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The Washington times., 1908-08-09

spending the time In New York city and
the seaside resorts Of the East.
AdTaIn L. Horner, Of the appoint
ment division, has been on leave OF
absence for a few days the past week.
s. S. Kalisher, OF the Bureau OF Cor
porahons. is spending his vacation at
Seaside Park, n. J.
E. z. Bartlett, of the supply division,
has ratSrned from his home in Spring
field. Mass. where he spent his vaca-
ton with relatives His family, who
accompanied him, will remain in Massa-
chusetts for the remainder Of the heat
ed term.
Burr J. RRmage. or the Bureau OF
Corporations, accompanied by his wife,
has gone TO Canada for an extended
vacation.
John N. Burkett, Of the Bureau OF
Corporations, has gone to his old home.
Rome City, Ind, to spend the remainder
Of August on a visit to his rather.
Gates RaPp. OF the printing division.
is taking his annual leave and has gone
club and play the game for month.
Mr. Rapp is one Of the best players on
the Commerce and Labor team.
H R. weakleA OF the printing dlvi-
with relatives and friends at his old
home, Waynesboro. Pa.
a. F. Busick. OF the Bureau of Cor
porations, is spending the remainder of
hn n Of ~fraHls n
vacation.
Louis Domeratzl1y. of the Bureau OF
Manufactures. will spend his vacation Of
two weeks in the valley Of Virginia
Dan A. Vaughan. OF the printing divi-
sion, accompanied by his family, left
Thursday for TiIghman's Island on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland for a vaca-
ton stay OF two weeks
Francis Evans, OF the Office OF the
disbursing clerk, Is spending the week
end with friends at Washington Grove,
Robert Evans. Of the office OF the
disbursing clerk, left Friday for Col
onial Beach ana vicinity TO spend his
vacation.
William H. Power, of the office Of the
ulSDuTSing clerk. lett Friday Tor a va
cation of several weeks to be spent at
seaside resorts, including Atlantic City.
COney Island. and Ocean View.
Charles W. Zieber, OF the Office OF
the disbursing clerk. has returned from
a vacation Of three weeks spent at
BetteTtOn. Md.
Theodore Lang, craftsman at 81, ,440
per annum, in the office OF the Light
house Board, has resigned. his position.
and VIII take up work in the Treasury
Department Of a similar nature.
Noble n. Potts. OF the office OF the
disbursing clerk. accompanied by his
wife and mother, left yesterday for
Atlantic City. where the party VIII re-
main until September 1. A trip will
then be made 10 Boston. Mass. where
about two weeks Will be spent.
Judge Campbell, chief OF the division
Of naturalization, is IN New York city
for about ten days on Official business
Maj. J. NJ. Saxton. of the once OF the
Lighthouse Board. has returned from a
vacation spent on tour through New
England.
Raymond A CTist, assistant chief OF
the division OF naturalization, is again
his desk affa- a hFiaT vacation
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Daniel A. Kildare, head OF the mono
type machinists, returned 10 duty We'd
nesday. Mr. Kildare and family spent
fifteen days at Atlantic City.
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Among those who will attend the Po-
tomac Association meeting, which con
venes at Mt. Hope Baptist Church In
Loudoun August u, are me Rev. W. >.
= G. Ouackenbush, W. S. Hoge, jr..
~. T. Parrott. +. II. Ca dwell, and J..
5. Parrott, all of Columbia Baptist
Church.
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Miss Nellie T Ryan. OF the number
ing division, and sister, Miss Emma T.
Ryan, Of the bindery, are spending p
weeks vacation at Colonial Beach
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Miss Sophia r. Lauder, Of section
four, has been granted leave OF al
sence for ten days.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Lieut.. Richard NJ. Calhoun. of the
watch force. is at Colonial Beach for
his summer outing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L.oudenslager have re-
turned from Luray. Va, where they viS-
tied among friends.
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Mrs. Catherine Leahy. Of the exam
ming division, has been on leave or
absence for several days.
