Evening journal., 1915-06-10

Inc troop is well pledSeu WIN IL anu
wishes to thank the donor. We turn
ed out for the Memorial Day parade
and the fellows enjoyed it very much.
Troop No Is held their regular
weekly meeting last Friday evening.
After the business was transacted,
games we're played.
Last Saturday morning the commits
sary, of the troop left at Q a. m. and
pitched camp on fine camp about
three miles from the city At lis 7.
m, the troop under the direction %
the Scout master hiked to the camp.
We arrived there about three o'clock
and enjoyed our first camp as Troop
No. Is. The fellows played ball and
had a general good time. A. $50
mess call was sounded and We lial
some supper which was enjoyed by
all. After dark We had a camp fire
and turned in about 10 O'Clock. As
usual we we're up bright and carly
on Sunday morning. We had break
fast at 5 o'clock Can yon imagine
MS at home doing such thing as
this. The rest Of the time until we
broke up camp at 11.3O was spent
quietly in roaming through the woods
around camp.
Last Friday evening Troop 2e held
its weekly meeting at 73O o'clock
Scout Master McClane was in charge.
| After the business was transacted
each patrol leader drilled his patrol
and afterwards played gaElos.
On Saturday afternoon some OF the
boys went on a hike and also Euuted
/ for the treasure without slccass. as
a Scout from Troop found the paper
earlier in the week. Sunday evening
we attended church in body. Thurs
day. June 10. some of the Scouts will
go TO Augustine Beach on our ANIMAL
excursion. On the beach first aid
contest will bt held for the members
of the troop. The hoy winning will
receive a first aid kit
Next Friday, June II, our weekly
meeting will be held at 73O o'clock
/ All members are urged to he pres
ent at all the meetings, if you wish
1 tc make the troop success. a law
was passed that il any one connect.
ed with the troop is absent he shall be
! fined, unless he mas had permission
from the Scout master or any other
troop official or has good excuse
On the date of the field day the Bel.
gium Relief Committee will present
to the Scouts, who were actively en-
gagged in the work for the commit
tee. the service colors. Scout mas
ters are urged to send TO Mr.. Mallery
the names of boys in their troops who
are entitled to colors.
Troop No. held its regular week.
ly meeting on Saturday afternoon at
% o'clock. Routine business was
transacted and dues were coll
lected. Mr.. Watson announced
that he would give the fellows one
more week in which to pass the Sec
ond class tests and after that a fine
would be collected. The troop base
ball team was busy last week and
expects to have full schedule all
the month. The members of the
troop voted TO give more time for
drill hereafter. Next Saturday time
will be given for fire building and
cooking tests.
For the first council since organiz-
ing, Harrington Troop / met at head
quarters in uniform on Monday night
with Patrol Leader Robert Atkinson
presiding. Several new yells were
learned and Scout Master the Rev.
William H. Berry read interesting
communications from former Assis-
tant Scout Master Marion DeJoy. who
is. at present stationed at the u. S.
n. training school at Newport. r. l.,
and Senior Patrol Leader o. Lee Wix,
who is visiting at Frederica.
The following Scouts passed second
class tests since last council Senior
Patrol Leader o. Lee Wix. Assistant
Patrol Leader Glennwyd r. Curtis. II.
Long, Jr. and Kessler Farrow. Clar-
ence Billings and Henry Porter were
adomitted to the tenderfoot tests and
Leslie Minner was placed upon the
waiting list.
There is now an excellent nucleus
on the waiting list TO organize an
other troop.
hike will be taken on Saturday
when fire building. cooking. signaling,
first aid, Scouts pace, etc, will be
given. All Scouts are urged to re
port at headquarters not later than
$50 o'clock.
An auxiliary composed of Scouts
mothers. sisters and feminine rela-
tives and friends will be formally
organized at the next regular coun-
Gil on Monday night.
MOONIICUT FNCIRSION