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W. B. HALL, ESQ., OF CARIBOU. IlE boys of the goa,t and the mystic rote, in the good old K. of P. Don't need, at all, to be told Qf Hall; or to ask who he may be For, as Grand Chancellor; he is the Law-to me as well as to you; And we have to bow, if not kotow, to the man from Caribou. Did I mention law? You never saw a man from northern l\:laine, 'Vilo would ever invoke a bit of Coke or Blackstone would explain, lVho could be oontent, his time well spent, in Practice to abide Without he'd tal{e--more cash to make-a business on the side. Be wbat it will, a farm or mill. a factory for staroh HydrauliC stone--each to his own-he's building for the arch That makes the man, as best he can, stand forth for his ideal And do his best, with all the rest, to help to make it real. But one mistake, I make no break, he's in law just the same In many a town with much renown and a more than local fame And he's served I say in helpful way in the general court of Maine And nut service thru for Caribou that was not done in vain.

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