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CAMBRIDGE BAR H0N0RS
MEMORY " IRVING SIalf.

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u,lor reached him.
Never in my lite have / heard the
sli4htest whisper against his private
life. never have | heard the honesty
OF his motives attacked, never have
heard OF any unfair dealings or un-
kindness on his Part in the whole
career OF his life.
Without brilliant attainment. per
haps. but with an honesty ol pur-
pose with an absolute devotion to
his duties, "a pleasing and genial dis
position. and with Il reputation amt
character beyond repreach. it is no
wonder that w. Irving Mace drew
around him a large cIientel and held
il during his whole career at the Bar.
know of. few. of any men. whose
whole life from infancy 10 the grave,
can measure up in all respects To the
life and character of our deceased
brother
He held the respect. confidence and
esteem of our whole community. He
made no enemies. and he was the
enemy of no man.
He was a loyal brother, loyal
husband, loyal father, and was ever
the loyal friend.
He was a man. and as Il man. we
may ne'er see his like again.
Mr.. Mace's death came as a great
shock to US all, for few of us knew Of
his sudden illness. Our hearts have
gone out in deepest sympathy to his
widow. his family and to all his re
latives
This Bar has sustained a great loss
the loss of a brother member
whose whole life and character
would tend to elevate and adorn any
profession to which he belonged.
If. as the good Book tells us, that
at the bar of judgment we are judg-
ed by the works done here below, and
by the lives we live here on earth.
then it would seem to me that tn"
gates of Heaven swung wide ajar
when the soul OF our departed
brother approached its portals.
| now have the honor to offer on
behalf of the committee the follow
ing resolutions, and shall move their
adoption by this Court and Bar, and
upon the completion of these cere-
monies | shall further move the
Court 10 adjourn in honor of the
memory of our distinguished bro1h
Resolutions
, WHEREAS, Almighty God. in His
wise disponsation. has seen fit to re-
move from our lIidSt. our fellow at
torney. W. Irving Mace, who for
many years was one of the distin-
euished members of our Bar
AND WHEREAS. 1t is desired to
give public expression by the mem
bers of this Bar OF their sense of the
great loss sustained by the public at
large. and themselves in particular.
by the departure from this world OF
our lamented brother.
THEREFORE. BE 1T RESOLVED
BY the members of the Dorchester
Bar:
FIRST: That by the death of W.
Twins Mace. in the prime. of his
life. this Bar has lost a distin guished
lno9r,Ier. an able counsellor and a
dcyout christian brother.
SECOND: That the members of
this Bar feel deeply aggrieved at the
loss of their deceased fellow attor-
ney whose life was an inspiration TO
them all.
THIRD: And be it further resolv-
ed that the press of Dorchester coun-
" be requested to publish these
resolutions and that copy of them
be made by the Clerk of this Court
and sent to the widow of the deceas-
ed. Also that, with the consent of
the Court, these resolutions shall be
recorded among the minutes of the
Circuit Court for Dorchester County
in order that they may be kept IN
perpetual remembrance.
EMERSON c. HARRINGTON,
w. LAIRD HENRY, ::
WILLIAM \. ANDREWS.
Committee