Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07
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Ia lhIs CITY, about O'CLOCK, FRIDAY morning
last, Hon. FhENTiss MELLEN'aged 10 years Mr.
Mellen was the Oldest memDer OF the bar IN this
leu inu has pIq1 49, Iele,We pcheye since
'oo af a. "aoe ~ Justice ol maIne AZ
d cnnt;n,ed n tbpt l,o
about six years AFRO. when he went ont bv the
constitutional limitation. After that speriod he
engaged in the practice oflaw apain. with almost
youthful zeal and continued in il until the sick
ness of which he died He has filed LARGE
space in our community and will lone be re-
membered as a worthy citizen and an able Jurist
Argus.
! In Topsba,, ,bo 9o,h II. u ano;,, necto,;s
! Hnmnhrcy Pnrr;nT,to ~" ~ 49, s.ad e.
| The sudden d,.7L - - asS,lan,an bos beep
an irrenarable lose II hi; do9,l,, afflicted family
and has created n void in the community around
him which will 1ono raa,n;, nn6Ied He was
we'll known as \ nerchont and as7 one ofthe ear.
lest piuneers npon tho A,droscoggin and ex
tcnsyely engaGed in hrino;ng from It's head wa
ters and in Tho ,n,nuf,cfnre of what is Mt tho
present dav the prpot sion1e of onr State. He pos
sessed clear m ind and was an accurate observ-
err and endowed with remarkably correet iudp
| ment Of whatever came within the sphere around
! HIM, In private and social life he possessed
larrely of those moral qualities which made him
! the mode of the uprjpLt 2nnn and it s not only
| from principle. but from the kindest feelings Of
| the heart that he always seemed 10 practice the
| observance of Il at great maxim of &c doing unto
o'hers as he should that they would do unto him.
J Comm.
In Rosto, f., of tvnbuo f,,or I,,rs u,,rv
President or tbo Mechanic A,,.en,icos, ;hrarv
! Association nrad % f,rma rIv of his town
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nc announcements VI ''e suuceh gea'h o' .h's
lCI"s nun ~ 'ne morning o, me- ana "a 'he ''sor
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10 ''ie le"'s o' every one VINO 'lao inc peas
u'T VI us o4U''l''1'e Vi e'Jpyeu MS n'ehus"P -
''o.u'' uo We eco,o '',e ue"'' VI one WHO was SO
peIoFFu anu es,ee"'eu DIS WI iiaey' anu
hNer 90 we femempe' 10 nave known one more de-
serving oi me esteem ana friendship OF AL. ne
uea'n o' Such an looNiuuii' Is loss hot ohy 10 he
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You man. In his character were united all those
moral qualities. Christian virtues and real exceen-
/ cies of mind and heart which are so rarely com
bmed IN a single individual. He was dutiful son.
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coghized brother and friend and his sympahies
were ever awe 10 the suiferlngs OF the unfortunate
! the dpgraded and oppressed. He faithful in
the discharge ofevery duty, and in every situation
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earh are seldom better prepared and though the
cheetfn voice is forever silent snd the eye which
beamed with The fire and intelligence ola lofty and
generous mind is closed in DEATH though the heart
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