Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-15

ilad also been looked after so tina.
those Which yet remain to be attended
10 before the coming of the regimen;
are comparatively few. In speaking of
the matter yesterday General Farnham
expressed himself as very highly
pleased with the trip and with the find
ing of so many conditions that were
favorable for the success Of the march.
IL has been decided not to mobilize
the regiment at Bowdoinham as was
ct first considered probable, but to
make Harward's, about three mile;
north Of BowdOinham, the detraining
point. The regiment will reach Har-
wards Monday forenoon, ard after de-
training has been completed rations
will be issued. The march will then be
taken mp, the regiment proceeding to
q point about two miles from Har-
wards opposite the residences Of John
Spitt@ll and G. +. Hill in Richmond.
about four miles below Richmond
village, where a halt will be made.
after which the regiment will proceed
to Iceboro, where camp will be
established for the night. The site Uf
the camp is directly opposite the rail
road station, on the west side of the
railroad, and possesses AL of the re
Quirements for the tarrying place of IL
large body of men.
ON the following day the march will
be resumed the objective point being
Gardiner, where the regiment will ar
rive in the afternoon. The site selected
for the second nights camp is field on
the west side of the river road, about
one mile below the city of Gardiner,
on land owned by the Gardiner estate.
The permission of the agent of the pro-
perry had not been secured yesterday
but General Farnham was assured that
there would be no difficulty in securing
the land for the night. The site of the
camp is admirably located. on high
land overlooking the river, with an
abundant water supply and other
essentials to a first class camp ground
1t is probable that dress parade am
other maneuvers will be had at camp
Tuesday afternoon. ON Wednesday
morning the march will be resumed to
Camp Cobb in this city, the men COM
ing along by easy stages, but al rate
that will enable them to reach the city
in good season.
The other details in connection with
and will be completed within a short
time. There is a general feeling of
satisfaction on the part of the officers
having charge of the matter that they
should be able to find SO many cO1li-
tons favorable to the movement of the
regiment, and that the march will b.
of muth benefit to the men of the
regiment. as an experience in the fell
work of the soldier cannot be gainsaid
Among the corporations which have
filed their certificates of organization
at the office of the secretary of State is
the Terry Manufacturing Co. of Water
vile, which has been organized in that
city for the purpose of manufacturing
and dealing in woolens and other
fabrics The capital stock of the cor
poration is 100000. of which 5000 is paid
in AMI the incorporatOrs are George +.
ferry of Watervile, Robert A. Latiiner
and Arthur P. Abbott of Dexter. r. A.
LatimeI is president and q. f. Terry is
treasurer of the corporation. Ii -
understood that the company was
organized for the purpose Of operating
the RiVerview Worsted Mills at Water
Vile. which We're recently purchased
at auction by Mr.. Latimer.
DIR. IT s. Weeks of Portland. one of
the trustees of the Maine State San
atorium Association, who is absent on
an extended trip in Europe. has been
making an interesting study of the
various sanatoriums for c"nsumptivas
and the methods Of treatment OF
patients DR. A. G. Young. secretary of
the association. has just received il
letter from DR. Weeks. describing the
sanatofiums at DebOS. Switzerland.
When he wrote he was on his way 10
Geneva. where he was intending tn
make similar studies of the methods
and treatment Of patients and the
sanatoriums in which they are cared
for.