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Resolutions on the death of
John F Hutchinson.
Whereas, It has seemed fitting to
an all-wise Providence to remove
from our midst our associate and
fellow-worker, John Frederick Hutch-
inson, and
Whereas, The Town of Lexington
which he served so well and
whose interests were so dear to
him, has been called to mourn
his loss, be it
Resolved That in the death of
John Frederick Hutchinson,
who we, his associates in office, who
knew him so intimately, testify
by these resolutions to his kind-
ly disposition, genial manner
and courteous bearing; that we
feel most deeply his loss as
counsellor and friend, and be it
further
Resolved, That the Town also
shares in the bereavement that
has befallen the community,
and mourns the loss of an efficient
and faithful public servant;
and be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the imme-
diate family and spread upon
the records of the Town.
Edwin S Spaulding
Geo E. Taylor
Selectmen
of Lexington
A true copy Attest
Geo D Harrington
Town Clerk
January 27, 1904
Resolution on the
death of
JF Hutchinson
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