The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-04-11

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the drcrased. and that the samp he nlh.
nshrd in The Comfy paners
HeSolrc', nat III the death oi Albert
IL. Ware OF Ahson respected member
oil me somerset bar' ms iamllH mas l2sf
Il KIM rather auu good huspahu' lle
community an hon"rahie member ana the
members OF the bar Sehlai lllthu'
heS"'tc'. hal a' meiiloef oi ''le haf
ne was dl~iih9oh>he'; aS sac c"uuH'iof
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Bc>njr,d rh9t vp dpenlv symnathizp
with the sorroNjug members of hi
i9mlIy ana TINT a copy oi thfse rrS9in-
tlo.i9 "r ''site9 ~ '',','i' '''''
Ub"f'"S. Hrs bar desires t. express
IT. i',l"V' ioI li'' I''V +. a'r ',''.i,
member therefore
RcSoircd. That The profession has lost
good lawyer His broad common
SENSE ana his sensitive console &c easily
discovered luStitt-' he end ana the con
summation al tile law. lis cordlaHtN
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less found a friend in him, and the
troubled went away cheerful from his
kindly presence. AVarlee stood dumb
before MS syhpathN' ana the poor loved
INN.
HeSolted. mat TINS ASSOCIATION extend
It's sympathy to the family oil the de.
ceased ana That these resolutions be
spread upon the records OF TINS asSSocla-
ton, ana that they be published III the
county papers ana copy sent 10 Bro.
adden ianily.
+. p. Coffin, Esq, presented the res
olutiops of the Bar Association rcga,d-
a., want. ~,
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after aiindlnR 10 ms "N II personal rela.
tons with the deceased and briefly mar
rating the principal facts in Mr.. Eolsom's
lifo e,,o,.o il snhsto,,o ~ f,Ilo,,s.
MI rolAoil Nas sue anu conSerNa-
tive counselor and lawyer of exception
ally sound and discriminating Judgment.
Ito nossossoa strorc, ,ooioal ,n,,.rs I'D
-, pU'''-''. 3''''s 't'>'' p''N'9, ''''
was alWays apie 10 olck up an opinion
on point 81 Ia" WIN wen eonStoefed
reasons hase hho"h pul lc" men
whose ll-hana lnoS'hehl on question
u law l "ouio prefer 10 HIS. ne WAS
ai"lui 10 ms elieh's interests ana not
gwen 10 bringing acIlohs at law unless
ne saw Soou giou''s on which 10 h'aih-
tau a lic'h' us p''c'le'' II not a. eAleh-
slNe aS 'iia1 ol some o'iler ihcllioers OF
cur ~ oar was eilihen'Iy suee'sslul, Nj.
folsou' seiSeu SIN years a. 'soun'S AZ
'osney' ana MS auIlllllslraiioa oi 'hat
nii'e9 prpueil1 circuit ~ hit'iseh Hto re-
nse'cu nohoi upon we pd'' he us
ciargeo us autleS win me same con
selehl'"uS lhorouS'heSS 'iial ne drought
TO '.le performance OF every TASK en-
l"rtlns me la"S ne louna upon 'l'e
statue poohs' whether 'ileif enforce
'hphV were P"poiar or nor.
unrigh,n , If rhar,r,,r u a "S,n ,,,.'
toned. He was man of rigid views
and conduct, and no whisper was eyer
,ie"ru rch'GtiiS upon ms pure ana ol'ine-
mud fnrosiah, ~ @,i',o9 '''',, d IL
business sagacity aad the habits of
economy learned in boyhood, enabled
him to accumulate competency.
Socially Mr. Folsom WIS delightful
man. essentially gentleman OF the old
school fond OF the society oil his friends
aud most enjoyable companion. In his
later years, after hc had laid aside the
cares If business (Which on account Of
| bodily ntirmity had always rested hedvi-
! ~ upon him he seemed To enjoy life,
and especially the Companiouship of
or " hrd,h ,oo ~. wa, doartad N From, or
nidst nn,e, ~ ret,,rn. hnt bo h"D laf,
,he ind"lihi i,n,ros. nf hi o'aronr,. ,,,
o his n",r,inr ,rh mo-, %i
,ho,,I No. ',.,n ,",,
lile ihiS whom ~. contoo',5,io =, r,,,,
mIntod h',, iif 10 Jt ~, ("'
lnnb - iifo iii ,n,,,,ro ag lan,, ms ,h,
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Inc resolutions upon the death OF A.