Clarke-Richmond County GaArchives Obituaries.....Bain, Fred N August 28, 1906
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Banner, Friday morning, August 31, 1906
OBITUARY MR FRED N BAIN
Banner, Friday morning, August 31, 1906
Transcribed by Connie Epps Bond July 8, 2007

THE FUNERAL OF 
MR. FRED N. BAIN

Remains were Interred In 
Oconee Cemetery Yesterday Morning

Yesterday morning at eleven o’clock at the First Methodist church was held the 
funeral of Mr. F. N Bain who died in Augusta early Tuesday morning. 

At that hour quite a number of the friends o the deceased gathered to pay 
tribute to his memory and the floral offerings, attesting the high esteem in 
which he was held, were many and beautiful.  The casket was born to the 
chancel by the pallbearers, Messrs. J A Vance, Rufus Burch, J. W. McElhannon, 
Cliff Lowe, W H Mines, G T Wingfield, Will Collins and I A Bradberry, as the 
choir, consisting of Mrs. J W Barnett, Miss Jessie Jackson, Miss Kate 
Holliday, Messrs Andley Morton and Jack Hart, sang sweetly the hymn “Asleep in 
Jesus.” 

Rev W C Crawley read the 90th Psalm and a portion of the 15th chapter of First 
Corinthians as the Scripture lessons, after which Miss Jackson sang “Jesus is 
Tenderly Calling me Home.” 

After prayer by Mr. Crawley the choir sang as the recessional hymn “I would 
not Live Always,” and the casket was born to the hearse. 

At the gave in Oconee cemetery the services were concluded and the remains of 
Mr. Bain laid to rest. 




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