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DIT and Mrs. Cobb have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Chanbers' OF Hon
olulu, Hawaii.
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Dr. Roy c. Dunmire. OF the Bureau of
Corpc tions, has been granted leave
until August Il. He will spend the time
in New York city, Atlantic City. and
also visit friends at his old home, Al
toona Pa
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Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Walker, OF
Gaithersburg. are guests OF their daugh-
ter here. Mrs Willis b. Burdette.
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Mrs Maggie D. Simms. Of section
eight, is visiting her parents in Vir-
ginia during her vacation.
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Charles F. Weston, in charge OF the
finishing division. bindery, will be away
from Office thirty days TO take treat
ment for the rheumatism. John S. Kist-
Ter will be in charge OF the division in
his absence.
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The following employees Of the bindery
are taking annual vacations, com
mencing on Thursday last: J. J. Mullen.
Samuel Leherts, Edgar r. Lyons, For
est c. Perdleton. Bright X. Sonen, r.
II. Zimmerman, and Thomas II. Wills.
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Miss Lulu 3. Hosmer and Miss Mary
A. Crauer, of the gold room, have been
granted leave OF absence for thirty
DAYS.
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The following er-ployes OF the mono
tvpe division, left last week for vaca-
tions: u. c. Hayes, J. Shaw, r L.
Herndon, F. z. Klopfer, ]. Maley,
James u. Wiley. George Shaner, Miss
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Roger Melting and family leave todsSi
for a visit to relatives in Laurel, Nd
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Mrs. Henning and family have been
visiting with friends at For tWashing-
ton the last few days.
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Myron J. Ferren, OF the monotype di-
vision, who is spending his vacation IN
st. Louis, Mo-. with Mrs. Ferren, was
present az the celebration OF the eight
ieth anniversary OF the birth of Mrs.
Ferren's father, Gen. 9. ". Price, which
took place Wednesday.
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William NJ. Davis is on a visit 10 his
daughter. Mrs. Edward Clagett1 al
AliddlebroOk. Nd.
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Thomas Flint, jr., Cf the bindery. has
resigned his position. He will here
afteri reside on a farm near Atlantic
City. Mr. Flint has not been in good
health since the death OF his wife.
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William Palmer, OF the examining di-
vision, had a new visitor to arrive at
his home the past week L was a
bouncing boy. Mother and baby doing
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Miss Mary Lanigan, of section four,
who has been granted leave for ten
DAYS, is spending the time in the coun-
try.
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Miss Annie c. Prentiss, Office super |
intendent OF documents, has been
granted vacation leave for fifteen days. |
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Fred A. G. Krockenbrink, Of section
one, has asked 'Or leave Of absence for
one week. which he will utilize TO get
a good rest
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Policeman c. R Brown. OF the Ana-
costa force, has been granted seven
teen DAYS leave and has gone TO his
former home, near Riverton. Va. Tho
members OF his family will follow later.
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John Pridgeon. of the stamping di-
vision, bindery, has been granted leave
for one month He expects TO spend
his vacation on Long Island, n. Y.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Frank Elder, of the Public Printers
division. left Friday for Atlantic City
to spend a few days. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Elder.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Susie Goss, Of the binderyF left
Wednesday for Maine, where she win
spend a vacation Of q month.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

