The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-02
LEAVE FOR CAMP!
NEXT SATURDAY
Brattleboro Military Organ
izations to Stay
Two Weeks
EQUIPPED WITH
RADIO OUTFIT

Headquarters Co. and COmanpy 1 Being
Recruited-CoI Gibson and Maj. Tay-
l0r Leave Tomorrow Morning to Over
see Preparations.
The Regimental Headquarters COM
pany, which will proceed TO Camp Gov
ernor Hartness Saturday morning with
Company / and the band section, is
rapidly completing arrangements for its
two-weeks' encampment.
Among the equipment which it will
take to camp is radio outfit consisting
Of a spark transmission set. A field re-
ceiving set has been requisitioned and
it is expected to arrive at camp shortly
after the company goes into camp. \
complete telephone outfit will be taken,
including two 12-dEnD and two four-drop
switchbOardS and number of camp and
field telephones 4 field buzzer which
S a combined instrument for telephone
and telegraph, also will be taken. In
addition, there viii be a buZzer phone
used for secret communication. A COM
plete outfit of signal lamps and signal
days viii be taken.
The strength of the Headquarters
company is now A. 1t is hoped that the
number will be increased to 90 by Fri
lay night, as this is the required num-
Der necessary in order that the various
sections may function properly. Any
.oung men who have the necessary tech
aical training and who desire to be atfili-
tied with this outfit should get into inn
Mediate communication with Captain r.
r. Miner or Lieut.. John Il. Fowler.
Col Ernest W. Gibson, who with
, Maj L. ID. Taylor of the inspector gen
erals department. viii leave Thursday
| morning for Camp Governor Hartness
| o oversee the general preparations. has
SSued service calls for the tour of duty.
These calls will be one hour later on
Sundays. There will be no drills on
! Sunday. The order of calls for weekday
| duty is rs follows Reveille 40 a. m.
| breakfast, ESQ a. m; sick call. a. IN.
| fatigue call, 10 a. m; first call for
| hill T15 a. IN. recall from drill and
| fatigue. 11.30 a. IN. first sergeant's call
| II 10 a. m; dinner. II noon; fatigue
and first call for drill, ] p. m; recall
| from drill and fatigue, 4.15 p. m; first
/ call for retreat, , p. IN. retreat, 5.1I
] p. m: guard mount, Immediately after
| retreat; supper, 3.45 p. m; officers call
| - p. m. tattoo. 8 p. m; call to quar-
| tiers, $40 p. M; taps. 10 p. IN.
! Colonel Gibson also has announced
! that the camp guard duty will be by or
/ ganization. that is, what is known as
] company guard. The company furnish
/ ing the guard each day also will be called
! upon to furnish the necessary details
and fatigue sections.
/ Eleven enliStments and re-enlistments
! have been made in Company ! since
/ the company started its drive to bring the
number Of troops up to its required
quota There is now a total of 81 men
] in the company. Eighty-two is the re
quired number, but each company is al
/ lowed to recruit an additional 10 pei
/ cent
Capt. Charles A. f. Goodwin says
there is still room for half a dozen men
! who, it is hoped, viii enlist before the
\ list closes Friday night. He says Com
| pany | for the past two years has hat
/ the record of being the strongest company
| in camp and he is anxious to have the
company win that honor again this year
/ The men who have re-enlisted are as
! follows: Richard G. Chamberlain. 10
/ Seph +. AIartell. Maxwell c. Boyd ant
4 Floyd II. Whitney. The new recruits
/ are Rupert w. Harris. Robert l.
4 Miller. Alfred f. Wood, Myron L. Gas
4 tine, Herbert l.. Whitaker and Charlie
II F. Gotta. all of Brattleboro, Orville c
II Holcombe of Peru and Henry II. Tedfort
II If AshueIot, -, II
The local military units viii leav
Brattleboro by special train at 6 o'clocl
Saturday morning and various othe
units from other towns in the state vii
be picked up enroute.