The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-11
OFF FOR NIANTIC TO-DAY.
TIE SECOND REGIMENT DEPARTS [, FOR CAMP THIS MORNING.

poet for Very Successful Encampmsnt-
 The Commissioned Officers of tho sscoad ' -Notos of the Com panics.
 The annual encampment of the Con- necticut National Guard will open at Mantle this morning and continue un- til Il o'clock on the morning of satur- day. August IS. The members of the city battalions are ordered to re- port at the armory at s:4b this morn- ing. Yesterday afternoon the special baggage was taken to Mantle under the charge of a squad of eight men. The special train will leave the depot here this morning at S:l0.
 The following are the number of men that the several companies will take: Band 25. First Separate company 56, Light Guard s5, City Guard sh sars- field 66. Grays 65. Blues 67. signal corps 10, hospital corps s. machine gun g.
 The following are the commissioned officers of the Second regiment who will go into camp:
 Colonel John B. Doherty.
 Lieutenant Colonel Lucien F. Burpee.
 Major (First battalion) Timothy F. Callahan.
 Major Second battalion) Arthur M. Dickinson.
 Adjutant. Captain Thomas T. Welles.
 Adjutant. (First battalion) First Lieu tenant Fred L. Miner.
 Adjutant, (Second battalion) First Lieutenant Redmond V. Beach.
 Quartermaster, First Lieutenant Joseph T. Elliott.
 Paymaster, Lieutenant John W.Lowe.
 Surgeon, Major John M. Benedict.
 Assistant surgeon, Major Joseph H. Townsend.
 Inspector of small arms practice, Cap tain George G. LeBarnes.
 Chaplain, Justin E. Twitchell.
 Company A, Waterbury. Captain James Gedeles; first lieutenant, Henry B. Carter: second lieutenant, William H. sandland.
 Company B. New Haven, Captain Laurens Cling: first lieutenant. Albert F. Lautenbach: second lieutenant, Jo- seph Ganggel.
 Company c, New Haven, Captain James J Kennedy; first lieutenant, James F. Plunkett; second lieutenant, Daniel F. Flynn.
 Company D, New Haven, Captain Wallace E. Beach; first lieutenant, Ar thur B. Smith: second lieutnant, H. c. Young.
 Company E, New Haven, Captain Theodore H. Sucher; first lieutenant, T. T s ?: Bailey; second lieutenant. George
 company F, New Haven, Captain Charles F. McCabe; first lieutenant, Clarence B. Damn; second lieutenant, Charles Smith.
 Company G, Waterbury, Captain AL fred ]. Wolff; first lieutenant, Daniel E. Fitzpatrick; second lieutenant, Patrick Halpin. '~ B,
 Company H, Middletown. Captain Wesley V. Pearne; first lieutenant, Walker R. Markham: second heuten- ant, John A. Bratch.
 Company I, Meriden, Captain Charles B. Bowen; first lieutenant, Oscar L. Bradley; second lieutenant. Dalbert R. Jones.
 Company K, Wallingford, Captain Daniel l.. Barbour; first lieutenant, Robert E. Hall; second lieutenant, Henry Norton, jr. .,
 The Blues will have as their guest during camp week Private Yale of Troop A, cavalry. N. Y. N. G.. Captain williams and First Lieutenant Run yon of Company D. New Jersey Na- tional Guard.
 The following are the members of the Hoot club of the Blues: F. F. Proc tor, chaplain: H. G. Young, F. M. Rob- bins, G. V. Baton.
 The Middletown Herald of yesterday says: "The members of Company H, train at S:30 a. m. tomorrow. They will carry over sixty men. Corporal s. P. Calef has issued very neat cards of in- vitation for his friends to visit him in camp. His tent will be in close proxim- ity to Governor Morris. The members of Company H will carry nothing with them in the liquid line except Ice water"
 The members of the New Haven Grays' Banjo club and of the Grays Glec club will give an entertainment in the Young Mems Christian association tent at camp next week. .s ,,r~r,
 Last evenings Meriden Republican says: Company will leave for camp tomorrow morning on the ,7:19 train. Captain Bowen has ordered his men to report for duty at 6:3O o'clock sharp. The men will arrive in Mantle about Ii o'clock and march at once to the camp grounds. At 12 o'clock dinner is served At 2 o'clock guard mount takes place, at { o'clock regimental parade and at o'clock dress parade. That will end the work for the first day. t#s
 Captain Bowen lined his men up at the armory last night and gave them some instructions regarding different matters. It is expected, that the full company of sixty-eight men will go to camp" .r.W Y
 Company E has organized a base ball club and will play any ball teasr, that offers challenge. The club con-, sists of Walker p. Gumit c. Kretz 1b. Skinner 2b. Frederics sb, Kelly ss. cap tain: Farrell if, Raftsr cf, Wilson If.
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