He was a weather man for Boston at radio station WEEI. He was also a well known ham radio operator.
He attended the schools of his native place, and assisted his father during his boyhood. He remained on the homestead until he was twenty-two years old. During the next three years he cultivated a farm that he bought in Grand Falls. He then bought a farm in New Brunswick just over the line from Limestone, Maine, cleared and cultivated it until February, 1908, when he removed to Washburn, Maine. Since that time he has conducted the farm owned by Mrs. Rideout in Washburn. He owns a farm of eighty acres and another of seventy-five acres in Wade, Maine. The farm in Washburn consists of sixty acres, nearly all under cultivation. He attends the Free Will Baptist church, and is a member of the Washburn Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and the Knights of Pythias, of Limestone.
He attended the schools of his native place, and assisted his father during his boyhood. He remained on the homestead until he was twenty-two years old. During the next three years he cultivated a farm that he bought in Grand Falls. He then bought a farm in New Brunswick just over the line from Limestone, Maine, cleared and cultivated it until February, 1908, when he removed to Washburn, Maine. Since that time he has conducted the farm owned by Mrs. Rideout in Washburn. He owns a farm of eighty acres and another of seventy-five acres in Wade, Maine. The farm in Washburn consists of sixty acres, nearly all under cultivation. He attends the Free Will Baptist church, and is a member of the Washburn Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and the Knights of Pythias, of Limestone.
Mary Boyer - born 10 Jun 1813 and died 2 May 1858 at Peel, NB. Married Charles Rideout s/o Thomas Rideout & Hannah Lunt on 2 Nov 1830. He was born 10 Oct 1809 at Peel and died there on 7 Jan 1878. They had 16 children all born in Peel where they lived their entire lives together.