Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-05

James B. O'Neill and Capt Charles L.
Cragin. Medical Corps; Col. John ].
Dooley, ordnance department.; Lieut..
Col. Joseph A. Smith, aide de- camp;
Major Frank B. Cummings and Lieut..
James w. Hanson, battalion adjutant,
Second Infantry; Senior Sergeant Ma
jor Ralph E. Bailey; Post Quartermas-
ter Serg Osborne L. Hamilton; Post
Commissary Serg., Eugene I. Cum
mings and William H. Fuller; Junior
Serg. Major Elton H. Thompson; Coast
Artillery Corps Band.
At the armory of 9th Co, Lewiston,
Monday, April IS, Brig. Gen. James L.
Moriarty, inspector general; Col
George NJ. Kavanaugh. commissary
general; Lieut.. Josiah NJ. Libby. bat
talon quartermaster and commissary,
Second Infantry.
At the armory of 3rd Co., Auburn,
Tuesday. April 10, Major James NJ.
Palmer: Capt Harry P. Carver, quar-
termaster; Junior Sergt. Major Percy
S. Prescott, c. A. c.
At general headquarters, Augusta,
Friday April 1. Brig. General Elliott
c. Dill, the adjutant general.
At the armory of Co. NJ, Augusta,
Monday, April 4, Capt. Blaine Owen,
co'rmissary: Lieut.. Thomas M. j. En-
right, battalion adjutant, and commits
sary Sergt Joseph P. Grenier, Second
Infantry.
At the armory of Co. H, Waterville,
Tuesday, April 5, Lieut.. Col Charles
A. Judkins, aide-de-camp: Lieut.. Col.
Matthew s. Goodrich, aided camp;
Lieut.. John G. Towne. Medical Corps;
Lieut.. irwin E. Thomas, battalion quar-
termaster and commissary, and Color
Sergr. Charles r. CrOmmett Second
Infantry; Detachment Hospital Corps.
At the armory of Co. C, Liverlnore
Falls. Wednesday, April 6, Battalion
Sergt. Major Harvey B. Hadley, Sec
ond Infantry. sshN N8NF
At the armory of Co. X, Pennington
Thursday, April Z, Major George Mel
Pressop; Capt. Frank f.. Drake, ad-
jutant, and Quartermaster Sergt
Frank w. Lawry, Second Infantry
At the armory of Co. +, Dover, Mon
day, April II, Major Walter j. Mayo,
Second Infantry.
At the armory of Co. E, Skowhegan,
Tuesday, April u, Battalion Sergt
fantry.
"Wednesday, April Is, Lieut. Harold r.
Peacock, battalion quartermaster and
commissary, Second Infantry.
At the armory of Co. d, Norway,
Friday April Is, Col Albert J. Stearns,
judge advocate general; Major Bial F.
Bradbury, Medical Corps; Detachment
Hospital Corps.
At the armory of Co. 7, Eastport,
Monday. April is, Col. Everard E.
| Newcomb; Capt Albert Greenlaw,
quartermastcr: Lieut. MILFORD S. Alex
| ander, battalion adjutant; Battalion
Sergt. Major William NJ. Emery, Sec
ond Infantry
| At the armory of Co. l., Houlton,
| Wednesday, April 20, Lieut.. Col. Frank
NJ. Hume, and Capt. Olin M. Smith, as
sistant INSPECTOR small arms practice,
Second Infantry; Mayor Roland E.
Clark, military secretary.
At the armory of Co. G, Bangor, Fri
day. April %, Second Regiment Band.
All officers will report for inspection
in service unifarrn with side arms ex-
cept the personal staff of the COM
iilioSI \cNItS-uc-CdlID ana
military secretary who will appear in
dress uniform with side arms and
white gloves.
Non-commissioned staff officers will
appear uniformed, armed and equipped
as specified for companies.
The Board of Railroad Commissions
ers rendered a decision Friday reviv-
ing the charter of the Eastern Trac-
ton Co. of Bango for period of two
years The proposed railroad would
run from Bangor through the towns
of Hermon. Levant, Stetson, Exeter,
Garland and Dexter. The directors Of
the company are Forest ]. Martin.
Charles w. Mullen, Fred Il. Dow and
H. Franklin BAILEY of Bangor and Ed
gar f. Weeks and William n. White
house of Old Town
Notice has been received at tho Of
flee Of the Commission of Inlaid Fish
cries and Game Of the prosecution bv
Game Warden Charles p. Gray. before
Trial Justice Lewis II. Coriss at
BrldGton on Saturday. Jan. Is. OF How
ard w. Jones and Perry J. Murphy
Of hr'dgton. for fishing through the
ice at Lower KeZar pond The fine was
suspended in each case and the men
were allowed to go on payment of
COSTS, Which amounted to s. 81 each.
lfc following corporations have
llicd their certificates OF organization
III the office of the secretary of State:
Iht John n. Waite Shoe & Sup
plies 60, organized at Portland for the
purpose Of manufacturing tanning
preparing and dealing i'm leather
SKINS etc, and for other purposes. with
sz"o'ooo capital stock. of which moth
'hE Is PAID in. Officers: President,
Clarence +. Eaton of Portland; treas
urer T. /. Croteau of Portland; GER
titicate filed Feb. 4. 1910
Healy Brothers Tailoring Co. organ
lied at kittery. for the purpose Of
manufacturing and dealing in wearing
apparel, clothing supplies. millinery,
ieWelry, etc. with S15OOO0 capital
stock. OF Which nothing is paid in. Of
licers: President. Horace Mitchell of
Kitteryi treasurer Hiram Thomson Of
L. tt.,,.y