Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-10
OLD GUARDS PROGRAM
COMPANY TO ATTEND G. A. r. EN-
CAMPMENT AT BOSTON.
Goes as Escort to Potomac Department
List Of Those Who Will
Make Trip.

Active preparations are being made by
the "Old Guard for the trip to Boston, to
attend the thirty-eighth annual encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Republic
as escort for the Department of the Poto-
mac. Orders have been issued for the
comrades to assemble at the armory at
7:30 am, Sunday, August IA, in fatigue
uniform, shakos and white gloves, with
fatigue caps suspended from the waist belt.
Knapsacks will be carried, in which will be
packed dress coats. epaulettes and other
necessary clothing, with blankets strapped
thereon. Each comrade will wear his Far
ragut company badge and Grand Army
badge.
The company will leave at Q am. on
special train over the B. & o. railway, and
will have two hours in New York and will
go by a sound steamer to Providence, ar
irving at Boston by rail at am. Mon
day.
During the encampment the headquarters
of the Old Guard will be in Arcade Hail.
No. 1. Park square, Boston Returning, the
company will leave Boston Friday, August
10 The Commonwealth Band of Boston, of
twenty-five pieces, has been engaged by the
Old Guard for encamDment week.
The Company Roster.
Fifty active members in uniform. with
arms and accoutrements, will muster for
the trip to Boston, their names and for
mer service being follows:
]. NJ. Edgar. captain late list Pennsyl-
vania and 18th Missouri Cavalry; w. H.
Fuss, first lieutenant 9th Battalion, District
of Columbia Infantry; A. J. Cunning, sec
ond lieutenant Both massachusetts, infan-
try: j. B. Gilfillin. third lieutenant 1st Ohio
Light Artillery. Staff: J.H. Lawrence, chief
of staff. 18th Battalion, I'd District of Co
lumbia Infantry; C. l.. Patten, judge advo-
cate. LIST Maine Heavy Artillery and 18th
Maine Infantry; r. c. Calhoun. quarter
master, 4th Connecticut Infantry and 1st
Connecticut Heavy Artillery; b. +. Ora
ham. commssary SD Illinois Infantry; A.
E Johnson surgeon. 9Th Pennsylvania Re
serves; w. ii. Hoover, paymaster, 4th Bat
TALON District of Columbia Infantry; j. E.
McCabe inspector. 103d Pennsylvania In
fantry; II. S. Stevens, chaplain, chaplain
14th Connecticut Infantry. Sergeants: j. F.
Collier, quartermaster sergeant, LIST New
York Mounted Rifles; NJ. NJ. Lewis. color
sci geant, 39th Iowa Infantry; G. w.
Scheerer, first sergeant, LIST Maryland Cav
airy; A. Brown, second sergeant, Purnell
Legion Maryland Cavalry; ]. M. Pipes,
third sergeant, 10th Pennsylvania Infan-
Maryland Infantry: w. w. Walingford,
9Th sergeant, 9Th Battalion, District of Co
lumba Infantry; r. Calver, sixth sergeant,
Pennsylvania Keystone Independent Bat
terry. Corporals: J. NJ Miller, 10th Ohio
Light Artillery; N. II. Merrill, 1st Maryland
Infantry; w. S. Boyd, 4th Pennsylvania
Cavalry; A. II. Frear, I'd Wisconsin Cav
airy; C. V. Haskell Goth Maine Infantry.
Privates: A. c. Brust. landsman. .. S. N;
j. D. Bloodgood, 141st Pennsylvania Infan-
try; T. F. Brown 1G5d Ohio Infantry; H.
NJ Bennett, 39th Massachusetts, Infantry;
A. Carew, I'd United States Artillery; b. F.
Enteriken. Sth Wisconsin Infantry and Sth
Veteran Infantry; F. Fuss, I'd District OF
Columbia Infantry; W. H. Manning, pay
master, L. S. N. NJ. ]. Langan, Gath Ohio
Infantry; w. H. Moor, Sd United States
Infantry; f. w. Manchester, 143d Illinois
Infantry; G. w. Miller, I'd District of CO.
lumbia Infantry; c. E. Morris, 1th Battal-
ion. District Of Columbia Cavalry: r. E.
Montgomery. seaman, U. S. NJ; R. j: Mich
olson, 7th Battalion, District of Columbia
Infantry; L. Nagle 4Sth Pennsylvania In
fantry: r. c. Patterson. Emer. Pennsyl-
vania Infantry; E. Phillips Sd New Jersey
Infantry; ]. F. Powers masters mate, US.
N j. F. Roberts. Sd Wisconsin 1nfantry;C.
w Kicker 9th and 26th Massachusetts In
fantry and I'd Louisiana Infantry; A. ID.
Shaw. Light Guard. District of Columbia
Infantry, and list Pennsylvania Infantry;
]. Shaw, Sd Michigan Infantry; E A. Will
ber 56th New York Infantry and I'D Penn
syIvaria Infantry; G. F. Tate, 4th District
of Columbia Infantry.