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1 JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21. 19(1.AH tHHtVATMH,(Continued from i.)1 8 2au*hn- *“»*'',XW yard* ......:*» yawl* ..... '1 6 3 5 | '3 ~28 3 S 4 4 U 4-2SCorporal O. 0. Sawyer, Co. A—56.SO# yard*308 yard*3 23 34-234—233 5 3*443 4'. 5 4 43~2fi4-23dally practice, can te*»fy. The .. .......... - » - * ••or having the Bugle Carp, parade the U Hu,eh-% ?***'* »t reve^lo ««m* to have been aw yards ........ 'iIntroduced from Ohlckamaug* tfhece 18 ......... ' M'Wte fl cufltom. I,f°- F5 Augueta. in %doing Itself», The morning wa* foggy 6nlt;i a thSck brbtid at the encampment. The rV *' haie covered the sky so that many emits are showing up well and arc fast “ ^ared rain, but' It w»* only the result ^coming soldiers. The foster of the o. of the flog day aeaaon and the sun' ^mpany 1b n« folloVs.''1 iy burned pit the !ml*t and illowedl the Captain—Dana W. Lovejoy.,aun to shine on'the camp as it. ought. *,|rH* Lieut. Lester A. Partridge,]« Yesterday was a day of genuine hard 1 Second Ueut.-c’larence'M. Whitten, J work. The men were drilled by cob- Sergeants-WilUam a. Tobey, 'Frank et panics, and battalions in the forenoon Lovejoy, Charles s. • Murphy. Josephto a,Ud'..lri.. aperhoon. the practice was Sears,. SUicey jr. Oliver, Alphonse l.“ partially olt;V ttye achelon formation, Rue!.• i which was trie^ at dress parade with Corporals—John Cormier, Jr., El-n*' good success. The First has had, per- bridge H. Boynton, Seth J. M«;rrow,‘ Jt, feet dril| weather all1 the week and un- Helnry T. Pepe, Elrrter Fraln, Thomasr» less there Is a jchange Old Prob will M- Enright: cook, JohR' It. Williams;n* have made up ;for the b^cl weather mrfslcdsjii, Arthur G. Lovejoy.aj furnished, last year, whe^i the regi-1 Privatea-Chcster E. Benner. Frankment passed a Idismal week In camp Blllldeau, Edwajrd' Bilodeau, Cyrusamidst falling winds.rain and chill eastAll the forenoon, rifle phots could lie■Bolduc, Arthur Brook?, William E. Bubur, Fred P. Bubar, Benjamin R. ttjUtney, Levi Cyr, Frank Corp. C, Tci heard from the range, where two con- 1 Djekson, Roscoe c. Dunn, Wallace P. tests were under woj under the surter- Duke Charles W. Edwards, Charles'H. *! vision of Col. E. C. Dill, Inspector gen- ‘ Fa,wcl3 Daniel Ferguson,- Edward era! of rifle pi aetice, and Lieut. J. J. ®ourne^' Harold ft. Gross, Fred H.to Dooley, regimental Inspector,'' ”,0rounder, Thc-odbre «ayes, George W.Thomas McCoy; Hurry Peijder, George E. Pratt, Horace pcile. tier, Samuel C. Silver, George C. Sheldon,' Clarence H, Wellman.%y, The commissioned officers' revolver Herrln‘ Ernest Jv Humphrey, Albert 3of'match was w.op by Lieut, W. H. J^nks, Hutchinson, Charles S. Hill, Phillip S.lo of Co. J3, Portland! with a score of 78, i Harry w. Miller, ......Id Capt. W. R. 'Bibber of Co. I, 2(1 Itrci- Michaud, Herbert E.tt menf, won the lt;nmp iViafeh, hist week,'with a store of iSl. The prize will be a .United States nfmy revolver. ’’The eomptny inspectors' match was won byjSergt. Aj. O. McLnon of Co. H,^ by a store of !*). F. H. Gree-a“ nan of Co. D. 2d Reclment,-won th*s f match, last week, with a score of CO.Tho prize is tt-gojhl medal.Mb 'iTtie regimental championship match e- will take place, today. This match 'is tf, open to any member of the regiment . with a record at) first-class marksman irt the preliminary practice of tl»4)ll. TheCamp Hill Varieties- •Perfect weather. (Work on Hit* itlle range will Jie completed, today. ‘This wcutlier makes up for la'-L tar— if It \ylll only continue. 'Ed wart) S. I.nvejoy of San Antonio, Texas, is the gtieat of Co: F.Jult; k Hyde and Witltei Cllffokl aredistances-will hi 2^0. 