All quiet during the night. Slept very
well. Up before sun up and washed.
Morning warm and pleasant
Turned out at 6 1/2 A.M. All in Camp
at 8 1/2. At 9 A.M. the sick call beat. Lynch
of our Company sent to the Gen. Hos. At 11 1/2
the drum beat the Breakfast Call
Drew soft Bread (24 1/2) and one Bucket of
fresh beef. At 1 P.M. I drew the extra
meat. At 3 P.M. they issued the Bread
(24 1/2). Commenced raining shortly
after and rained until we got our
soup ^'(4)' 5 1/2 P.M. Boiled the Soup. Some-
one stole my Tin Cup. Richey and
Darnell tried to escape, but was
discovered this evening. Some-
body informed in them. They
dug a hole in the ground. And covered
themselves up.
Private Malon Lynch, Co. G., 191st Pennsylvania
Corp. David Richie, Co. G., 191st Pennsylvania
Sgt. James C. Darnell, Co. G., 191st Pennsylvania
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment