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DEATHS.
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At Gorham, in Maine, on 18th instant, A. M.
HAMLIN, about "a years Of age, and recently of
this city All the virtues that adorn and constitute
the man were his. He left here few months
since in feeble health and returned to his home and
friends in Maine, having previously attached him
self to Beacon Lodge No. Is, l. o. o. F., held in
this place. 1t is consoling to his friends and hon
orable to the fraternity TO know that the guardian
care and protection Of his Lodge followed him to
his distant home, and abded with him during his
protracted suferings. Although the members of
his Lodge could not give him those personal at
tentions generally so much needed in such cases,
they were freely and cheerfuly bestowed by the
officers and members Of Saccarappa Lodge No.
IL, Maine. They watched by his bed, ministered
to his wants. and smoothed the pillow of dying
brother and after " death called his spiritaway,"
committed his mortal remains to their final resting
place.