Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-12


1900
Dinenr, 1890.
Battery A and Machine Gnn battery
drill, 10000.
Troop A drill, 100000
Regimenta1 parade, Fourth and Sec
ond regiments, 400.
Regimental parade, Third and First
regiments. 4:30.
Brigade formation, Thursday, 5:15.
Retreat, CPS.
Supper, $50. 9fN
Tattoo and roll call, $50 9N
Taps, 1890. az
9ft
The Y. id. G. "A. tent has d ping-pong
table which is used constantly.
Both Captain Fitzpatrick and Cap
tain Carter reported full companies of
sixty-eight men each.
DR. Thomas Kilmartin has been de-
tailed by Colonel Watson as hospital
surgeon for Tuesday and Friday.
Acting Chief Lieuten-
ant Governor Keller will review the
four regiments on Friday at 2:30.
Private Patrick Madigan looks rather
sad. He misses his carriage and his
ride. with a certain-.well, J. why telli
Everybody knows it.
Private Sickmund has been detailed
for pump duty for the week. His duty
viii be to let nobody but commissioned
officers get mineral water.
George L.. LiIley, candidate for con-
gressman-at-large on the republican
ticket, and his three sons, John, Fred
and Theodore, are the guests Of Adj
jutant Cole.
First Sergeants Thomas f. LawIor
n
Al are as agreeable and accommodating
as ever. They are never too busy to
listen to your wants.
Something that is missed very much
this year is the midway dances by Pri-
Yates Hapenny, Peters and Wolff.
They are out of trim, for they haven't
held any rehearsals lately.
To-day the Second and Fourth regi-
ments left camp and marched TO
place six or seven miles away, where
they will bivouac for the night. They.
viii return tomorrow morning.
Priyates Bowe, Dunphy and Stein
are seeing that the eatables for Com
pany G are cooked in the proper style.
Privates Mulvey and Lockhart are
doing the same thing for Company A.
Private Henry McKeon of Company
A, the well known basket ball and ping
pong player, wore chevrons for the
first time yesterday, He wore them
because he had the honor of being the
orderly of First Sergeant Morrison OF
Company A. He attracted much at
tention. 8f
Private Peters is as quiet and as
nice as ever. 1t is remarkable how Ht4
tie he speaks. He believes in the rule
that silence Is golden. He loves to
write letters, however, and he sent a
number to his lady friends in Water
bury Immediately on his arrival at Nj
antic Michael's fayorite song is "Nel-
lie, Nellie, My Own Sweet Nellie"
Lieutenant Patrick Halpin of Com
pany G was officer of the guard on
Monday. The following members Of
Company G and Company A were de-
tailed for guard mount yesterday:
Company G, Sergeant p. Lawlor, Pri-
Yates Mccarthy, Peters, Moran and
Bowling; Company A. Corporal Clar-
ence Bangs. Priyates Bysnger, Daily,
MeRoberts, Fl. I. Phillips.
The Colored regiment, Company A,
separate, of New Haven, had scarcely
boarded the train at New Haven when
one of its members was hunting for the
manager of Company CPS base ball
for some day this week. Company g
had the champion team last year and
they intend to retain the championship
this year, notwithstanding the boasts
Of the colored boys.
The mess rooms are kept in a very
clean condition. They are swept twice
day. Lieutenant Chauncey p. Goss
who is treating the local boys in n
royal style, has arranged the following
bill of fare for dinner for the COM
panies of the Second regiment: Roast
beef, mashed potatoes, pickles, cheese
bread, coffee, fried onions, canned to-
matoes, stew, with preserves and Della
ware peaches. The officers enjoy the fol-
lowing menu: Roast mutton, potatoes,
tea and coffee, sliced tomatoes and rice
pudding.
Corporal Edward Callahoa of Com
pany G joined the company at Mantle
In company with DIR Frenzy he drove
from Waterbury on Saturday afternoon
to Crescent Beach, which was reached
on Sunday morning. They spent the
night at hotel in Guilford. There is
only one hotel in Guilford. The Wa
terbury men asked the proprietor to
call them at 5 o'clock t'Wall," he
said, sd rather have you go some
where else. I can't get up at that
time" The matter was amicably set
tied. The natives of Cheshire thought
that an invading army was approach
ing on Saturday when they saw Messrs
Callahan and Frenzy driving by with
Attorney Carmody and Eddie McElli-
gott as escort. The latter were riding
on saddle horses.
There are thirty-fve persons with
Company A who haven't been to camp
before. With Company g there are