HomeMy WebLinkAbout2789 Resolutions "on the death of Edwin S. Spaulding," Selectmen, October 15, 1904Resolutions
J.F. Hutchinson , Jan. 27, 1904
Vol. 12, page 424
E.S. Spaulding, Oct. 15, 1904
Vol. 12, page 462
Resolutions on the death of
EDWIN S. SPAULDING.
Whereas, It has seemed fitting to an all-wise Providence to take from
us our beloved counsellor, associate and friend, Edwin
Sumner Spaulding and
Whereas, The Town of Lexington which he loved so well and served
faithfully for many years has sustained a grevous loss, be
it
Resolved, That in the death of Edwin Sumner Spaulding we, his co-
workers in office, testify by these resolutions to his
upright character, spotless integrity, sincerity of purpose
and Christian charity toward all men; that we place upon
record this testimonial ofour love and esteem for him, and
be it further
Resolved, That the entire community suffers the loss of one who was
ever conscientious and just in the dischange of duty, both
as a private citizen and as an officer of the Town, kind
and generous to all, and of whom it may be truly said
"Well done, thou good and faithful servant"; and be it
further
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the immediate
family and spread upon the records of the Town.
Gabe Taylor,
Edward C. Stone.
Selectmen.
of
Lexington
George D. Harrington, Town Clerk.
Lexington, Mass., October 15, 1904.
Resolution on the
death of Edwin S Spaulding
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