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

ing, socks, towels, etc, will be carried
IN roll. Tin cup will be attached to
rear strap of canteen opening next 10
the body. Service uniform. dress uni
form and overcoats will'be packed and
taken as baggage.
Will Until further orders, regi-
mental and battalion formation Will be
as follows from right to left.
First battalion, Major Frank B.
Cummings, commanding First Lieut..
FRANK ii. Greenan. adjutant, COM
panies D, B, c and X; second
battalion. Major Fen B. Thompson,
commanding. First Lieut. Thomas NJ.
j. Enright, adjutant, companies "A. E.
II and NJ; third battalion, Major
George Mel Presson. commanding.
First Lieut. Olin NJ. Smith. adjutant.
companies F. l., G. and l; Co. + is the
color company and the commanding
officer will designate two well instruct
ed privates to act as color guard.
IN Company morning reports Will
be forwarded to the adjutant i'm
mediately on arrival in camp at
Waterville, and daily thereafter not
later than 100 A. NJ.
Y. Officers will not allow enlisted
men to loiter about their quarters.
Enlisted men having business at
officers quarters will leave i'm
same.
NJ. Lieutenant Colonel Frank Nj.
Hume will superintend the theoretical
instruction of officers and com
missioned officers in all outpost and
interior guard duty. The officer of the
day will superintend the hours of
service each day and will insist on a
prompt response to all stated calls.
XII. Company commanders will see
that their musicians are properly
equipped and that they report to the
drum major for duty Immediately on
arrival in camp.
KILL Immediately upon arrival in
camp one commissioned officer from
each company will report to the
uuartermaster to receive and receipt
for the State property to be used dur
ing the tour of duty of his company.
All commissioned officers desiring to
leave the limits of the camp must first
obtain permission from the command
ing officer.
quartermaster's Office before 1000 A.
NJ. will not be filled before 800 P. M.
acquisitions not in before 800 P. NJ.
" i'll not be filled before 1000 A. NJ. the
next morning.
XIV. First sergeants will report
with detail for police duty to the regi-
mental quartermaSt er sergeant i'm
medately after reveilIe each morning.
XVI. Company commanders are
hereby directed to strictly observe the
provisions contained in Par. 1913. 231,
232 and 234 of the Regulations for the
National Guard. They will also detail
one man to assist in unloading bag
gage and in its proper distribution.
XVII. Commissary supplies will be
issued as follows: Perishables for
breakfast $50 to 100 A. M. Perish
ables for dinner 1000 to 1900 M.
Perishables for supper 400 to 500 P.
NJ. Nom perishables will be issued
each morning for the day. Candles
will be issued each day at first SER
geants call.
XVIII. First sergeants will i'm
ground Monday. August 10, report to
tle sergeant mayor WIFI lIle loiloWlnS
details for guard duty: Co. A,
privates; Co. p, 4 privates; Co. c,
privates; Co. f. 4 privates; Co. F,
sergeant. privates; Co. G, sergeant,
A privates; Go. III, corporal. 4 privates;
Co. |. corporal. 4 prvates: Co. X,
corporal. 4 privates; Co. l.. musician,
privates; Co. NJ. musician, 4
privates.
XIX. Captain Frank Bilodeau Co.
NJ, is hereby detailed to take charge of
camp until the arrival of troops He
will report to the Adjutant General on
the morning of Monday August IS. as
provided in Par. X. General Orders
No. I. A. G. Q. c. S. Lieutenant
George d. Sewell. Co. D. will report to
Capt. Bilodeau for duty at Camp Cobb
Mon6ay August II