William c. Doherty. of the foundry
division. has gone to Boston, Mass,
where ne will spend his vacation with
his mother. He Is also d delegate to
the International Stersotypers and
Electrotypers Union.
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NJ IS Alberta a. Ryan. Cf section one.
will ba absent from office for two
weeks, enjoying her annual leave
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Alfred A. Davis. Of the linotype divi-
sion, accompanied by mis- family, left
Wednesday night for Kansas where he
viii spend a month.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Ambrose Moore, OF New YORK. spent
several davs with his mother. Mrs. NJ.
ID. Moore, on Maple avenue, this week
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Theodore Lang, craftsman at LAO
per annum, in the office OF the Light
house Board. has resigned his position.
and will take up work in the Treasury
Department Of a similar nature.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss J. Donaldson. OF section six. re-
signed her position few days ago, and
will leave for Colorado, where she ex-
poets 20 regain her health, which has
not been good OF late.
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B. F. Bodine. OF the linotype division,
Is spending q vacation of seventeen days
in Philadelphia, Pa, and points in New
Jersey.
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Miss Rae HeIlingeT, Of section six. is
on a vacation for three weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

The following temporary appointments
have been made in the press division:
Pressmen-JOhn D. Outlet, William w.
Wallace. Emil A Nops. John 2. Kahler.
and William Fogarty. Pressfeeders-
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Gantiey. Mrs. Elizabeth
c. Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Pettiford,
Mrs Mamie II Wilson, Mrs. Nellie A.
SchereT. Mrs. Katherine Mckee, Miss
NJ. z. Mcintosh. and Miss Margaret
SwitzeT
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Miss Helen r. Hegarty, OF section
six, has been granted leave Of absence
for two weeks on account Of i'll health,
and VIII go to Virginia to recuperate.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Lieut.. Ralph W. Alderman. OF the
monotype division. left yesterday 10
ettehd me national rife shoot at De-
tFolt, Mlcb:s 70 be gone two weeks He
Is one OF the best shots in the District
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William d. Skeen. of the linotype df-
vision, is among the number leaving for
vacations the past week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Skeen viii make visits TO PhiladeIDbfa
and Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Gustavus G. KundahI and family, who
have been making their home at Falls
Church for year, have returned TO
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Ola Y. Latham, Of the supply division,
left Wednesday evening for his home in
GreenviIle, n. c., 70 spend his vacation.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

George W. Javili has been reinstated
as Il helper on ths linotype machines.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Prof Cooke Z. Luckett. late principal
of the Rockville high school, has
formed a partnership with Miss Lucy
:. Simpson. and win hereafter be as
sociated with her as joint principal Of
the Rockville Institute. established by
Miss Simpson some years ago.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Samuel F. Gillespie. OF the watch
force, returned Tuesday, after spending
his vacation OF thirty days in Pittsburg
and points IN Ohio.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

William Brauninger, Of the watch
thirty days.
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Miss George z. Goodchild. or the
numbering division. left the past week
for Virginia TO visit friends for ten
days.
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Private Secretary William J. Dow and
Allen +. Cowles. Will this month take
up quarters at Colonial Beach, having
their families.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Fannie II. Hope. OF section eight.
has gone TO her home IN Virginia 70
spend two weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

The county school commissioners, at
their last meeting, confirmed the fol-
lowing teachers contracts: Miss Anna
Lee Poole, Germantown; Miss Aline
Crowi, Brink; Miss Nicie o. Day, Kings
Valley: E E Crockett, Glen Echo;
james F. ByTne, MonOcacy; Miss 2.
Claudia, Clagett, Olney: Miss Eleanor
Lsuhn, Elmer.
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Albert Potter. OF the linotype division.
ana Family, are quaTtcred at Colonial
Beach for three week
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Frank ]. Sloan. of the first division.
is erIo-ing his first leave Of absence
under the Government. and is visiting
in Virginia.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Frank H. walpoIe. Of the press di-
vision, has been transferred 10 the navy
division
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Teachers designations were accepted
as follows: Miss Elsie NJ. Day Kings
Valley: Miss Flora NJ. Hinkley, Clop-
pers; Miss Eleanor Luhn, Cedar Bend.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Bishop Earl Crauston. Of Washington.
had a very large congregation at the
Methodist Episcopal Church lasi Sun
day.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larldn and son
left this week for their home. IN oak
land Cal, after an extended visit 10
IA rents
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Joseph z GOOdkey and Luther NJ De
vine. OF the mOnOtype division. are tax
ing their vacations and Will be IN Bos-
ton. Mass, this week Tor the Interna-
tional Typographical Union convention.
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c. W. Radley, Of the linotype division.
is in Boston as a delegate to the Inter
national Typographical Union.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Enoch Stahler, of the watch force,
has returned to luty after spending a
month with his family at Minneapolis
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Effie BealI, OF Nichols avenue
tiyes.
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John T. O'Hara and LOwery s. Reech,
employees OF the press division, have re-
signed their positions.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Thomas c. Pursel, of the montype
division, will spend his vacation Of six
weeks at Charlottesville, Ind.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Agnes NJ. Saxty, OF section four,
is spending two weeks Of her vacation
at Atlantic City.
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Thomas Carroll. Of section seven, -
spending part of his annual leave at
Atlantic City.
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Miss NJ. Barnes. Of section eight, has
resigned her position and returned TO
her home in Georgia
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