304) and l» .vaj'ds mtk-^lies tor Captain Lovejoy of Co. F.and -the [prize1 tylll be the4 Governtn’s gold championship mwlal.The depiiJe-l results of yesttr«lay ■shoots follow: 't'OMMISSUJNTED OFFICERS- REVOl.-V15U MATCH.1-1 .-lit. W. 11. .Luka. Co r. yank10 Sh73 jaiik ....|M:iJ»r F. « 1-7 :iiil- . . . 5i VitisUi .1 .. 7. i arils ... -B~7!........... s f, 4 r,......... 5 4 4 r, .......3 4 4 4Welch—W. ..... 4 4 3 r,6-281-2154-24(1 II tl It II U— 41C.ipl. \V. f Gndilwlli, t\. K—'77.23 arils ...r .. .fill rttula....... ...73 y arils.......;...... 2 2f'.tpl P B. Ilaliris. stdff-'.R•1' 4 ti :: I u - t,(I 241 if till o :t 4-ro jarUx ..4u—21 2-1,'77 aidsli 4’ :t 4344-17•Major W, O IT-ter.Hon—2323 j.inh. ........1..... 3 4 3 1•2-143i j arils ........ ll 2 II 2:t2- 977 jards ......j, ... 0 11 II 1)41!— 0Col. I. 11. Kendall—41. '27. 3 ardx ,............. 3 5 3 4f,4-243n; lt;.:trds ......'..... s 4 2 ‘0341-127.'J jtirds213- K1.Major B.F. Uridbury. stuff—66._!/ V.ifxls... » 5 5 4i|m j.irdh ..44 4 55a~2375. yards ......r 4 2 0 242-14i’.ipt It.C. Parker. Co. II—7327 yards i.........!...... r, 4 4 564-27:n %rm|H ... .... ;..... r. 2 r. ,44fj-21T.tI Sards .........:..... j 4 3 3 44Capt, \V.H 'Willson. Co. C—41.23 ysirds .... ,.Av..v.... 3 4 4 4R4-2150 yards ,......;J. ... 0 3 II 1)30— ti75 MttL --43-11•Lieut. NA. Chase. Co. p—57.23 yards ................ 4 3 5 4.72-21Rii yards L,.......J?r.......2 4 4 45•A~h73 yards .........1 •'....... « 4 4 %33(13-14■ I.ieut. V. E. Jeffrey. Co. G-(»,44 4 4 423 yams ..... ..38 yards . ...J.---73 ,varil.H 17. ..■/,Lieut. Gn M- Eljlol*. staff—452.23 ants' {...... 4 4 5el yartb ...... 4 4 47\ ,v:»nls ... 1 ... j 3 4 4i, LU at. W., C. lord. Co. M—5123 yards........jr.... .3^37s4 :yrds.......1..... 2 6 4G—'2d 2-244 d-HThe Cn. £ Hite team. Wlllch WOll tile match. Monday, sut lor ideturvi, yeitet-duj.The lt tteglnieiit iil-eds addition1) to Its IJiigler I'lfrps. In thin respod it Isn’t tip lo the 2d'Harold Cummings, son of Chaplain Cnmnungs, is tiding as mail carrier toi the 1st Regiment.•Corporal Waiter 13. Craig of Au-Kustu. ’is acting’jis orderly at he.idtpiai -lei’s, m-joliitly villi CapthitA. House.Kverj Uoilv Is Ini iocs ted in tlie'nthh-Uc events li» lie hvpi. iiuil'id.iy, and enWles will noj be kicking. There an- some athlete-. ta tin- tut. , 1 \The guard house had a number of liidgeis, Monday night Hard |s tip1 lot of the tratiagiesHor. The gttnid, M un-day night, was very sftiotig.Fnil 1 l.unti of l.ewi'hiii, i l(iriuer corporal of Od 1. W.ts ea|ling ija friends at camp, yesterday Mr. l.titil was, at Clllekiunaugii with the regiment. 1 The boys of Co. F think they have the betl 'cook In e:»mp in the person1 of John Williams, who Is with them fur tlust rpm) year. Last wyt-k Mr. WlUlt^ms cooked tor Co. A and gave general siit-islattion. t 1Many remarks are heard oil the uijK’ielit manner In which Lieut. Ge*i g.* 3,1. Kav.t-n.itigh IHIS the'ollk;e of reglnieiual eom-nilssbry. Lieut. KavanhiiKlf uttepds to every detail personally and always knows what is goiiyj mi hi his dopprtim-itl. , The eity libs secured for the National Guard u new rllk; range on the Shat-tuek farm in East Deer lug and wutk on it will 'be begjun without delay. There was a rifle range ort. this place peveral years ago.—Portland Fress. ,During the two days' : absence of Capt. Michael Conley of Co. Ls Portland! First Lteut. John J. A. Mulhearn■4—26-4_2i.1-17Mr. Mul-4-«-22 2-tohas charge of the company, beam Is an able ollieer and is conducting the affairs of the company Jn good shape,The band concerts by the 1st Regiment it.imt ilr.iur i-rowila. ever.v eteninK- Last
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Daily Kennebec Journal
Augusta, Maine, US
Wed, Aug 21, 1901
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