Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-20
ORDERS NO. 10
Issued by Col. Kendall Of list Regiment ReIa.
live to Muster.
The following order has been issued ::

The following order has been issued:
Headquarters list Regiment Infantry
National Guard of the State of Maine
Biddeford, Aug. r. 1886
l. In compliance with General orders
Nos. t. ana {, a. G. o., C. s.. this regi-
nent will go into camp. at Augsta. Sat
urday. Aug. % 1896. for seven days: under
Tie same conditions relative to pay, etc.
a. in FORMER years.
Ii. Attention is called to paragraph |,
c. O. NO. :. giving train service for the
conveyance OF the several companies to
Augusta, also paragraph V, relating to
company cooks and baggage.
Ill. On the journey to ana from camp
the senior officer vii! command all troops
present. Fatigue uniforms will be worn:
kna psackS with blankets under flap and
oVercoats rolled on top; dress coats and
helmets will be packed and taken as bag
all men are provided with sufficient
number of military collars and white
gloves for use during the camp; russet
shoes will not be worn.
~. The following details are hereby
made for this tour of duty: Captain Will
liam o. Peterson. Company Is, as acting
major; Lieutcnants John NJ. Akerley,
Company G.. Thomas 2. SheNey. Com
pany L, and Charles A. Doyle, Company
{. as acting adjutants of battalons; Ser
geants Charles S. Bartlett Company u.
c. Hart Backington. Company +. ami
Frank r. Lang. Company Il. as acting
srrgeantS major of battalions. They Will
be obeyed and respected accordingly.
V. During this tour of duty and until
further orders. the regimentai and bat
TALON formation will be as follows, from
roeht to left: Right. LIST battalion. Major
Ralph r. Timer, commanding, Lieutenant
John NJ. Akerley. Company G. adjGtant !
Sergeant c. II. Blackington, Company r.,
sergeant major; Companies /. H. G. +.
Second battalion, Major Charles Collins,
commanding; Lieutenant Thomas, +.
Shelvey, Company +. adjutant; Sergeant
Frank Il. Lang, Company Il, sergeant
ma ior Companies Il. +. l.. a. Third l4gt
tillon. Captain William o. Peterson,
commanding: Lieutenant Charles A.
Doyle. Company c. adjutant;. Sergeant
Charles s. Bartlett Company d, sergeant
ma jor; Companies X. c, d. Left Com
pany L, will act as color company, and
the commanding officer thereof will detail
q sergeant to carry the regimental coiors
and two well instructed privates to act
as color guard.
cause one man to be detailed, who will re-
port to the quartermaster Immediately
upon the arrival of the train a Augusta
to assist in handling the baggage. The
following details for guard duty, Satur-
day must be made either before leaving
their respective stations or on the train!
{ ompany A, one corporal and three pri-
tl,ree privatcs: Company c. four privates:
Company ID. one sergeant and three pri-
Yates: Company +. four privates; Com
pany f. four privates: company q. one
four privates Company |, one corporal
and three privates; Company X, four pri-
Yates; Company l.. four prlVates. First
sergeants will report with their detail to
the sergeant majors Immediately. upon
arrival of the train. Captain Isaiah II.
raker. Company II, is hereby detailed as
cifcer of the day. and Lieutenant r. u
". WEIGH. Company a. as commander Of
the guard, Saturday, Aug. -
VII Morning reports must be in the
office of the adjutant within one hour
nah .t,,r Af
later than $50 o'clock 4. NJ These re-
p0rts must show the condition of tire com
nany at the time made, and the remarks
n. 'lst explain al the aiterations WhlcA
mort The first report tSIturdaYb must
hear the names of all absentces. ana sub
eenuent reports. the names OF all who
iNin or leave during the camp
Conmand,nss officers are responsible for
the correctness OF reports and returns
rendered by them -,
VIII. Company musicians VIII report
TO the drum ma jor for duty immeGlately
1,non arrival in camp. and e;ich day ~
GUARD mount. drill calls and parade.
The drum major will impart proper m,
e+rlction to the musicians, during drill
hours and at such other times as he may
select. and report all absentees to the adj
jutant .. =. ,.o.,,o,e;,,t,
f01. hts guard detail and should always DE
toiI the Oldest and best instructed nien
available FOR this important duty. one
supernumary will be detailed from ea &c,
company each day. At the assembly FOL
lov-ing guard mounting call. the frst
scrreants will form their respective de-
ais inspect arm and uniforms closely;
raplace men not up to the Atallqard OF
nsatness. instruct their noh-coni1His-
stoned officers and supernumerarles III
their position at guard mounting; and
ronduct them to position facing the pa
r9,In ground and in sight of the adlutant
~ the first note of the march 1olioWlnS
adi,itant's call, they will march them onto
3he line: the first detail to arrive win
fnrn, on the right. the other details will
form from right 10 left in the order OF
,nerarv in the guard detail Is TO supply
the place of any man in the regular de-
to;l who may not be accepted as nj at
r,lard mounting or of any man VINO may
= fterward during the tour OF guard dnty.
9nr any reason. be relieved from that
dn,y. The supernumerary AFTER guard
rnni,nting and while awaiting can for
hiS service on the guard, IL not strictly
ene, King. a member of the guard. ana
,e Tia HE for other duty; neverthetess ne Is
:, nan who has been ordered 70 hoid NM
ea,f in readiness for guard duty az any
n,omsnt. and cannot absent hlmselt from
~. camp during this tour OF guard duty;
ives duties of supernumsrafles should
I've f,,,v explained to them by Their re-
snactivr first sergeants
When a company or detail falls In,