Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-27

Co. A--Sergt. Poland and Corp ALI
son 10
Co. .H-Privates Fellows and Taft. 25
Co. A-Corp. Cruickshank and Pri-
vate Forest 20
Co. A-Sergt. Woods and Private
lIohneS ............,........... 20
Co. H-Privates Sawyer and Lamb. IA
In the game Thursday night between
the Light Infantry and B battery, the
score was 9S to 81 in favor OF the former
team.
The record of the game was as fol
lows:
Co. C-sergt. King and Private But
Ter .......,,,....:,'.'. ;;;;.'..'. 70 20
Bat. B-Privates Lewis and wilson. 20
Co. C-Privates McCallum and Hol-
Bat. B--Pfivates Allen and Kidder.. 10
Co. C-Privates Kincaid and Wilmot 25
Bat. B-Privates Adams and Nc
Carthy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Bat B-Sergt. Sayles and Private
French ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Co. Corp. March and Sergt. HILL. %
At the meeting of the City Guards last
week numerous changes occurred in the
non-commissioned staff of the company.
BY order of Capt. Barrett the following
changes Were made: Sergt. Fl. w. Woods
ans, resigned; Corp, C. A. Poland ap-
pointed sergeant, vice Woods, promoted; !;
Private T. r. Dand appointed corporal
vice Poland, promoted; Private A. F.
Murray, appointed corporal, vice H. B.
Bond, resigned. Sergeant C. A. Poland
was detailed as quartermaster, and Pri-
vate p. c. Gagnon was detailed as bug
ler vice ]. T. Laf1amme, retired at his
own request. Lieut.. F. H. Lucke was
detailed as inspector Of rifle practice.
At the meeting of the Wellington
Rifles Friday night, Charles Smith, J. H
Watson, H. n. Mills and Walter G.
Adams swere admitted to membership.
Eight applications for membership were
received and referred to the investigat-
ing committee. The members of the
company are making preparations for
which will occur May O. At the meet
ing Friday night Capt. c. S. Holden,
Lieut.. H. T. Gray First Sergt c. E.
Munroe, Corp. f. B. Jordan and Priv.
G. D. Barber were appointed a commit
tee on arrangements.
Lieut.. Dobbins, paymaster and re-
cruiting officer of the ninth regiment, is
expected to visit this city Monday
night, when James F. Sullivan, Thomas
Wiseman. Edward F. Brady, j. r.
Larned and Edward r. Barker will be
mustered into the E1nmets. Sullivan and
Wiseman are re-enlistments, the former
entering on his fourth and the latter on
his fifth year of service.
Capt. j. ]. Moynihan, Lieut. NJ E.
Hines and Lieut.. ]. F. Hurley of the
Emmets have been ordered to attend
a meeting of the officers of the 9th regi-
ment which will be held in Boston,
Wednesday night Col Began has in
structed the company commanders to
keep their companies recruited to the
full strength
The Emmets received a consignment
of 30 new blouses from the state arsenal
last week This brings the equipment
of the company up to that of the other
companies.
The Emmets have received a notice of
meeting of the A. A. U. board of
government in the interests of basket
ball and have been invited to send a
delegate. In case no delegate is sent
the company is asked to forward sug-
gestions for notifications or additions
to the present rules governing the
sport.
The shooting season was informally
opened last week by few City Guards
men, who went to the state range and
tried their hand at the different ranges.
MILITIA CHANGES OF THE WEEK.
Commissioned:-David NJ. Little,
Salem, lieutenant and quartermaster,
I'd Corps Cadets. March 15 vice Simonds
retired.
Sumner Paine. Boston, second lieuten-
ant, Co. A, lst H. A., March 16, vice
Eaton discharged.
Thomas Livingston, Lowell, first lieu
tenant, Co. G, 9Th infantry, March 10,
vice Swift discharged.
Fred D. Costello, Lowell, second lieu
tenant, Co. C, 9Th infantry, March 10,
vice Livingston promoted.
Horatio D. Moulton, F'itchburg; capt
Co. B, 9Th inf, March Is, vice Priest,
promoted major.
David w Colburn, Fitchburg, 1st
lieut.. Co. B. 9Th inf, March is, vice
Moulton, promoted,
Albert Fellows, Fftchburg, ID lieut. Co.
B, 9Th inf, March Is, vice Colburn, pro-
noted
William A. Lewis, Worcester, capt.
Battery B, LIST 1t. art, March IS, vice
Bruso, retired major.
Arthur fl. Boswell, Worcester I'd
Lieut.. Battery B, LIST Lit. Art, March
19, vice Lewis, promoted.
John NJ. Portal, Woburn, 1st Lieut..
and l. R. P, 9Th Inf, March %, vice
Smith, resigned.
James A. Bailey, w. Arlington, 1st
Lieut., and paymaster, 6th Inf, March
%. vice Tucker, resigned.
Discharged :--Bordman Hall, 1st lieu
tenant and quaTtermaster, 9Th infantry,
March 49, resigned
George H Wilson, I'd lieutenant, Co.
L, 9Th Infantry March %, rejected by
examining board