clerk in the division OF rural
delivery. was married on saturday last
in Philadelphia, Pa. at the Hotel Wal
ton, to Joseph A. Warren, OF New York
city. After a wedding tour embracing
several points of interest N the North,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren viii make their
home In New York city
Richard NJ Webster. special counsel in
the office Of the assistant attorney
general for the department, who was re-
Gently married 10 Miss Florence A.
Knode. at Falrmont. MINI, viii return
70 his desk in the department on Tues
day. having completed a honeymoon
trip to points OF interest in The North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster have taken apart
ments at the Revere. Twelfth and NJ
streets northwest.
E. T. Bushnell, chief clerk in the bu-
reau of the first assistant. has returned
10 the city and resumed his duties at
the department. having partly recovered
from the injuries received IN an auto
mobile accident few weeks ago in
Montana.
Assistant Superintendent OF Buildings
Shaw Is taking advantage Of the Post
master Generals absence to redecOFate
and furnish his office suite, which will
present spiek and span appearance on
the return Of Mr.. Meyer from a short
stay at Hamilton, Mass.
Major Adolph Won Haake topographer
for the department, has returned to Of
nee after a vacation Of aA month at
Asbury Park, \. J.
Madison W. Mccartney. OF the de-
partment annex, is taking his annual
c: c. .Judson, OF the chief clerks di-
vision, has returned from Chesapeake
Beach, where he spent a short vaca-
ton fishing and grabbing.
Miss Ruth E. Herriot. of the finance
division, has returned from q month s
vacation spent at points Of interest in
the North
Edward A. Martin. Of the office of
the purchasing agent, returned Mon
day from his summer vacation.
Mrs. E S. Robinson. Of the division
or inspection, Bureau of the Second
Assistant, is taking a months leave.
Henry A. Spear. Of tive division of rail-
way adjustment. Burelu Of the Second
Assistant, left Saturday for months
vacation.
George B. clark, confidential clerk TO
tie Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, has returned from a vacation of
three weeks, spent al various points
IN New Hampshire.
Thomas P. johnson. Of the railway
mall division. has returned from a yaca-
tion spent in Virginia.
3. NJ. Focke, stenographer - Che Of
nce Of the assistant attorney general
for the department, left Tuesday night
Tor weeks trip 70 Boston, Mass.
Gen william A. Knapp. office Of the
assistant attorney general for the de-
partment, left, yesterday for a trip TO
Boston, Mass, going by boat He Will
be on leave for week
James Keogh. Of the Bureau of the
Second ASSISTANT left Thursday for a
vacation OF four weeks.
John NJ Croft, assistant chief clerk.
Bureau OF the Second Assistant. return
ed Wednesday from short say in
Lancaster. Ia.
John A. Nash. ofhea OF the assistant
attorney general for the department,
left yesterday TO spend q week at his
home IN Philadelphia, Pa
Theodore ingalls,, chief clerk Of the
division OF pOstofflce inspectors, left
for Brook lyn, n. Y. on Friday. to spend
q few days with his mother and sisters.
George AIish smith. Of the division
OF postofhce inspectors, is spending Z
few days at Soiomon's Island fishing.
Miss Clara Il. Jones. clerk Jn charge
Of the bookkeeping section, division of
supplies. left Thursday for Iiarpers
Ferry 10 spend a vacation Of two weeks.
Major A w Wills. postmaster st
Nashville, Tenn, called at The depart
officials, on his return home from i. va
cation stay at Atlantic city.
J. N. Engie. of the recording division,
Office OF the auditor has been on leave
for the past week attending the county
fair at his old home, ShepherdstOWn.
W Va Mr.. Engle enjoys the distinc-
tion of having been the first appointee
IN the recording division under Civil
Service rules.
Mrs. E. Dillenback, OF the division of
rural delivery, has been granted leave
for two weeks, and left Saturday for
stay at Atlantic City
Mrs Z. B. Donehoo. OF the division of
dead letters, who is a member Of the
Wonan's Relief Corps Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. is on vacation for
three weeks, spending part Of the time
az her home IN Pittsburg. Pa, and the
remainder at the encampment in To-
ledo, Ohio.
Mrs I. G. King. OF the recording di-
vision, office Of the auditor, returned
Wednesday from a vacation stay al
Skyland Va
c. A Fisher. Of the recording divis-
ion. of6ce OF the auditor. is again at his
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