The Portland daily press., 1901-01-12
WESTBROOK.


preach in the morning on the topic, "Un-
der Existing Conditions; at S.i5 p. M,
there will be union service. with ser
mon by Rev. d.B. Ilsley, DID,. The eve
ming meeting Nd Warren church viii be
omitted, and union service will be held
at the West End Congregational church;
sermon by Rev. Willism q. Mann.
Mr.. Charles Raymond Goodell, the we'll
known street commissioner Of westbrook,
died very suddenly at his home at Cum
berland Mills yesterday morning, about D
O'Clock. Mr.. GoodeIl has not enjoyed the
best OF health for several months past,
and last Saturday he was stricken with
an attack Of neuralgia Of the heart. He
aross early yesterday morning. and after
com pleting his toilet went down stairs
or breakfast. His sister -in-law enquired
as to how he felt, and in reply he COM
plained OF pains around the heart. Mr..
GoodelI sat down In chair, and In an
instant fell back dead. MIR. Goodsll was
horn in Westbrook June %, 1883. In 1851
he came TO Portland, where he was Tor
number OF years the city engineer. In
1879 Mr.. Goodell entered the employ OF
the 5. ID. Warren papar mills company
as civil engineer, holding that position
until 1888 The first work undertaken
by MIR. Goodell for the 5. d. Warren
company was the construction of the big
dam a the head waters OF tie Presump-
scot river. Mr.. Goodell was for time
resident OF Windham, where he served
that town as msmheI OF the board Of
selectmen. lie also held other important
positions in town affairs. He was mar
ried September IL, 1861, to Miss Susan
W. Anderson, second daughter OF Colonel
Edward Anderson OF Windham. His
wife died about ten years ago, but their
three children, Keignald r., teacher OF
spanish and French at the University
of Maine at Orono, and Bowdoin Col
Iegs, Miss Mary L. OF this city, and Miss
Louise Goodell, teacher in the schools
OF this city, survive him. hir. Goodeli
has held several public offices in West
brook. lie was a member of the first
board OF aldermen at the time he-town
became Incorporated as city. Mr..
GoodeIl was appointed last spring as
street commissio ner. and in that position
has given excellent service lie was elect
ed last spring as a member of the school
board from Ward 3. The deceased was
member OF the Westbrook Universalist
church, Maine Lodge. l. o. o. f., and
Eastern Star Encampmeflt of Portland.
He had host of friends.
The funeral arrangements have
not as yet been perfected, bot 1t is
Thought that il will bs held Monday
from his late residence. The interment
will be at Wind ham
The marriage of Miss Margaret Man
MON, who for thirteen years was resi-
dent OF Cumberland Mills, 60 MIR. David
Foley of brighton, Mass, occurred at
the latter place on Wednesday, January
%. The ceremony was performed at
D. M, at the parochial residence, and In
the evening a reception was held at the
new home OF MIR. ana Mrs. Foley in
brighton. MIR. and Mrs, Foley were the
recipients OF many useful presents.
The funeral Of MIR. Robert McCloskey,
10 Park road. was held yesterday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence, and were largely attended. A
delegation of the members OF Warren
Philips Lodge of Masonsr Of which the
deceased was a member, were In atten-
dance and performed the services for the
dead. The services were conducted by
Rev. George b. lisley, ID. D., pastor OF
the Bapti st church, assisted by Rev. w.
| e.. Mann. pastor OF the Warren Congre-
gational church. The music for the CO.
casion was furnished by the choir from
the Baptist church.