Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-28
STATE NEWS
KENNEBEC.
lITCAElELQ.


\ leader sends the journal th, fol-
lnWil.: ace ''Int OF the death Of Andrew
j. Goodwin who formerly resided here:
"Anurcw j. Goodwin. an old and we'll
known resilient of Valley City. Barnes
county, North Dakota. died ut his home
in that city Feb. 10. He had been in
ioilins health tor some time and had
Letn confined to the house for the
greater portion of the fall and winter
months. Air. Goodwin was a native
OF Iitchi!cld. Maine. where he was
born Nov. Il. 1876. He was married
April 20. 1852, 10 Miss Sarah b. Mckin-
hey. who survives him. They had four
,hildrcn all of whom We're born while
they were resident of Maine. The
children are: Mrs. Estella NJ. Herald
Mrs. Lizzie N. Chilberg, Andrew Good
win IN! Mrs. Margaret Marshall Nj.
Goodwin enlisted in Company F. 18th
Me. Vol. I'M. of.which the late Charles
T.. Nash of Augusta was captain. in
1N61, and served until the end of the
war. In 1871 he and his family became
residents of barnes county, residing on
farm few miles south of the city.
where he made his residence until Il
few years ago, when he retired and
moved 10 Valley City. Mr.. Goodwin was
rot only one of the earliest redisents of
Earncs county. but he also had the
distinction Of being a member of the
first board of county commissioners
This board was appointed August D.
1873. 10y Gov. Howard, governor Of tn"
territory. the other commissioners be-
irS Christian Anderson and Otto
Bee k'f. Al the election held in the
fail oi that year Mr.. Goodwin was re-
elected. Mr.. Goodwin was Il man Of
sterling character and uninpcachable
honesty. lie was Il good citizen in
t%cry sense of the word. The funeral
services were hell Monday afternoon.
Feb. l., from the Congregational
church, Rev. Mrs. Anderson officiating.
The NV, r5 Tc:c participated Ill by
the 6. n. K. of which order Mr. Good
VIII MAS Il member. assisted by Com
pIny G..
VASSALBORO.
Mrs. Irving Wrilman of Augusta
Visited her sister, Mrs. George Easford,
few days last week.
Nil Edith Gilbert returned to her
Iulu" in this place last week after an
absence uf several W"rk:; in Augusta,
where size has been attending to her
professional duties as trained nurse.
Frank iIarkttt returned To his h"nl"
Her" SUNDAY after an absence Of Il few
weeks il, belgrade where he has been
1T work hauling bark.
IT, farmers in this vicinity and Sid
ICY h,;l. been improving the Shedding
IVA" past Week by hauling quantities of
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from ,hc trees himself. and distributed
among his friends. Your correspondent
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contributed towards making IL Niidt 1t
WAS, Il most delightful time. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dudley did everything they could
t. make il pleasant for their guests
.ttiT. passing two hours at Whist. cake,