Among the items of interest in the 87-carriage and wagon auction was this Mount Washington Hotel Omnibus that used to take passengers from Fabyans Station to the hotel when they arrived for a stay and then back to the station for departure. It went for below-expected value for just $22,500. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Jen’s Friends board members were on hand for last Friday’s collectibles auction as part of Sut and Margaret Marshall’s two-day antique wagon and carriage auction at the Fryeburg Fairgrounds’ Mountain View Pavilion. Shown (from left) Paul MacMillan, Kathy Shea, Barbara Theriault, Andrea Murphy, Mary Anne Sledzinski and founding member RuthAnn Fabrizio. The two-day event helped to raise $200,000 for Jen’s friends. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Sut Marshall is shown speaking with auctioneer Lyle Chupp of Indiana (right) as Sut's son Darrell (left) and wife Margaret listen after Saturday's auction. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Among the items of interest in the 87-carriage and wagon auction was this Mount Washington Hotel Omnibus that used to take passengers from Fabyans Station to the hotel when they arrived for a stay and then back to the station for departure. It went for below-expected value for just $22,500. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Jen’s Friends board members were on hand for last Friday’s collectibles auction as part of Sut and Margaret Marshall’s two-day antique wagon and carriage auction at the Fryeburg Fairgrounds’ Mountain View Pavilion. Shown (from left) Paul MacMillan, Kathy Shea, Barbara Theriault, Andrea Murphy, Mary Anne Sledzinski and founding member RuthAnn Fabrizio. The two-day event helped to raise $200,000 for Jen’s friends. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Sut Marshall is shown speaking with auctioneer Lyle Chupp of Indiana (right) as Sut's son Darrell (left) and wife Margaret listen after Saturday's auction. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
FRYEBURG, Maine — The recent auction of Sut and Margaret Marshall’s collectibles and antique wagons/carriage collection at the Fryeburg Fairgrounds was noteworthy for several reasons, not the least of which was raising $200,000 for Jen’s Friends, the local cancer foundation.
Prior to the auction, the Marshalls announced 100 percent of the proceeds from the collectibles auction on the first day of the two-day event at the Mountain View Pavilion would go to Jen’s Friends. That day alone raised $42,000.
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