Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-11
BELFAST.
n.,th Of Mrs. Milton carter-Monday
Club Entertained BY Mrs. Vickery.

Re,fast. Me-, June 10.-(SpeciaD.-
Amelia Griffin, wife of the late Milton
Carter Of this city died at her home on
Cedar street this morning at 1 o'clock,
after an illness of several weeks. For
several years her health had been poor
and her disease finally terminated in
to consumption. She was born IN
Stockton Springs, where her early IRE
was passed and when young girl she
was married to Capt. Freeman Ran
dali, q master mariner OF StocktoIi.
With him she visited many foreign
ports passing most Of her married
life with him upon the sea. Capt. Kan
dali died about 80 years ago leaving
one son born Of this union, John Kan
dali, who grew to manhood. married
and died about five years ago. survlv-
ing his young wife but one month
This double sorrow was a great dow
to his mother, for her whole life was
conferred in her only child. Two Ut
tie grandchildren were thus left to her
care, Mildred and Martin Randall,
aged II and years. She was after
wards married to Milton Carter Of this
city who died about eight years ago
One sister, Mrs. Ferdinand Hartman
Of Chicago; a sister, law, Mrs. CaleD
Colyin of Worcester, Mass. and two
grandchildren, Mildred and Martin
Randall. of Belfast survive. The run
eral will be held Friday, Rev. Ashley
Smith of the Universalist church ofn-
eating. and the remains will be taken
to Stockton for burial.
The Monday Bridge Club was de-
liehtfully entertained yesterday py
Mrs. O. S. Vickery at her home on
Primrose Hill. In the absence of Mrs.
Charles Bickford. Mrs. William Ran
dali and Mrs. Geo. I. Heating, the fol-
lowing ladies' substituted: Mrs. Charles
bradbury. Mrs. H. II. Carter and MRS
W. f. Jones, the latter winning the
prize. dainty Bohemian glass pitch
er. Light refreshments were served
and the afternoon was most enjoyabiy
passed.
The Social Aid will meet Thursda!
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Lunt
Primrose Hill, when they will be en-
tertained jointly by Mrs. Lunt and MRS
Ritchie the matron of the Waldo
County hospital. A large attendance
Is desired.
The Belfast High school baseball
team will go to Rockport Saturday II
see what they can do towards beating
mat aggregation. RockpOrt was beatei
at iVinalhaven last Saturday but
remains to be seen what they will a.
20 Belfast. There will probably be NJ
game on the Congress street grounds
saturday unless Manager Frost OF tn
ioung Mems Association Is fortunate
enough to secure a game from a visit
Ing team.
1t Is expected that Miss A. L. Bar
ana Miss Grace Hall, librarians OF tn
DelIast Free library. who sailed aDou
week ago from New York for va
cation trip abroad. will arrive II
Apies about June IA. They will b.
gone about three month.
Mrs. Frank B. Knowlton. who ha
oeen in Lawrence, Mass, for the pas
S1 months at the home of her brother
Iaward Winslow. returned to ne
nome in this city yesterday. Mr.. Wins
,yws Belfast friends will regret t
iearn that he is no better and that hi
soaoitlon is considered very grave. II
"ss been very i'll for some time an
essfything that wealth and medica
sAli can do is being done for him. II
"as former Belfast man and ha
"'any friends and relatives in this cit,
MISS Alberta Farnum, b. H. 8. %
.as recently returned from the Rock
,aAo Business College. where she ha
Seph taking course in stenograph,
T S.:e VIII enter the employ OF the CIT
sional Bank in this city july l. l
~ Eail she contemplates returning I
'oNege to finish her course
:, faiph Cooper. c.. B. Roberts an
: uses Alice Nickerson and Heie
lett today. in. MI, ,Cooper,s Map
"sn touring car for Orono. where ttjp
"n attend the commencement ba
n'snt. Mr.. Cooper was U. Of \
Qthsr Belfast people attendiu