Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-15

! Chisholm to allow him off the tram "h'
reported to Gen. Thayer ready ZOE w
operation. This morning Gen. may
and Mai. Fuller of Bath. surgeons OIL wv
Second Regiment performed the opora~
which was very succes sful, and these wv
officers will see him cared for an aoie :
oo 70 his home iu this city. Jimmie ha'
hosts If friends who will be pleased u
know of this, and will commend toe SUI
seons for their Kindness.
Last winter while he was selling papers
n. ,bs State House, Gen. Hamlin OF Ban
cor. gave bin one night, six dollars W
cause of his manliness.
Camp Chat.
Company X. feels O.. X.
Mcyor Milh ken visited camp 'hi' '''"
ing. ,,s
health. -
Mrs Prescott is here with her husband
COI. ETtSCott. a-
Miss Gallagher was the guese oi oo''
Phibrook's daughter.
Editor Gilman of the Aroostook Flo-
neer visited camp, today
Corn. Hart Blackington OF Co. r. Isl
Peviment. was detailed as the Governors
color bearer.
Fred Royce Fife of Fryeburg, is the
oeicient chief scorer of the inspector gen
eral of rife practice.
Company F of the LIST Regiment, has
many callers. The company is making o
fine showing, this year.
Major Robinson, who sustained a spraln
in the spirited advance on camp, made
his debut on crutches, today.
Don't forget that the review will be al
. o'clock, Thursday afternoon, instead oil
3 P. NJ, as at first arranged.
The dress parade of the I'd Regiment,
Tuesday evening, elected the commenda
ion of all and was highly creditable to all
Col. Philbrook is justly proud of his regi-
ment and if one may judge of what the
regiment says, the feeling is reciprocated,
CAPTAIN Peterson's wife and little SOD,
Miss Peterson and Lieut.. Atkinson's wife
were guests of Co.. X, 1st Regiment, to-
day.
Colonel Kendall introduced a new and
a very pretty feature, Tuesday evening,
escort of the colors, a duty that was ad,
mirably performed.
Among the guests at the 1st Regimen
mess, today, were Mayor Hamilton o
Biddeford, Chief Engineer Watson of tha'
city, and G. H Bonser.
Mrs. R. J. Martin, wife of Capt. Maj
tin, Miss Ethelyn Burleigb, Miss Bithe'
md Miss Brown dined at headquarter'
mess of the I'd Regiment, today.
. Mr.. Archer of the Boston Journal, ant
Mr.. Hartley of the Globe, military editor
of their respective papers, are in camp
Mr.. Archer is accompanied by his wife.
The Paradise Spring Company O
| Brunswick, sent several carboys of Para
| disc water for use in the hospital, and th'
pproprietors of the Poland spring con
tribated literally, as usual.
Those natty white fatigue uniforms, il
which several of the officers have ap
peared, attract considerable attention, an,
in banter those wearing them are ALLUDED
to as symphonies in white
Captain Riker Of the ambulance corps
is the same as of old, one of the mos
| popular officers in camp. He was pre-
| sented with a fine Sevres ware service b,
| members of the signal corps, today.
Mark Hersey, Jr., the bright little So
Of Lieutenant Herscy, was a visitor a
| camp, today. He is either unlike hi
| father, or more frank, for he admits tina
he should not like to be a soldier an
fight.
At the noon mess, headquarters, toda.
were Governor Cleavcs, Hon. Llewelly,
Powers, Speaker of the House, EXPIRES
dent Fernald of the State College, an'
quite a number of other guests aside froI,
members of the staff.
Among those who visited camp, tn
afternoon, were Hon. S. j. Chadbournc
Senator J. +. Hill, ex-Land Agent Pack
ard, Hon, 5. W. Matthews, Represent.
tive Barrett of Canaan, Gen. S. j. Galla
CHER and Col. c. B. Morton.
The new campaign hats arrived, toda,
but there weren't enough Of the rigb
lies to go around. They arc broad
brimmed, dark gray in color, and an in
novation that is greatly appreciated b.
the men, to whose comfort they add ne
a little.
The arrangement for mess at the head
quarters is greatly appreciated. TIL
dining tents are within the enclosur
formed by the frs set out in the form @
a square at the rear of the Governor
HEADQUARTERS. The place is uujta secI ,,de,,