Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-01

c.,o,n. Alvah A. Pomrov. Chas. M. Robin.
Erwin A. Robertson. Edward W. Tenn
P'1r; .oSr1ER GUARDS, PASSPORT. Cnat-
..ahed I'D Lieut., N. B. Mutt. Jr. Serg'ts.
Newcomb, Geo. ii. Ray; Corps, II.
r. paine. E. E. Livermore; Privates, C. II.
Tsruey. j. W. Davis, r. Wadsworth, j. w.
Brooks, r. Flagg.
smwe Sergeant w. II. Garcelon, Corporal
Shaw, Privates +. p. Sampson, B. l..
n,ssser. b. L. Bachelor, A. 4. Butler. G.
~ BRADLEY, A. NJ. Kicker, Sergeant G. II.
Hamilton.
DrxIER LIGHT INFANTRY, Dexter: Can't
nsnel W. McCrilis. Sergeant s. NJ. Leigh
,or Corporal c. T. Parshley, Privates l.. b.
W,dron, b. 4. Atwater, G. T.. Sturtevant,
cF Johnson, L. III. Weymouth. J. F.
R-own, lst Lieut.. Nath'l l.. McCrilis.
SkowHEGAN LIGHT INFANTRY, Skowhegan ::
serreants Alvin Sedgley. Albert Longlav.
corporals Alfred johnson, Perley T. Ken
dslI. Prvates John II. Libby, Oscar L. Bnz
.1aJ Forest f. Fletcher, George +. Morrill,.
Walter c. Weston, Horace Z. Reed.
CAPITAL GUARDS, Augusta: Arthur w.
Whittier, I'd Lieut. Edward A. Hanks. Ser
qeant George ii. Clark, Private James A.
fairbanks, Corporal James E. Wade, Pri-
ya,e William G. Hussey, Capt. John Z. Fos-
sqtt. L. T. Jones, Sergeants l.. A. Moore. T..
". Moo'e.
BrpDEFoRD LIGHT INFANTRY Hampton E.
Hill: Freeman w. Elder, Henry c. Foley.
Isaac ID. Adams, Fred Irish, Freeman i.
Chapman Miles l.. Wyman, John NJ. Aker-
v. Alonzo NJ. Kimball, Joseph ID. Staples.
PORTLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, Portland: I'd
LIB. A. Norton; Sergts. c. +. Holmes, f.
n ~
son. Privates G. NJ. Townsend, J. w. Scott.
G. Blake, W. Rich, G. E. Allen
Tnsox LIGHT INFANTRY, RockIand:
Sam Tyler Lemuel Tyler, II. c. Chapman,
Vim. II. Kittridge, Alvah ID. Blakinton,
Frank NJ. Timer, Chas. Fales, J. A. Knowl-
ION. Geo. A. Blood, Chas. Guptil
RICHARDS LIGHT INFANTRY, Gardiner: It.
en- Drake, Serg'ts Geo. H. Holmes, Harry
". Cook, Corp. Earnest NJ. Dill, Priy't
T. A. Wadsworth, Geo. f. Esmond, W. X.
wakefield, Geo. l.. McKenncy, VIM. ii.
Booker, VIM. A. Hildreth.
NORWAY LIGHT INFANTRY, Norway:
Serg'ts. W. A. Ripley, NJ. l.. Bennett
Corps. A. W. Frost, A. M. Harlow, Pri-
Yates, C. S. Bacon, J. NJ. Bumpus, w. w.
Harmon, c. A. Small, c. Fl. Swan.
PORTLAND MECHANIC BLUES. Portland:
Capt. Chas W. Davis, Serg't. Geo. knight.
Corps David Hunt. ii. S. Blondheire, Priv
ates Geo. II. Clarke, Chas. A. Maxwell.
Geo. A. Anderson, Chas ii. Ross, Daniel w.
Russell, l.. II. Lunt.
HERsEl LIGHT INFANTRY. Oldtown: Capt.
Chas. +. Miles, LIST Lieut.. j. f. Worcester,
Corps David Deahy, Orville McPheters,
prlvates Fred Smith, Job Haskell, Alfred
Haskell, Jacob Simmons, Nathan Walls, NJ.
C. Stone.
JAMESON GUARDS, Bangor: Serg't G. f..
Stimson. Corps. c. A. Fowler Chas. f.
Gray, Privates VIM. G. Penny, Geo. o.
Huston, +. A. Kirk, VIM. III. Dow, +. f.
Swanton, 5. A. Philbrook, Vim. J. Knoles.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SHOOT
4 heavy southwest wind materially affected
the shooting of all the teams. 1t detected
the course of the bullets, making consider
able difference in the aggregate scores. Each
team is allowed 100 shots, and the highest
score possible is 500. Comparatively few
balls eyes were made. Ten teams have
already shot, and the remaining five shoot
to-day, beginning at eight o'clock sharp. 1t
/. impossible to tell who bears off the ban
ner. The men in the five teams yet to shoot
vent to bed early, and are hopeful of making
good scores. They will have the advantage
Ofquiet air and good nights rest Below
We publish the aggregate score of the teams
which have already shot
Auburn Light Infantry, 33l.
Crosby Guards, lIampden, PSI.
Frontier Guards, Eastport. unattached, 2G2.
Doutv Guards, Dover, 22T.
Dexter Light Infantry, 293.
Showhegan Light Infantry. pa.
Capital Guards Augusta, 30I.
Bildeford Light Infantry, SO.
Portland Light Infantry. PSI.
Tilson Light Infantry. Rockland. 295.
The best individual scores were made by
Elmer l. Bumpus of the Auburn Light In
fantry. and l.. A. Moore of the Capital
Guar,ls-39 and Is out of a possible 30.
GRAND MILITARY BALL.
This evening the Guards are to put bios
som on the pleasant and profitable coming to-
gether of military men by a ball in Granite
Hail. No doubt it will be an immense sue
cess. The admission price to the festivities
has been put at SO low figure that the at
tendance should be immense. The boys
deserve benefit from their friends, and the
journal wishes them success.