Company F Leaves for Camp UCwey
Company F departs for Camp UCwey with steps toward new assignment. Short, official notice notes departure without detailing destination or mission.
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Camp Ucwey
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1898
Page
7
Marlboro Volunteers Ready For Duty In Spanish War Era
Marlboro Massachusetts sends Company F of the Sixth Regiment to Camp Dewey Framingham to await orders from the volunteer army. Citizens close businesses suspend schools and parade to honor the troops while flags wave and the town braces for potential deployment with Capt Thomas J. Jackson and officers like Franklin Taylor and Frank Moore leading the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Camp Dewey
Framingham
Dewey
Sampson
Schley
Spain
Marlboro
Frank KE. Moore
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Caol Parson’s
Company F
United Brethren Lodge
A. F
A. M
Royal Arch
Hiram Council of Royal and Select Masters
Order of the Eastern Star
C. F. Robinson
Marlborough Coal Co
City hall parade marks start of camp departure for Company F
Shortly after 9 0 clock Friday morning the company formed in city hall and marched down Main street photographed by Wade and Little. At 9 15 the march began with Gen Parsons marshal and included a platoon of police Sons of Veterans Letter carriers Grand Army Co F. The line moved along Main Mechanic Lincoln Pleasant and back to the depot reviewed by school children and city officials. Captain Jackson oversaw armory preparations for departure with Lieuts Taylor and Moore assisting as men packed camp gear and food supplies were readied for Camp Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Clisbee
Curtis
Spain
Corp Clisbee
Mechanic Falls
Jackson
Sergt EK. L. Morse
Sergi Morse
Lester O. Keith
J. W Kellette
Bar Harbor
Metropolitan
Kellette
Northboro
Lowell
Worcester and
Gen Weyler
S. W. Rogers
Walter
Worcester
Alfred EK
Bill
Walter Readie
Northampton
City Hall
Wade
Little
Main Street
Parsons
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
Co F
Main
Mechanic
Lincoln
Pleasant
Fairbanks Corner
Depot
Camp Dewey
Taylor
Moore
Sergi Holbrook
Sergeants Well Equipped for Their Positions in the Company
The company sergeants are athletic and knowledgeable in tactics and respected by subordinates. Notably the gm sergt Harold B. Chamberlain stands out, with a family history of service since the revolution. His father, Dr Chamberlain, was surgeon of the Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Chamberlain
Dr Chamberlain
Concord Sends Off Sixth Massachusetts with Banquet Tribute
Concord honors the Sixth Massachusetts volunteers with a vestry banquet at First Parish. A 74 member company including Capt Cyrus H. Cook and Lt Joseph Hart dined on oysters and cake, sang America, and received roses for the captain. Leaders praised the pupils and town as the volunteers head to camp for the coming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
J. Sixth Regiment of
Massachusetts Volunteers
Lucy Fosdick
George A. Tewksbury
William Wheeler
Jeremiah Sheehan
Sherman Hoar
Florence Richardson
Ladies’ War Committee
America
Cyrus H. Cook
Joseph S. Hart
William N. Decker
Sergis J. W. Cu
Ellen Emerson
Lucy Richardson
Olive Gage
Sarah Wheleer
Ethel Keeler
Florence Emerson
Emily Sohier
Margaret Lothrop
May Bartlett
Fanhbie Haggerty
Bessie Haggerty
Edith Davis
Hattie Brown
Frances Drury
Capt Cook
Sergi Cull
Priv Bo Farnham Smith
Prin
William L. Maton
Mr Eaton
United States
Wartime Prayer for Massachusetts Diocese
A prayer issued by Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts pleading mercy for the nation at war. It asks God to pardon offenses guard from pride bless mariners and soldiers and remember prisoners and those in peril at sea or land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Cleveland's Lung Healer Promised Cure All
War with Spain is not imminent as the ad warns of illness and promotes Cleveland's Lung Healer, the Monarch of the World's Expectorants, to ward off coughs and consumption. It guarantees repayment if no cure, offering trial bottles at 25 cents via Fred A. Wheeler, 347 Lincoln St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevland
Fred A. Wheeler
Lincoln St
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