47th Kalloch Reunion Minutes - 1914
Pages 100-101 in the first minutes book

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(Transcribed from the original handwritten copy.)
 

1914 - Crescent Beach - Aug. 26, 1914

The 46th [47th*] annual reunion of the Kalloch family was held with Mr. F. M. Smith at Crescent Beach, August 26, 1914.

The day being fine, the meeting was the largest for several years. It was a very pleasant gathering and much interest was manifested. There were over 80 present.

Dinner was served at 12:30, after which the business meeting was called to order by the President E. J. Kalloch.

Report of last year was read and accepted.

Committee on location
F. S. Kalloch
G. W. Kalloch
C. H. Kalloch

It was voted to hold our next meeting at Oakland Park.

The following officers for the ensuing year were elected.

President E. J. Kalloch, Warren

Vice Presidents
F. A. Kelloch, Thomaston
D. M. Kalloch, West Rockport
H. F. Kalloch, Tenants Harbor
F. S. Kalloch, Rockland
J. H. Kalloch, So. Thomaston
L. F. Kalloch, Warren

Secretary
Jennie G. Moody

Com. of Arrangements
Mrs. Myra Teague, Warren, Chairman
Capt. E. A. Watts, St. George
Jennie Moody, Thomaston

Deaths reported for the year were
F. S. Kalloch, Sailors Snug Harbor, N.Y.
William Kalloch, Islesboro, Me.
Charles Kalloch, Islesboro, "
Edward T. Kalloch, West Rockport
Mrs. Jessie Kalloch, Fort Fairfield, Me.
Thomas Watts, St. George, Me.
Mrs. Lucy Johnson, St. George, "
Capt. Robert McFarland, Everett, Wash.
Miss Olive Shuman, Ayre, Mass.

The name of Erastus Kalloch was also reported. He having died in 1912.

It was voted to send greeting to J. H. Kalloch of So. Thomaston, one of our honored members and much sympathy expressed on account of his illness.

Very interesting remarks were made by our President E. J. Kalloch, Geo. Kalloch, H. F. Kalloch, F. S. Kalloch, Walter Swift, L. F. Kalloch, James Kellogg, Capt. E. A. Watts, Mrs. L. K. Moody and Mrs. Myra Teague.

Prayer was offered by H. F. Kalloch and singing of the "Doxology" by request of George Kalloch.

Moved to adjourn and meet at Oakland Park the last Wednesday in August 1915.

Attest: Jennie G. Moody, Secretary

Cash on hand                                             $3.57
Collection                     $4.48
Expense for coffee         1.25                      3.23
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                                                                   $6.80