Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
BELFAST '
Official Inspection Of Pal
estine CommahdeTy, K. 7.
The Glass Parts Assigned TO The
High School Seniors.
Frank R. Wiggin Is to Locate in
Mewport--Two Funerals.

Belfast, Me. March @"=-'SI'' Gal -
Ilrov "A Mitchell! 81 Nac". grand gen
eralssimG of the Grand Comm"ndorN
OF Maine, With J. T. HutcuiH>"n al
Lewiston. military inspector m rfc All
official Inspection al Palestine COM
mandery. IL r. If Belfast last night.
james f.. Kingsley past commander
OF Trinity commandrry at Augusta,
was also a guest If the local eomman-
derry The order of tie Temple was
conferred on one candidate. After tn"
inspection banquet MAS served. fol-
lowed by a smoke talk. The attendance
Vas large.
Tho following class parts haNr been
assigned il the Belfast High school
according tn excellence in rank: Nalc-
d:ctory. Ray I,indgrcn: salntatorN.
Marjory Shaw; class essayist, Isabel
Smalles. The other appointments made
by vote Of the class. arr, Historian,
Paul smith; prophets, Eelle kfatIng
and Ruth CoombS; prosecutors o! class
gifts, Donald Vaughan and Chesley
Hatch: presenter OF gift to school. Ray
The funeral Of the late Nathan Far
row took place Wednesday at his late
home in NOrthp6rt. Mr.. Farr"W Wds
born in Searsmont IN 1874. son of the
late Nathan and Secly FarrnW. The
family came to Belfast in 1929. Ny.
FarInW was twice married, his first
wife being a Miss Caroline Patterson
of this city. Two SONS by this union
survive. Daniel w. who lives in the
West. and John a. Of Lowell, Mass.
His second marriage WAS with Miss
Sarah Ryan Of Belmont She survives.
with their son. Albert ", who has al
WAYS lived at home. In his early life
Mr.. FarroW followed the sea, but
some years since bought Il farm i'll
NGrthport, where his declining days
We're happily spent. He was devoted
t. his family and was highly respected
by the community.
The funeral OF the. late Caroline H.,
late wife Of James l.. Dow, took place
Thursday morning at the home Of her
son, John L. Dow. Union street, with
whom she had made her home for some
time. Her death occurred very sud
denly Monday, she having been in her
usuoi health up to within T. minutes
of Der death Heart failure was the
ause. She vas born in Frankfort Dec.
-. 1896. daughter Of Daniel and Re bee
ca Iittlefield and WAS the last If the
family If s:x children. She was mar
ri d To Mrs. Dow Dec. =. lS65. OF this
union there were six children. of whom
but two s1rviFe. John l.. of this city
and capt. Frank l.. Dow of Brooklyn.
y. Y. captain OF the steamer Hawaii
Al. in the American Hawaiian service.
\ grandson. Carl II. Colcord son -
the 1T" Mrs Amos \. Colcord, her
daughter. also survive Rev. Monford
:. Hill officiated at The funeral ser
vices and the remains We're taken {"
North Searsport for burial.
Frank Il. Wiggin. who resigned carly
iii the new year as cashier of the Wal
do Trust Co. has accepted Il position
with Tie KcnduslIeag Trust Go. Of
Bangor ana viii manage its Newport
branch. Mr.. Nigsin came Ia this city
from Bangor wears ago and was cash
Ter Of the Peoples National Bank
Wlic'. afterwards became the Waldo
Trust 60. He has many friends Who
regret his leaving Belfast ANA wish
fliin success in his new field