Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

erected the tents for the encampment before
noon on Friday the willie faces of them
greeting the companies as they came upon.
| the ground. Order No l, which has fallen
into our hands, and may be interesting hereaf-
ter is as follows =
| Camp Scott.
! HEADQUARTERs CAMP SCOTT,
w Worcester, June 2S 1861. J
order No. /.
The selection of the above name for this camp has
been determined by a Just appreciation of the dis
tinguishcd merit OF one who has for more than half
a century been identified with the military of our
country
norant of the first principles OF military duty, nor
destitute of ordinary Judgment. brief synopsis
merely is mere gwen OF some important rules any
regulations. These are % be regarded as part OF
this order and all officers hereby enjoned to en-
force strict compliance with them.
Officers presumed to have already gained some
theoretical acquaintance with both their rights and
their duties, their position demands, and they are
hereby reminded that they are expected not only TO
discharge with fidelity the latter, but to maintain
| with frmness and dignity the former
| This order will be duly promulgated ana copies
distributed. by command OF
Brig Gen. GEORGE IL, WARD.
GEORGE H. SPAULDING, Brig. Inspector pro TEN.
HOURS FOR DAILY DUTIES.
RereiHe at O'Clock A. M.-signal for the men TO
rise, when the quarters will be cleaned up and every
thing put i'll proper condition.
Peas upon ITtacher nj o'clock A. M.-sgnal Tor
breakfast
Dress Parade at O'Clock A. M.-guard mounting
Immediately after.
Roast Beet at u o'clock M.-signal for dinner:
Retreat at O'Clock NJ, at which time the officers
will be warned for duty and each first sergeant Will
detail the of his company for the guard OF the
ensuing day. There will be dress parade at retreat
Tattoo at 10 O'Clock p M.-sgnal for the soldiers
to repair to their tents, where they must remain till
reyeiile next morning.
Taps at l04 o'clock P. M-signal TO eXtlngulsn
lights.
There will be three roll calls daily: the first i'm
mediately after revele, the second immediately be-
fore retreat, and the third Immediately after tattoo
All officers i'll uniform may pass the chain OF SEN
tinels between reyeille and retreat.
No officer shall on any account sleep out of camp
without permission from the commander OF the
camp.
whatever, without permission from the command
ing officer.
No non-commissoned officer, musician, soldier
shall quit camp without written pass, signed by
his captain and approved by the commanding Oh
fcer.
All persons, of whatever rank, are required to OBJ
serve greatest respect towards sentnels, and no
officer or other person shall make use of any disre-
spectu language or gesture to sentinel at MS post
The several companies arrived on the
| ground promptly and on time,-the Brookfcld
| company arriving first, before one, the others
| between two and three o'clock. They muster
ed sol men altogether. The troops were fur
fence or disorder The companies had abound
ing eourtesies paid to them by their respective
townsmen before taking their final leave for
the camp, which will be faithfully remembered
during the trials before them
| LEoMlNsTER The old Leominster compa.
| ny tCo. AZ, numbering "a men, Capt. George
| A. lockwood were provided with collation.
| by the citizens, who attended them in large
n"mbers to the depot, giving to the members
many expressions of aflectionate remembrance
and regard.
FITcHBURG.-Th interest attending the
departure of the Fitchburg Fusileers was uni
versal. The company reported at the town
hall, Friday morning, where they were ad.
dressed by Col Alvah Crocker in the presence
, of large body of citizens Rev. Elnathan
Davis, in behalf of the clergymen of Fitch.
burg, presented Testament to each of the
! members. Capt. Kimbali responded for the
e,es.assg cpd t,JJe4r OF r.ris-ato H "A
Prayer for the soldiers was offered by Rev
Kendall Brooks. After dining at the Fitch
burg Hotel, they were escorted to the depot
by the ex-members of the Fusieers, and Cit
zens, under command of Col. Jonas A. Mar.
shall, where the banner, some time since pre-
scented by the ladies OF Fitchburg, was given
into the care of the old Fusileers. A company
of past members under command of Lieut.. L.
| L. Miles, escorted the volunteers to Worccs-
ter, the old drummers accompanying them.
They gave our citizens u taste Of their quality
| 81,
Thurston playing the tenor drum, and Eben-
ezer Thurston the bass drum-the same who
drummed Tor the Fusileers at their organiza
ton, forty -fve years ago.
The new Fusieers made fine appearance
as they marched through the streets, and won
many concentrations. The past members,
who accompanied them to Worcester, partook
: of collation. at the Bay State House previous
to their return home, provided by the courte
| sy of their old townsman, Col. Ivers Phillips
They were very handsomely and appropriately
, welcomed by Col. Isaac Davis, mayor of the
city. Lieut.. Miles responded in behalf of the
company. The volunteers wore their old uni
form, but will soon change it for the gray re-
qnired by the army regulations.
CLINroN.-Co. C, Capt Henry Bowman rs
men, were escorted to the depot by the Gin.
ton Cornct Band and citizens, amidst the
firing of cannon and other patriotic demon
STATIONS.
OxFoRD.-Co. E, of Oxford, Capt Charles
Ii. Watson, appeared with full ranks.
BRooKFIELD.-Co. +, Capt. Sardus S.
Sloan, made up of volunteers from North,
East, and West Brookted, started from North
Brookfeld, where they met in front of the
Town Hall. Sentiments offered by j. L.
) Hubbard were appropriately responded to by
j. e. Greene, Esq, and Rev. Mr.. Gushing.
Thence the company were escorted by fire.
men and citizens in carriages to West Brook
field, where haveocks and books were pre-.
scented to each member by Dea Cutter, in be.
half of the ladies, accompanied with shoI
! speech, in the Town Hall. Refreshments were
also provided. The company were then es
corted by the West Brookfeld fremen and
, citizens, through South Brookfied village, ia
East Brooktield, where they were welcomed
with boun,ifu collation. by the ladies. AT
the latter place the company took the cars for
Worcester, being the first upon the camp
ground, arriving little before one o'clock.
They numbered "a men.
GRArToN.-Co. G OF Grafton, Capt Walter
Forehand, have adopted the name of the An
derson Guards. They assembled at the Town
Hall, Friday morning at eight o'clock, where