The Washington times., 1908-01-26
4kf8ondN euls and dda7dB5ae Government Department.
RCOvernment Printing OffiCe8

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Huston, joseph Gibson Reception-NV.
"A. OBren. Elliott Brown. VI. A. Bo-
Genhamer. T. a. ByHum invitation
T. G. Parsons, +. A. Ryan. John r.
Berg, j.. s. MOOres. Russell O. Besne.
W. y. Bennett. Membersh!p-H. ".
Iempiar. 4. +. y. Doyle. r. 4. Dough
crty. Tho officers OF the club are VIII
Z. Burchdeld, president; f. n White
mead. vice president. Frank ID. Smith,
secretary, and A J.. Huss. treasurer.
Tie banquet is TO be held on February
Jason Waterman. of the proof divi-
sion, will probably announce his can
dIdaCy soon for the position Of delegate
from Columbia Typographical Union TO
the next session of. the International
Typographical Union
Wallace Brewer one Of the reliables
Of the first division, IS the new presi-
dent Of the Government Printing once
veterans Association. which is cOmpos-
cd Of soldiers Of the civil war. Mr.
Brewer has been. connected with the
/ office many years, being one Of the
Oldest employees IN point Of service. lie
VIII make good official in his new
position.
returned 10 duty Thursday after being
IN with the grip for ten days
Arthur Watts has been transferred 10
the job press section.
Harry c. McCammon, assistant door
keeper, has returned 10 duty after q
short Illness.
Albert Wilkinson, Of the bookkeeping
section, ONCE superintendent of dOcu-
ments, was away last week on short
vacation.
: Felix McGlOin, Of the pamphlet bind
/ CRY, who was stricken with dpOpleXy
some two weeks since, died last week
The funeral was under the auspices Of
the members Of the Union Veterans
I Union, Of which Air. McGloin was an
hOnOred member. Father Mccarthy OF
ST. Aloysius' Church ofiCiaIed. and the
/ lnterment was made aJ/ArIiuguou- Alr.
McGiOin leaves one daughter, who re-
I sides in Brooklyn, y. J. He was one
of the oldest and best known employees
or the Office.
Miss ArabeHe X. Horne of the bind
cry. has returned % the office after
being III with the grip for about two
weeks.
Daniel w. oliver foreman OF Iaborers.
has been promoted from s. to 1920 per
day.
Chief Doorkeeper, George C. Harris.
has been at home the past week with
| the Strip.
A delegation of Cheyenne Indians
were shown through the office Wednes-
day. They expressed themselves as
/ heap much pleased with what they saw.
/! and observed with open-eyed amaze
ment the many points Of interest that
! they passed.
/ The sick list in the bindery contains
( the names Of Miss Sara y. WeCkerly,
1 Miss Mile Parker, John Conner
and Brandan 5. GyHan-
Miss Mary A Dowuey. OF the gold
room, who was called 10 Baltimore by
/ the Illness OF her sister and bTOLheT-i1-
law, arrived there too late 10 see either
/ alive, both having died while she was
On her Way over. Both died Of the grip.
the funeral was "a double one.
Luther Woodward. the haIf-tone man
I Of the first division. is at home with a
Well-deyeIOped case Of grip. This is
: the first time Mr.. Woodward has been
away from the office on account OF i'll
: ness In many years
Mrs Chase. wife OF Robert II. Chase.
! of the supply division. who has been
very low for some time, recently under
went q surgical operation at Columbia
hospital allG IS llM SH5uIig mn
proved
Thomas J. Cason, of the sanitary divi-
sion, has been promoted from $3.50 10
$50 per day.
Miss Annie G. Downs. OF the gold
room is detained at home by the a.
ness of her mother, who is suffer Jug
| with the grip.
/ George J. Hurst, head stamper in the
bindery, VINO has been on the sick list
4 for several days, viii go out of the city
I for a rest and 10 recuperate
| Joseph B. Chapman. of the Office of
/ the superintendent of documents, has
/ been confined TO his home for the past
week with the sciatic rheumatism
I Miss Alice s. Hoover. of the costkeep-
/ ing section, is away from the office for
| q vacation.
/ Joseph Edgar Smith, of the Office Of
! the superintendent of manufacture. re-
turned 10 the Office Thursday after a
| short vacation
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