Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-25
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What's your rsglmehI'
The vet.r.rs srs coming,
That band .erenade Was Hne.
camp Jameson is nov 8 success,
General John Harper is staying in camp.
why old fellow. haven't seen you
sioce CD "
Representative Edward Kimbail Of
Bridse!op. is staying in camp.
Henry g. Staples, Camp 3. Of ", Of
Augusta, is to furnish the guard detail.
IIesdmsster j. w. Chsd~ick OF the
Boston Latin school is guest in camp.
The Lewiston and Bangor camps of the
T. CIV are expected to come over in .
body.
Five guard tents for the Augusta camp,
4. Of V. have been placed south Of head
quarters
Hon. Charles H.mlIn Of Bangor made a
flying visit to camp yesterday. He will re.
turn for the week today.
Edward stilio OF Gardiner, Dex.er &
Co of Boston, called on headquarters yes
terdsy with patty Of friends.
Seth Williams Ladies Relief Corps beirs
al independent organic .tiou, has been sea,
special invitation for Governors day.
Atusgy drove up to headquarters yes
tsrdsy. 10 it were three veterans and yet
there were but three arms in the party.
A msiquse has been set up near the
ambulance corps stable in order that the
hurry up wagon" may not be injured BY
the dew.
General Henry v. Mitchell, president OF
the association, arrived yesterday morning
from Bangor. lie returned home on the
afternoon train but will be back todsy.
The two CUES which stood in front Of the
rssimenta camps have been moved over to
headquarters. where they are now set on
each side Of the Gag pole. back Of the head
quarters gun.
How many are on the grounds lie
often heard. Can't say exactly but Capt.
John +. Chase had 800 members badges
Yesterday morning snd last night there
were but few left.
The Augusta band marched to the camp
ground la.t evening. They serensded
headquarters after which they repaired to
their quarters. those occupied BY the Levitt
ton brigade band during the last muster.
The battery Of i2-pounders which 10
grouped about the dag staff will be manned
byA crew Of veteran artillery men. under
charge Of Capt. +. H. Wing Of Skowhegsn.
They will Ore tn. salute on Governors day.
o~ins to the inability Of Hon II. n
Heath to be pre,eat il is probable that Col
X. G5uld Of r ,ckiand, commanding the
Maine division, s. OF ", will respond to
the toast "rhe Sons Of Veterans" on Gov
ernor's Day.
Sergt Glacken and Privates PitmAn and
Judkins Of the Cumberland. gave . fine
banjo and .xhistlir g concert, With an &C.
easiouAl jig or song interpreted, yesterday
10 email and delighted audience. All
three are extra fine performers.
NJ. 5. Seaman, who was so successful ss
heaissiter 81 headquarters during muster,
10 again in charge with . strong co p, OF
cooks And walters. He has placed every
thing ia ,eadi ess for the gaests today. He
10 sorkins for Charles Mclaughlin. Of
heiAl caterer.
Caterer Mclaughlin will re: Il ie table
1t headquarters. For breakfast there will
be steak. hot rolls, potatoes. tea and
eeH<e For dinner. soups. roast vegetables
And deserts. FIR .upp,r. cold meats and
hot rolls, ~ish tea and coffee, besides
,arious and important oil er articles oil
fJod.
There vas 8 mee,iog of Ne local com
nists e and vice president Henry G Staples
a. headquarters yesterday. In accordance
with vote of the committee Col. Stsplei
sppaia,ed D,s George E. Brickes and
george W Martin board Of medical difsc:
efs to have charge Of the health OF ,hs