Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-07

| AdJutdntS call, SUI n. M.
| Drill cilI $50 a. NJ.
| Assembly. SIS A. NJ.
| Adiutant's call. 500 A. M.
| Recall. 11.O A. NJ
First sergeant call. n.0 A. M
| Mess call. dinner. 12.M nj.
Officers call. 100 T. NJ
| Drill clll. 30 F. NJ
| Assembly, 40 p. NJ.
| Adjutant's call. 10 P. NJ.
Recall, 80 p. NJ
Mess call supper, $50 r. Nj.
First call for parade. 81 minutes before
| sunset
Assembly, 60 minutes before sunset.
| Adi,wants call to form battalons, -
minutes before sunset.
| AdjutantS call to form regiment, 10
| minutes before sunset.
Retreat Sunset.
| Parade will be Immediately followed by
roll call and muster in company streets.
Tattoo 900 p. NJ
Call t. quarters, 1o4o +. M.
TaUs. 11W +. NJ.
| XXI. At the first call for reveille
officers and men will rise and dress. at
the assembly following reveille COM
| panies will be formed for roll call All
| formations of a company must be at
| tended by at least one commissioned
| officer.
| xxi. At the first sound of assem-
bly, follow ing guard mounting call, first
sergeants will form their respective de-
| tails, inspect arms and uniform close
ly. replace men not up to the standard
of neatness, instruct their super
numeraries and non-commssioned
| officers in their position at guard
mount, and march them onto the line
at the first note of the march follow
| ing adjutant's call. Details will alter
| nate i'm taking the right of line, COM
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| XEIII At first sergeant's call the
| first serseants. drum major and ser
| geant of the guard will report to the
| adjutants Office prepared to take down
| in writing orders dictated to them. also
| to take from the bulletin board. details
to be made from their respective COM
panieS.
\XIV. At the assembly following
| FIRST CALI for parade. companies will
| form in company streets and be in
spected as to general appearance by
| company commanders. At the first
| adiutant's call. the several battalions
| will he formed at such place as ma jors
| commanding may designate. At the
| second adjutant's call, the regimental
line will be formed on the parade
| ground No one Is excused from
| parade except the sick and those on
special duty.
| NV. The following named field
| officers are hereby detailed to act as
| mastering officers: Major Frank b.
| Cummings will muster the officers and
| men of the third battalion. Major Fen
| &. Thompson will muster the first bat
| talon. and Major George Mel. Pres
| son the second battalion.
| \XVI. The following commissioned
| officers are hereby detailed for guard
| duty Monday. August 10: officer of the
| day, Capt. Daniel r. Belcher. Co. X;
| officers of the guard. Lieut.. Frederick
| d. McAlery. Co H; isupernumerary
| officer of the guard. Lieut.. Winfield B.
| James. Co. A.
| XXVII This order will be read to
each company by its commander be-
| fore leaving for camp.
| In connection with the recent out
| break of smallpox in Aroostook county
| a possible cause of the trouble has been
| ascertaned by an inspector in the en-
ploy of the state Board of Health who
has just taken a trip along that pOr
| ton of the Maine frontier from Month
cello to EaStOn, and to some of the
places on the Canadian side of the line.
and along the route of the Canadian
Pacific Railway. with the result that
| in the town of Bath he found that the
disease had been prevalent since last
winter. and that from what could be
| learned there had been ample facilities
for spreading the disease in various
directions, which would seem to indi-
| cate that the Canadian authorities were
| lax in the way Of precautions for pre-
venting the spread of the disease in
the case of an outbreak.
In the ST. John On. b. Daily Tele-
graph of August 2. another instance of
the carelessness of these officials was
made apparent. Chairman McElman
of the York county board of health re-
ceivnd a report of an outbreak of
smallpox at Zion. and upon visiting
the pl"ce with DIR. Fisher. secretary Of
the Provincial board. found that the
disease had been prevalent there for
some time. but that there had been no
serious cases and no quarantine had
been established, SO that the disease
| had practically run itself out.
On account Of the outbreak in Aroos-
took county all precautions have been
taken to prevent further spread.
The campmeeting at Blaine. which was
to have commenced last Friday. was
postponed for two weeks. at which time
| it is thought that the meeting can safe
y be held. and while it was not
thought necessary to close the camp
| meeting at Littleton the State Board
has taken precaution in the way of
sending out notices warning people
from any places or houses in New
Brunswick where "chickenpox." small
pox. varioIod, or any eruptive disease
resembling them have been present.
not to attend the campmeeting at Lit
Teton. The notice further states that
all persons from such places. or them
selves bearing evidences of previous
eruption, will be taken in charge by the
medical inspector on the ground, who
is personally acquainted with the con-
ditions on both sides Of the line. and
that they will be arrested. quarantined.
or otherwise dealt with as the laws of
Maine provide. These notices will
be posted in every station along that
| section of the line of the Canadian
Pacific. and the inspector VIII go over