Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-01

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sergeant, Fred ]. Brown, LIST Infantry.
At the armory of Co. l., Portland,
Friday, March 26, Sergt. Major Fred
L. Wilson; Commissary Sergeant Will
| lard c. Lord, Color Sergeant William
II. Fuller; Battalion Sergeant Major
Eugene l. Cummings, LIST Infantry; 1st
| Regiment Band.
At the armory of Co. I, Lewiston,
Monday, March 80, Brig. Gen. James
L. Moriarty, inspector general; Col.
| George NJ. Aavanaugh, commissary
general; I'd Regiment Band.
At the armory of Co. c, Auburn,
Tuesday, March 80, Captain Harry F.
Carver, quartermaster: Battalion Ser
geant Major Frank w. NJ. Campbell,
1st Infantry; LIST Lieut.. Frank H.
Greenan, battalion adjutant; Sergeant
Major Fred L. Edgecomb, I'd Infantry;
Hospital Corps detachment.
At the armory of CO. X, Brunswick,
Wednesday, March 81, Rev. James L.
Cochrane, chaplin, Second Infantry.
At the armory of Co. D, Bath, Thurs
day, April 1, Major John Bird; First
Lieut.. George Shorkley, battalion adj
Jutant; Second Lieut.. Ralph w. Brown,
battalion quartermaster and commits
sary; Battalion Serg. Major Roland S.
| Hacklilf, First Infantry; Major Edwin
M. Fuller, Surgeon.
At the armory of Co. IT, Lewiston,
Friday, April 2, Battalion Sergts. Ma
jor Josiah NJ. Libby and Cheney II.
h inney, Second Infantry.
At the arlnory of Co. *, Pennington,
Thursday, April s, Major George Mel.
Presson; Capt. Frank T.. Drake, Adiu-
| tant; Quartcrmaster Sergt. Frank w.
Lawry, Second Infantry.
At the State House, Augusta, Satur-
day, April 10, Major Gen. Augustus
r. Farnham. adjutant general.
At the armory of Co. M, Augusta,
Monday, April II, Capt. Baine owen,
| commissary; First Lieut.. Thomas M. J.
E,nright, battalion adjutant; Second
Lieut.. James f. Bagley, battalion quar-
termaster and commissary; Commits
sary Sergt. Joseph z. Grenier, Second
| Infantry.
At the armory of Co. z, Skowhegan.
Tuesday, April 10, Lieutenant Colonel
Charles A. Judllins, Aid-de-C Camp.
| At the armory of Co. III, Waterville,
Thursday April Is, Lieut.. Col. Mat
thew S. Goodrich, aide de-camp; Sec
ond Lieut.. Irwin E. Thomas, battalion
quartermaster and commissary; Color
Sergts. Fay w. Foss and Charles r.
Crommett, Second Infantry; Capt.
James f. Hill, assistant surgeon anu
| hospital corps detachment.
| At the armory of Co. A, Gardiner,
Friday, April 16. Major Fen B. Thomp-
| son, Second Infantry.
At the armory of Co. B, Portland,
| Monday, April 49, Col James B. O'Neill,
| surgeon general; Col. Elliott G. Dill,
chief of ordnance; Major John J.
Dooley, assistant chief of ordnance;
Lieut.. Col. Joseph A. Smith, aide-de--
camp; Col. Charles Rollins; Major
William Q. Peterson; Major Frank B.
w. WEIGH, First Infantry; Major Frank
| E. Cummings, Second Infantry.
| At the arlnory of Co. NJ, Westbrook,
| Tuesday, April 20, Capt. Fred B. Spear,
commissary, First Infantry.
At the armorv of Co. G., BiGdeford,
Wednesday, April 81, First Lieut.. Clar-
| ence f. Kendall, assistant surgeon,
| First Infantry.
| At the armory of Co. A, Portland.
Thursday, April %, Capt. Herbert l.
Low, adjutant; Rev. William H. Gould,
chaplain; First Lieuts. Osborne L. Ham
ilton and Frank A. Hayden, battalion
adjutants; Second Lieuts LeRoi S.
Syphers and Ralph f. Bailey, battalion
quartermasters and .commissaries, First
Infantry; Second Lieut.. James w. Han
son, battalion quartermaster and COM
| nissary, Second Infantry; Capt.
Charles L. Cragin, assistant surgeon
At the armory of Co. d, Norway, Fri
day, April 90, Col. Albert J. Stearns,
judge advocate general; Major Bial Il.
Bradbury, surgeon, and Hospital Corps
detachment.
At the armory of Co. L, Houlton,
Tuesday, April q, Major Roland f.
Clark military secretary; Lieut.. Col.
Frank M. Hume; Capt Fred W. Drake.
quartermaster; First Lieut.. Olin NJ
Smith, battalion adjutant, Second In
fantry.
At the armory of Co. I, PASSPORT,
Thursday, April 90, Col. Everard E.
Newcomb; Battalion sergt Major
William M. Emery, Second Infantry;
First Lieut.. Fred A. Chandler, assistant
surgeon, and Hospital Corps detach-
ment
". on-commissioned staff officers
will appear armed and equipped, as.
specified for companies.
V. 1t is expected that commanding
officers will make a special effort tc
have every man present at inspection.
1t is upon the attendance and efficien-
cy of organizations. as shown by these
inspections, that the strength of our
National Guard is rated at the War De-
partment, and upon the report of the
inspecting officer is determined the
eligibility of the State of Maine to par
tcipate in the apportonment of the
annual appropriation provided by Sec
ton 1861 of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States as amended.
BY order of the COMMUNICATIVE chief:
AUGUSTUS B. FARNHAM,
Adjutant General.
General Orders No. T.
1. In accordance with the provisions
of the Militia Law, Section 20, and the
Regulations for the National Guard,