Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-13
General Orders. No. 2. Pertaining to
the State Muster.
HrApQuAKTERs FrRsr BRIGADE,
MAISg VOLUNTEER MuIrIA,

HEApQrARIERs FIRST BRIGADE,
MAIsE VoLrSrKEK MuirI,,
Bangor. June ., 1890.
GESERAL ORDERS No. 2.
I. The following promotions and sp-
poiniments. upon the staH of the General
commanding, are hereby announced
Captain VIM. C. Woodbury., of the staff
Dover. Me. to be Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral of the Brigade, with the rank of Major
from the 2sth day of May, 1870. vice
Major Lunt resigned.
Captain Robert II. Burnham. Rockiand,
Me Co. II. Let Regiment, to he inspector
of the Brigade, with the rank of Major,
from January 18th, 1890. vice Major
Plaisted resigned.
Capt. George Doughty, Augusta, Ne
Co. +. lst Regiment. to be luartermaster
Of the Brigade, with the rank of Captain,
from the 3rd day of February 1890. vice
Captain Paul resigned.
Arthur X. Hunt. Portland, Me, to he
ABIDE Camp on the staff Of the General
Commanding. with the rank OF Captain,
from May 2sth, 1890, vice Captain Wood
bury promoted.
willard l.. Bowker. Bangor. Me, to be
Aid de Camp, upon the staff Of the General
WIN Vft ThuA VI HTst Lieu
tenant, from the 2sth day of May, 1890.
vice Lieutenant Sprague promoted. They
will each be respected and obeyed accord
ingly.
II. In compliance with Par J, G. o.
No. !. A. G.. o. c. =. this command will
20 into camp for FIVE days, beginning Mon.
day. June 30th inst. Time tables giving
the hours of the movements Of military
trains will be issued at an early date. and
commanding officers will assemble their re
spective command. and embark for Augusta
by the trains specified ins: he time table.
HI. The camp will be known Camp
Bufieigb," in honor of the Commander-in
Chief.
~. Capt. George Doughty. Brigade
Quartermaster. Captain Charles A. Plum
mer, Brigade CommissaYy Sergeant A. NJ.
Kimball. Brigade Commissary Sergeant
and Warren l.. Riker, Brigade Hospital
Steward, will each report at Camp Bur
leigh" for duty Saturday, June 2stb, at ten
O'Clock A. M, and make the necessary ar
rangements for the arrival of this com
mand.
V. Colonies of Regiments, the com
mauding officer of the Battery and Frontier
Guards should send their quartermaster.
commissary sergesDts and company cook
in advance. to arrive at Camp Burleigb
not later than Saturday. June 28, at )
O'Clock r. NJ, With orders to put quarter.
in order and prepare dinner for the men
Monday noon. June 30th.
VI. Major WILDER A. Bumps, Surgeon
of the % Regiment, is hereby detailed a,
acting Medical Director Of the Brigade un-
I'll January |, 1891 and be will forthwith
forward bis requisition for medical supplies
for use in this command during the eocsmp.
ment, and will make q written report at the
close of the encampment.
VII Col. Bret and Col. Kendall will
each detail eight men and direct them to
report to Msjor Bumps At O'Clock 2. NJ.
30th inst for duty in the ambulance corps
during the eucsmpment- In making thi,
detail care should be taken to detail men
who will take an interest in learning 10 care
for the sick
VIII. The attention Of commanding
officers is called to Par. /, g. o. No. 6. A.
G. o. C. g. Requisitions for transportation
subsistence. camp and garrison equipage
should be forwarded to Capt Doughty
Brigade Qnsrtermaster, Augusta, Me, in
time for then TO reach him on or before
Monday, the 23d inst
IX. Attention is called to Par. 3. &. o.
No. s, A. G. o. c. .. Commanding officers
Of Regiments, Battery and the Frontie,
Guards will each forthwith, upon the arri
val Of their commands in camp, deliver 70
the Assistant Adjutant General q morning
report, showing the strength and condition
Of their respective commands. and daily
reafteY af the call
Y. Attention is called to Par. !, G.. o
No. 8. A. g. u. C. .. and commandjna
officers vill, govern themselves accordingly
NJ. The Frontier Guards are detailed d
for provost duty st Brigade Hesdquarters
during the encampment. and Capt Edward
T. Livermore il detailed ~ ac,ing provost.
marshal of the Brigade, and he viii be res.
pected and obeyed accordingly. This de.
tail viii not interfere with company drill,
competitor for individual or company prize,
in rife practice, or prevent the company
being assigned 70 either regiment for in
struction in battalion drill, a. the Brigade
Commander may direct after the company
reports for duty in camp.
MI. The General Commanding expect,
that every man will keep in mind from ih.
time he leaves home until be returns TO BIZ
home. that be veaFs the uniform Of th.
SlAte Of Maine, and that every citizen o.
the State has an interest in il. and in th.
good conduct Of all vho wear it.
HESsY l. MITCHELL,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Oficial WILLIAM c. woopBuKr,
Msjor and Asst Adjt Gen.
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