Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-24

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any other.
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spent sailing with him and oth.,. ., th.Io-.-
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Break, break, break,
Atthe foot Of thy crags, oh, see!
But the tender grace Of . day that 10 dead
VIII never come back to me.
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his cause and to protect his client. Nor from
d sall ol.i cb. N
ing the purely human elements - mirth
sparkling like diamond shower-the social
graces, the commercial interests Of our com
munity, all had their place within their prop
er bounds. Large indeed was his bounty, and
his soul sincere.
When he was called to sit at the head of our
court, with characteristic loyalty, he rem
dered valiant service. Changes in the tide Of
human life had brought many and intricate
new controversies into our courts, but Of their
decision the full and fair share bears the
sign manual OF our late honored chief, even
though at that time dire disease had already
laid on him relentless hand. And when the
final dread summons came, as it did, like q
stroke Of lightning from q cloudless sky,
in the death OF Andrew Peters wiswell, I
feel that this State has lost jurist who had
added to her eminence, that our bar has lost
a member who had increased its renown, and
our community q citizen such as shall not
soon be found again.
Isecond the motion of my brother Deasy
that the resolutions be made q part of the
records.
A. W. KING.
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