William S. Bryant Assistant Surgeon. 37. 2d Lt. Marshall Underwood "B" Battery. 38. 2d Lt. Frederick A. Cheney "L" Battery. 39. 2d Lt. Bertie E. Grant "H" Battery. 40. 2d Lt. James H. Gowing "G" Battery. 41. 2d Lt. Albert A. Gleason "K" Battery. 42. 2d Lt. Frederick W. Harrison "M" Battery. 43. 2d Lt. Wellington H. Nilsson "I" Battery. 44. 2d Lt. William J. McCullough "D" Battery. 45. 2d Lt. Sumner Paine "A" Battery. 46. 2d Lt. Joseph S. Francis "C" Battery. 47. 2d Lt. James E. Totten "F" Battery. 48. 2d Lt. Charles H. Fuller "E" Battery. The non-commissioned staff, as finally mustered in, was made up of Sergt.-Maj. William D. Huddleson, Q.M.-Sergt. Edward E. Chapman, Hospital Stewards George Y. Sawyer, Ira B. Phillips, Thomas White, Principal Musicians James F. Clark and Frederick A. H. Bennett. Of the old non-commissioned staff, Paymaster-Sergt. George R. Russell and Color-Sergt. Axel T. Tornrose, whose militia grades were not recognized in the volunteer service, refused to be left behind, and proved their devotion to the regiment by enlisting as privates. The regimental band, as well as the corps of field musicians attached to headquarters under the militia organization, could not be mustered, and until the close of its term of service the regiment was obliged to rest satisfied with the music of its battery buglers, save for the short period at Framingham prior to going on furlough, when the thoughtfulness of the State authorities allowed the band to rejoin. [Illustration: Photograph by T. E. Marr, Boston. FIELD, STAFF, AND LINE OFFICERS. ]