Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-14


Co X. William o Peterson, Captain, Brunswick,
Brunswick, January 22, " William Goodwin,
I'd Lieutenant Brunswick, January, %. '92.
Co l., Michael + Conley, Captain, Portland,
February $, ~; Stephen l. Foley, LIST Lieutenant,
Portland Februarys. ~; Martin j Lee, I'd Lieu.
tenant, Portland, March Is, '94.
Second Regiment.
HEADQUARTERS, LEWISTON.
FIELD AND STAFF.
George Philbrook, Colonel, Augusta, septem-
Der 20, '93.
Frank L Hoyt. Lieutenant Colonel, Lewiston.
March %, '9l.
Everard Newcomb. Major (a,signed,) East
port, January /, '92.
Aonzo York, Major. skowhegan, September 90.
'93.
Frank A Robinson Major Bangor, June -, a.
Edwin NJ Fuller. Major and Surgeon. Bath, No
vcmber 8, '93
Robert j Martin, Captain and Assistant Ser
geant, Augusta, November 8, 03.
Horace Jonah, lat Lieutenant and Assistant
Sergeant, PASSPORT November 8, 93
Henry NJ Sprague. LIST Lieutenant and Adiutant.
Auburn, November 8, '93.
Appleton III Platsted. lst Lieutenant and Quar-
ter Master, Waterville, june b. W.
Lincoln Fl Newcomb, LIST Lieutenant / X Z,
James f Cochran, Chaplain. Hallowell. Novem
Der ). '93.
NoN-CoMMIssIoNED STAFF.
Frsd Il Edgecomb. Sergeant Major, Auburn.
Carroll o skinner, Quarter Master Sergeant,
Lewiston, October 4, '93.
Ralph w Pulsifer, Commissary Sergeant, Lew
iston, April 4, '94.
Isaac 4 Harris, Hospital Steward, Bath, Octo-
Der 4, '93.
william L Haley. Trumpeter. Lewiston. octo-
Edgar A Wright, Color Bearer. Auburn, octo-
Der 1, '93.
LINE OFFICERS.
Co A, Wilbert W Emerson. Captain, Hampden.
August r. 1892; George Emery, lst Lieutenant,
Hanpden, June Is, 1884; Erwin Robertson, I'd
LIEUT. nant, June 10. ls!f.
Co b. Charles 4 Han.com. Captain. Lewiston,
Abril 5, 1892; William A Paul, LIST Lieutenant,
Lewiston, April 5, lSg9; Joseph Lapham. I'd
Lieutenant, Lewiston, June IA. 1891
Co G., James HJri Captain, Bath, October sa,n
June 25 1891; + S Wakeiield,2d Lieutenant, Bath,
December 27, 1893.
Co d. Henry G Crockett, Captain, Lewiston, No
vember .,'02; Stephen Bumpus,lst Lieutenant,
Auburn November S,'g2; Abram w Garcelon, ID
Lieutenant, lewiston, August 1877.
Go 4, Charles Bemore. Captain. Skowhegan,
Skowhegan November sos: Fred G Dunlap, I'd
Lientenant. Skowhegan, March rs, ~.
Go Il. William I Pollard, Captain. Foxcroft.
Octub. ~: Charles Bradley,lst Lieutenant
FoXcroft March II, 30: Frank Z slowed Lieuten.
ant. Dover. March 1902
Co G. James f Mitchell, Captain, Bangor April
i'g2, Edgar Williams, LIST Lieutenant Bangor,
December y, '93: willard Barrows. I'd Lieuten
ant, Bangor, December "a. '93.
H.,
Wiusow January 1921; Fred Bunker,lst Lieu,
tenant, oakland, August |. '92; Hiram Ray, I'd
Lieutenant, Watcrvle, February s, ~.
Company !, william Hume, Captain, East
port september 30. 1913; George Ray LIST.
licutenant Eastport, December q, '93; William
fGilligan.2d Lieutenant, PASSPORT, June29, '92'
Fbruary u, ~: Thomas Mccullough, lst Lieu
tenant, Calais, February 5, 'ei; lowell III Adams
I'd Lieutenant, Calais. February T :, W Harlan
March %. 'gl; Olin Smith, LIST Lieutenant,
Hcuton. March %. "a; John A Tenny, I'd
Lieutenant, Iioulton, March 2s, ~.
AMBuIANGE CORPS.
Warren ltiker, Captain, Lewiston, June To-
Rifle Practice.
Col. f. G. Harrington, inspector-general
of rifle practice, was on duty, today. A.
A. Chapman of Co. +, 1st Reg, who was
prevented from participating in the recent
shoot for places on the State team, was per-
mitted by vote of the contestants to shoot
this forenoon. lie made score of 1853.
and wins a position on the State team. dis
placing Lieut.. Williams of Co. G. Bangor.
The st Regiment company team shoot
will begin at 7 80, Tuesday morning, sharp
The company team shoot of the I'd Regi-
ment will be Wednesday, A. M.
The regimental staff team, and the team
for the ambulance corps, will shoot at
p. NJ, Tuesday.
The conditions of the company team
matches which begin tomorrow, are Seven
men, seven rounds; 200 yards; off hand +;
ammunition government; furnished by the
State two sighting shots; best score to win.
Prizes Four finely framed pictures OF
some war scene will be presented to the
four winning teams Of each regiment, Sc
lected in the order of winning.
The conditions governing the officers
competition are Seven from the staff and
field officers of each regiment,t to be selecte d
by the regimental inspector of rifle practice
of the LIST and I'd Regiments; number OF
rounds and conditions the same as in the
company team competitions. Prize: A val
liable picture of the encampment OF lS92.
Those who won places on the State rifle
team held meeting at 80. this afternoon,
to consider the regular makeup of the team
and arrangements for participation in the
shoot at Sea Girt, Sept. 81.
Al the Hospital.
The poor fellow with the broken leg and
The one with the bsyonet wound in his knee
were the only occupants of the hospital
this morning. The former will soon be
sent home, but the latter will be ready for
duty in few days at the latest. Capt r.
j. Martin, LIST assistant surgeon OF the "a
Regiment, was detailed for day duty, Mon
day, under Maj. Fuller, the surgeon IN
charge. Lieut.. O'Neill of the LIST will be on
night duty, tonight.
While the general health of the men is
excellent, there nevertheless were numer-
GUS calls necessitated by the change OF diet
aud conditions of living. The greatest
number of calls arose from bowel troubles,
about 80 of this class having received the
attention of the surgeon by noon.