z C Hough and Miss Helen Hough
are visiting relatives at Lowville, n
Y
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Ella B. O'Leary. of the examin-
ing division. left the past week for q
trip to Boston, Mass, by sea.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Judge Campbell, chief OF the division
OF naturalization, is in New York city
for about ten days on Official business.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Michael Shaen, foreman OF the foundry
division, was on leave Of absence for
several days the. past week to superin-
tend the moving to his new house.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Noble n. Potts. OF the office OF the
disbUrsing clerk, accompanied by his
wife and mother, left yesterday for
Atlantic City. where the party VIII re-
main until September 1. A trip will
then be made TO Boston. Mass. where
about two weeks will be spent.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Marion Dew. Sievers. OF the mono
type division, has returned after an
absence Of two weeks. caused by the
death Of his brother in Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

DR. Titus 3. Snoddy. wife, and child
have returned 10 Falls Church. after
months visit TO friends IN Tennessee.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Capt. Daniel A. Babcock. Of the watch
force, who IS spending his vacation at
his old home, HOrneH. y. Y, has re-
Queste1 an extension OF leave
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Charles D. McLelland, bookkeeping
section, once superintendent OF docu-
ments. has returned from q vacation
visit of twenty-one days 70 relatives
and friends in Ohio.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

John Cox, Of the watch force. is
spending his vacation at Piney Point,
Md
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Michael J. Shea, Of the foundry divi-
sion, with his vile, will spend his va
cation at Cape Cod. Mass. Mr. Shea is
a member of the executive board of the
international Stereotypers and Electro
typeTs' Union Of North America and
Canada, which IS TO hold its annual con
.Vention at Boston this week.
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which he is spending at Philadelphia,
Pa, and Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

F. F. Bradley. Of section nine, is
camping with the District National
Guard at Fort Washington for two
weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Florence f Suit and Miss jose
phine &. Emery. Office superintendent
OF documents, who have been employed
as temporary clerks, were dropped
from the rolls last week. the period ot
their appointments having expired
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Nj and Mrs. Harry E Stratmeyer
and their daughter Evelyn and Mrs.
Stra,meyers mother, Mrs. William NJ
Davis, are enjoying an outing at Vir-
ginia Beach.
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home with typhoid fever, and his
friends are alarmed az his condition.
Miss Gertrude R Deach. printers
division. has been promoted to messen-
ger in section one.
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The Rev. ]. w. Lyeli and wife, of
New Jersey, who have been the guests
at the home Of the Rev. W. S. o Thorn
as, left Falls Church Wednesday for
their Northern home.
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Miss Florence Blackburn, OF Falls
Church, is on a visit TO friends Ia Will
mington, Del
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Marvin ]. Nevius. OF the linotype d.
vi on, has returned from kis vacation.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

