Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-16
WATERBURY VISITORS.
Many of Them at Camp Mclean Dur
 ing The Week.

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 Camp Mclean. Mantle, Aug 15, 1901. Yesterday was one of the most in- teresting days so far at Camp Me Lean. The regular routine operations
 were performed in the morning, but in the afternoon dress parade and regi-
 mental parade took place. They were grand and the large crowd of specta- tors viewed with enthusiasm the exc cution of the various movements. The boys made a handsome appearance. In the dress parade, the Third and Fourth regiments first appeared upon the field and after they had finished the First and Second did their act. In the regi-
 mental parade it was indeed gor- geous sight to see line after line of
 soldiers extending the entire length of the ground marching. The music was
 of fine order. To-day is governors s day.
 Ex-Colonel Burpee and Callahan of the Second regiment appeared in uni form on the grounds yesterday They paid visit to Colonel Sucher. They
 waited over for to-day.
 The Rev Father Curtin was among the visitors at the camp grounds to- AAC SpCAl al 1OIiS llA1c WILL CuP- tain Fitzpatrick. with whom he visited the mess quarters while the boys were enjoying dinner. He was given three rousing cheers by the Company G boys. Ex-Representatiye George Lilley was also present and he was accompanied by the Rev Father Curtin on a visit to Governor Mclean at his headquart- CTS.
 Among the Waterbury visitors at the camp yesterday were MT and Mrs H. B. Sanderson, ". C1axton, ex-first sergeant of CompanyA, ex-Corporal Thomas Dodds of Company A, Arthur Henderson, ex-member of Company A,
 John McGrath. Edward Reilly c. Egg gleston, John Mccarthy, Frank Hayes,
 Louis Jackson, and the Misses Kath- erine and Ellen Kilmartin.
 The Misses Mary White of Water bury and Ella Shanley of New Haven paid a visit to Company A street yes terday afternoon.
 The Company G team had no game yesterday After all their boasting the | Company H men showed they were l quitters. Early in the week, they were
 boasting that Company c team was
 afraid to play them for $50. But when Manager Powers went yesterday to arrange the game, they said they
 wouldn't play for any money, but
 would for fun. It was a pure case of crawl and the Company c boys would not play for the fun of it.
 James Gaffney, of New London and
 Austin Rice were visitors on Company c street yesterday. Both are we'll known in Waterbury.
 The regular guard detail for Con- pany G yesterday was as follows: Corporal Mcdonald, Privates Bauby, Campbell, Foley, Gagain. Myles,
 O'Neill and Somers. The pro- vost guard was as follows: Corporal
 B. F. Callaghan. Privates Kennedy and Coughlan. The regular guard for Company A consisted of the following: Sergeant Germaine. Priyates Armbus- ter, Brownell, Eggleston, Spencer, Phillips, Reilly, Horan and Christian. Captain Fitzpatrick. Corporals Cal lahan and Chris Ramon and Private George Jackson attended whist party (which was given last night at the cot Irtage of Miss Dougherty of Hartford at Crescent Beach
 Charlie Mcdonald and Frank Rear don were the recipients of large box of delicacies yesterday. Pies and pas try there were in abundance The other members thought that the above two persons are fortunate in having such nice lady friends.
 Although pie is tabooed by the mili- tary authorities. still there is much running of the guards by the members of the local military companies for pies and root beer.