Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-07
I'd REGIMENT At CAMP COBB.
Continued from Page One.)

Color sergeants. William A. Furoer'
Bath; Erwin z. Thomas, Waterville.
Battalion sergeant majors, jonn Dag
gett, Farmtngtoni Joseph Z. CoiEy, WINS
low; Frank e. Buck. PASSPORT.
FIRST BATTALION.
Company c, Bath-Capt. William 4.
Eimball. First Lieutenant George a rr bu-
ker, Second Lieutenant Charles l.. fratl.
Company ID, Lewiston-Captaih de9i x
F. Carcelon, First Lieutenant Chase Pul-
sifer. Second Lieutenant George u. sew
|all.
George Mel. Prcsson, First Lieutena ant
D,n.si b. Belcher. Second Lieutenant
CC,1nanv B. Lewiston-Captani Corne-
,,,s y eIJeher. First Lieutenant arthur
IT field. Second Lieutenant Charies a.
) Iinpe' SECOND BATTALION.
Company l. Eastport-Captain Wllliam
r. Bibber, First LieutcranI AioeiH HI f,ii
law. Second Lieutenant Ralph w. Bra
at campany G, Bengor-Captain Harry NJ.
smith. First Lieutenant William T.
Company L Houlton-Captain Ralph II.
Whitney, First Lieutenant Fred o. Smith,
secord lieutenant Harry NJ. Perry.
Company +; Dover-Captain Walter j.
rem, Second lieutenant Sanger Z. Coburn.
THIRD BATTALION.
Company f, Skowhegan-Captain Fred
e. Dunlap. First Lieutenant BERTHE l..
Ricc, Second Lieutenant Edgar H. Muir
ply.
Company A, Gardiner-Captain John j.
Mckenna. Jr., First Lieutenant Edward
A. Livcrmore, Second Lieutenant Charles
A Hodgdon.
Company n, Augusta-Ca plain Blaine
Owen. First Lieutenant J. w. Hanson,
Second Lieutenant j. Frank Bilodeau.
rorpnopy WatpryilIn-CaDtIiu Ed
ward H. Besse. First Lieutenant Frank
w Alden, Second Lieutenant Harold L.
Pepper
Both Colonel Dill and Major Dooley
have been excused from duty at Camp
Cobb, owing to the meet of men from
the several companies, at Brunswick,
Monday and Tuesday, to shoot for po-
sitions on the Sea Girt team. -Four
men and a non commissioned officer
will leave camp for Brunswick, Mon
day morning. for the scene of the
shoot. all having qualified for possible
POSITIONS, at the regimental shoot held.
Friday.
No work was performed. Sat
urday. after the arrival of the COM
mand in camp, except that which was
absolutely necessary, the evening par
ade and roll calls being dispensed with
but the real work of the encampment
will begin, today, when the following
program for operations will be observ-
ed
First call for reveille, 5.45 A. NJ.
Reveille, SIS A. NJ.
Mess call. breakfast. els A. NJ.
Assembly for roll call. athletics and
policing of quarters. 6.55 A. NJ.
Sick CALL ! A. NJ.
Drill call, 7.55 A. NJ.
Assembly. s A. NJ.
Adjutant's CALL SIS a. NJ.
Recall, 10 a. NJ.
Assembly. Ills A. NJ.
Guard mount. 11.30 A. NJ.
First sergeant':5 call, l P. NJ.
Mess call. dinner, 12.15 P. NJ.
Officers call. / p. NJ.
Drill call, 1.25 p. M.
Assembly 100 p. NJ.
Adjutant's call, LIS P. NJ.
Recall. $50 P. II.
Mess call, supper. $50 P. NJ.
First CAP for parade. 50 minutes be-
fore sunset.
Assembly, 80 inmates before sunset.
Adjutant's call TO form battalion, &c
minutes before sInsFt.
Adjutant's call 20 form regiment, 10
minutes before sunset.
Retreat, sunset.
Parade Will be followed lr.mcdiately
~ the roll call ana muster OF the COM
pany, III the company streets.
Tato1, 8 2. NJ.
Gail r. quarters 1915 P. NJ.
tt res q. II p. NJ.
Thus it viii be seen that the life OF
the soldier boy will be no bed of rose g
for there is work and lots of it cut out
for the citizen soidiery. between noou'
ed Friday when the % Regiment will
return home anc tie 1st Regiment
come into camp. For those who do
not know what the calls mean it might
be well to state that at the first call,
officers and men rise and dress. At
the sound OF reveille. companies are
formed fc. roll call. AT the sound of
assembly following the guard mounting
call The first se-geants closely INSPECT
their companies, replace those not ur
TO the standard Of rnatness and equip
fl,ent and then instruct supernumer-
aries Of the guard and nOn-commis-
stoned officers as to their positions at
guard mount.
At first sergennts call. the sergeants.
drum majors and sergeant of the guart'
report to headquarters. at the adju-
tant's Office and take down i'll writing.
orders that may be dictated. and also
take from the bulletin boards details
to be made from their respective COM
panies.
Major William s. Hume. command
ing the I'd battalion Of the regiment,
met with painful, although not par
tiCularly serious accident. early Satur-
day afternoon. The major was riding
about camp when the surcingle broke
and he fell to the ground, spraininG
his wrist. The arm is now carried In
sling and while the major suffers
some pain and Inconvenience the spraiu
is not Of a serious nature.