The Southern Methodist Sunday school
went TO Marshall Hall Thursday on
their annual picnic.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Maude Heagy. OF Rockville, Is
visiting Miss Myrtle Howard, at Unity,
AFd
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Margaret c. Upleger, ONCE SUI
perintendent Of documents, who has
been paying a visit TO home folks at
Mount Clemens, Mich, has applied for
an extension OF leave.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Martin, Of section seven, is
spending a week at Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Ruth G. Atwater. office superin-
tendent of documents, left last week 20
spend twenty days with relatives at
her home in New England.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Edward Thomas. Of Falls Church. is
on a visit to friends in Waynesboro,
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Mrs. S. S. Luttrell entertained her
Junior Epworth League members at
picnic wednesday in the grove OF the
Rev. George Buckler. Mrs. BuckIer
furnished conveyances for the children.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Annie L. Shiley, Office superin-
tendent Of documents, has returned from
a vacation of thirty days. which she
spent on visit to her parents at Idis-
souri, Valley, Iowa.
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Rufus G. Byars, Of the Bureau Of
Standards. has been promoted from $500
to 5000 per annUm.
Ruloff V. L. Stratton. Of the Bureau
OF Corporations, has been promoted
from cOpyist at $500 to clerk at $1,000
per annum.
George p. Kimmel, OF the division Of
information, Bureau Of immigration,
has returned from a vacation Of a
month spent at points In the East and
Northwest, including New York CITY,
Chicago. Minneapolis, and Niagara
Falls.
Herbert 3. Collins, of the of1ee of
the solicitor, accompanied by his family,
will leave tomorrow for Ocean CITY,
Nd, where he will spend his vacation.
Charles S. Eby, of the division OF In
formation. Bureau OF immigration,
sailed yesterday from New York for
Antwerp. He will join Mrs Eby, who
preceded him abroad, and spend sew
eral weeks touring England, France,
and Scotland.
Robert z. Crowley, OF the Office OF
the solicitor, has returned from Blue
mont. va, where he spent several days
recuperating from his recent Illness.
A Warner Parker. chief of the law
division, Bureau OF immigration. is
spending his vacation at Meredith,
n. II.
Lester. L. Schnare, of the Bureau Of
Immigration, has gone to his home IN
Wisconsin to remain for about hVe
weeks, TO visit relatives and friends
Newton s, Ingamfelter. Of the di-
vision Of Information, Bureau Of 1mmi-
grafton, left Monday for his home, IN
West Virginia, where he viii spend a
vacation Of three weeks.
John Q. Ballou, Of the Bureau OF Cor
poratiCns, accompanied by his wife, LETT
yesterday for a vacation visit to his
old hC-ne, near Boston, Mass. He has
been granted leave for twenty-five days.
Dr. Roy c. Dunmire. OF the Bureau of
Corporations, has been granted leave
until August II. he will spend the time
in New York city Atlantic City. and
also visit friends at his old home, Al
toona. Pa
L II WaEng, OF the Bureau OF Cor
poratIoas, viii leave this week to Join
his family, who are spending the sum
Tner on farm in the Catskill noun
tains, n. Y. He Will be on vacation
for about two weeks.
C. W. Rider. OF the supr.. division.
Is on q vacation for moath. and is
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Miss Eulalie Braddoch. Of West Wash
ington, Is visiting with Rockville rela-
tives.
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Is organizing drum corps for the new
Tart and Sherman Marching Club.
George W. Allen. OF the watch force.
Is spending his vacation in Maryland.
John Cox. OF the watch force. is
spending his vacation at Ptney Point,
Md.
Lieut.. Richard NJ. Calhoun. of the
watch force. is at Colonial Beach for
his summer outing.
Lieut.. George Wheeler. of the watch
force, IS making a trip TO Syracuse. N
Y, where he will spend the time with
friends.
left Wednesday. accompanied by his
wife, for Niagara Falls, and Michigan,
where hs will spend three weeks.
Bernard L Crooke, Of the nnonotype
division, IS on leave for three weeks,
aA+,s and Maine.
Among those going to leave from the
first division last week were T. A
COggswell. Miss Margaret A. Evans,
Miss Laura B. Gordon, T. ]. McDon-
Ough. James T. Ray. Elmer z. Rich
ards. John Y. Slater, F. E. Warren, and
Samuel White.
Charles F. Weston. in charge OF the
finishing division. bindery. will be away
from office thirty days TO take treat
ment for the rheumatism. John S. Kist-
Ter will be in charge of the division in
his absence.
Miss Lulu 3. Hosmer and Miss Mary
A. Cranner, of the gold room, have been
granted leave OF absence for thirty
days.
John Pridgeon. of the stamping di-
vision, bindery, has been granted leave
for one month He expects to spend
his vacation on Long Island, n. Y.
Frank J. Sloan. of the first division.
is eTFo-ing his first leave Of absence
under the Government. and is visiting
in Virginia.
Miss Mary Blore, of the first division.
started on her leave on Thursday. and
will spend her vacation in New Jersey.
Frederick B. Gilmore. linotype ma
chinist. IS on leave OF absence for twcn-
tv days. His vacation will be spent on
the shores of the Chesapeake.
Peter Frank, foreman of binding, left
Wednesday evening with party Of
friends for a week at Atlantic City.
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Miss Judith @. FAINT, office superin-
tendent or documents, who has been III
at her home in Culpeper, Va. for six
weeks, has requested an extension Of
leave for thirty days. She Is slowly
imprOVing.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

John +. Darlington. Of section sevenr
Is taking his annual vacation.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

George ". Allen, OF the watch force,
Is spending his vacation IN Maryland.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Mrs Unverzargt returned to her Falls
Church home this week, after two
weeks spent at Atlantic City