The Republican journal., 1914-09-03
FAMILY GATHERINGS.


INGRAHAM The Ingraham family belt
its 34th annual reunion Aug. 18th al
Oakland Park, Rockland. The gathering
was saddened by the death that week OF
its president, Hon. G. L. Farrard. OFF,
GERS elected were Charles F. Ingraham
of Rockport, president; Frank S. Kal-
loch of Rockland, vice president; Frank
H. 1ngraham of Rockland, secretary
treasurer.
NORTON. More than $50 members of
the l Norton or family gathered in l. Drum
mond Hall, Pennington, Aug. 25th, for
the annual reunion. A picnic dinner at
noon was followed by brief speeches.
Resolutions of regret at the death last
spring of Nine Lillian Nordica, who was
4 direct descendant of Capt. Peter Nor
on, were adopted and copies were sent
70 her two sisters, Mrs. Annie Baldwin
of Dorchester, Mass, and Mrs. lone
Walker of Boston.
MARTIN. The 18th annual reunion of
the Martin family was held at Oakland
misnomer, for OF the 40 members pres
was the president, F. O. Martin of Cam
den. Two deaths and two births we're
reported. The following officers were
elected: Joshua Spaulding of South
Thomaston president; F. 0. Martin,
Harvey Sleeper of Boston, Albert Snow
of South Thomaston and Scott Kittredge
of Washington, D. c., vice presidents:
Fred w. Ewell of Camden, secretary and
treasurer.
PHILBRooK The annual reunion of the
Philbrook family was held Aug. 9th in
Penobscot View Grange hall, Rockland,
with 50 present. The neurology report in
who was the oldest member o. the
These officers were elected: Isaac Post
of Owls Head, president; William A. Post
of South Thomaston, vice president; Mrs.
Nellie j. Prescott of Rockland, secretary;
Mrs. Nellie M Philbrook of Rockland,
treasurer; Frank E. Post, Mrs. Lucy
Arey and Mrs. Annie Holbrook, executive
committee.
HILLS. The annual reunion of theHills
family was held Aug. 26th at the home
of F. H. Lenfest in Union. with 100
present. The following officers were
elected: E. A. Mathews of Union, presi-
dent; E. H. Clary of Union and Alfred
Hills of Searsmont, vice presidents; L..
J. Hills of Warren, secretary-treasurer;
Warren Hills of Union, necrologist; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bennett of Liberty, Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Staples of Rockland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank >Lenfest and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hills of Thomaston, execu-
tive committee. 1t vas voted to hold
the next reunion in Liberty at the home
of Frank Bennett.
PAYsoN- FoGLER. Nearly 100 attend
ed the annual reunion Of the Payson-
Fogler families in Penobscot View
Grange Hall, Rockland, Aug. 26th. The
oldest person present was Charles Fey
Ter, 81, of Waldoboro. An orchestra
composed of members of the family
| furnished music. Speeches were made
| by Freeman W. Smith of Verona, A. P.
! Starrett of Warren and F. K. Feyler of
Waldoboro. These officers were elected:
L. S. Fogler of South Hope, president;
! Asa P. st. Clair of Rockland, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Matte Clarke of Camden,
secretary-treasurer; Henry Payson of
Rockport, G. D. Gould of Warren, M. F.
Taylor of Hope, neurology committee;
F. P. Libby of Rockport, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Achorn of Rockland, execu,
, tive committee.
KALLoCH. Spencer M. Kalloch, aged
81. came all the way from Providence to
attend the annual reunion of the Kalloch
family at Crescent Beach. Aug. 26th,
and he was the oldest Of the 80 members
nresent. These officers were elected:
Edwin ]. Kalloch of Warren, president;
r A. Kalloch OF Thomaston, D. M. Kali
loch of Rockport, Henry F. Kalloch of
Rockport. Henry F. Kalloch of St.
George. Frank S. Kalloch Of Rockland,
.Toseph H. Kalloch of South Thomaston
and t. F. Kalloch of Warren, vice presi-
dents: Miss Jennie Moody of Thomas
ton. secretary; Mrs. Myra league of
Warren. Capt. E. A. Watts of st.
George and Miss jennie Moody, execu-
tive committee. Speeches were made
by Henry F. Kalloch, George kalloch,
lanes Kellogg of Boston, F. S. Kalloch,
Larry Kalloch, Walter Swift and Mrs.
L. M. Moody.
CROCKETT. The annual reunion of the
Crockett family, held at Penobscot View
Grange Hall, Glencove, Aug. 25th, was
attended by about $50. The oldest mem
her nresent was Mrs. Samuel Crockett,
aged "a, of North Haven, and the young
est was Madeline Coffey, aged months.
The program included an address by DIR.
G. L. Crockett of Thomaston and piano
solos by Miss Annabelle Hurd of Ash
point. Resolutions were passed IN mem.
ory of Capt. o. A. Crockett, founder OF
the association. These officers were
elected: DR.. G. L. Crockett, president;
Mrs Il. A. Crockett of Rocklanl, vice