Evening star., 1914-08-22
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE DEYART0ENT.
Milton r. Crandall. division of reg
| istered mails, and Miss Ada Estella
Printz, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A Printz of Page county. near Luray.
Va, were married Thursday by Rev.
Guy Dewhirst of the Metropolitan NJ
E. Church. The wedding was a quiet
one, only the immediate relatives Of
the contracting parties being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crandan left Washington
Immediately for Virginia Beach, where
they will spend a few days. later vis-
iting New York and Boston, making.
the entire trip by water. They will be
at home to their friends at 2801 North
Capitol street after September 1.
Arthur B. Butterick, John Farmer
and W. L Travers; office Of the chief
post office inspector, have been grant
| ed leave, the first named for q month
from Monday, the others until Septem-
ber 8.
Walker M. Branson. stamp division.
has reported for duty after q months
illness with typhoid fever.
Pierson H. Bristow. classification d.
| vision, is absent from the department
| John Mccormick Of the chief clerks
office will leave Monday for q vacation
of two weeks.
| T. D. Grove, postal savings. has been
granted a months leave from today.
r. c. Galbraith, division Of railway
adjustments, returned last week after
a months illness.
Not many applications for leave are
being received by the appointment
clerk. It is believed many are holding
back to include Labor day in their
time. Holidays and Sundays are not
counted in reckoning the thirty days
leave Of absence granted the clerks
in the department.
Miss A. E. Bourne, division of sup
plies, leaves August "a for Q months
recreation.
Miss Rosa B. McKaig, division Of
rural mails, is on vacation until Sep
tember II.
| DR.. Firman Housed, division Of
finance. will leave Monday, to be gone
until September II.
Kirk L. Russell. office Of purchasing
agent, has been granted leave until
September IL.
Mrs. Hattie Froment, division of rural
mails. will leave August 26 for a ten
day vacation.
Miss Mary Livingston, office of the
solicitor. Is on vacation until Septem-
her S.
Miss Helen E. Fenton, ohace of the
purchasing agent leaves August Is
for ten days.
| Rufus Z. Young, stamp division, has
hNQn
H. ]. Donnelly of the solicitors office
is away until September s.
| Miss Blanche Thompson. telephone
F., operator of the department, is suffering
with blood poisoning of the hand Miss
Thompson is regarded in the depart
ment as one of the best operators in
the service.
In the office of the auditor for the
Clark, chief division Of postmasters'
accounts, is spending month at the
summer resorts Of New Jersey.
w. H. Allen of the same division has
| taken vacation Of two weeks to visit
his parents In West Virginia, where
he expects to be Joined by his brother
Robert, formerly an employe in the
trust officer of the Guaranty Trust
Company of New York.
| A E. Miley, division Of warrant pay
ments, who is rounding out half
century of service in the auditors Of
| flee. Is spending a recreation period of
| thirty days at Pottstown, Pa.
| Dennis c. Shea of the same division
left August II for Atlantic City to be
| away until after Labor day.
| Frank T. Shea. official photographer
for the auditors Office. will divide his
vacation period of a month between
Boston and his home city, Concord,
N. H
! John A. Dysland. division of post
masters accounts. left August II for
a three-week visit to his homo in
Michigan.
! Miss Elizabeth Buckley. who was
transferred to the office Of the super
| vising architect July 16. has been re-
tor for the Post Office Department and
detailed to the Office of the auditor
for the Interior Department, to operate
card-punching machines.
F. W. Opdyke, in charge Of one of the
tcard-punching sections, division of cleo
trical accounting. left August II for a
| three-week visit at his home in New
York state. a.
Henry F. Farmer, division of post
masters accounts. is spending the
month end with his family at their
cottage at Bethany Beach, Del.