The Portland daily press., 1872-06-01
BIDDE FORD, SACO
AND VICINITY.
Religious Services.

ktcu&lo00 SERVICES.
The usual services will be held tomorrow at the
several churches in Biddeford and Saco, follows
BIDDEFORD.
Christ Church-Hardy Hall-Rev. w. j. Alger,
rector. t
Pavilion Congregational Church-Services by the
pastor, Mr.. A. j. Rogers.
Baptist Church the pastor, Rev. A L. Lane.
Second Congregational Church by the pastor, Rev.
Universalist Church-By the pastor, Rev. Charles
E. Tucker. .'7t .--r... u
Methodist Church-By Rev. Mr.. Amos in the fore
noon and Rev. A. s. Ladd, pastor, in the afternoon
Freewill Baptist-By the pastor, Rev. j. Malvern.
The Biddeford Y. NJ G. A.-will hold the usual
prayer meetings at 81 a. m. and 6 pm. n
st. Mary's Church, Catholic-Usual services by
Father Brady. s7-r,-r-s.. es-rFF rT
q Advent Chapel-Services at the usual hours. "a
.s-. Cd. ....., SACO.
First Parish Congregational Church-By the pas
tor, Rev. B. M. Frink.
Unitarian Church-By the pastor, Rev. j. T. G.
Nichols. g l--aT '2a-l-t
Episcopal Church-Rev. William j. Alger, rector
Preaching at 104 A.
Baptist Church-By the pastor Rev Chas Holbrook
Freewill Baptist Church-By the pastor, Rev. Chas.
Weber.
FreewiI Baptist Church-By wescott Bullock,
pastor. ,ff Vi
Methodist Episcopal Chureh-By Rev. A. s.
Ladd in the forenoon and Rev. Mr.. Amos in the af-
ternoon.
: York County .. J. Court.
NAY TERM, AT ALFRED-cUTTING, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Timothy B. Hussey and Sarah Hus-
sey, appellants from Judge of Probate, VS.. Mary
Jane Hussey. f.a
Mr.. Kimball opens the at length in support of
the will, and gives history Of the family. The par
ties are Quakers. VIM. Hussey, Of North Berwick,
the deceased, died April 80, 1870, leaving estate
aut;yn ofad frovr 10
toried at $4,000. nf slvta
Family History-william Hussey was three times
married. The children of his first wife survive. His
second wife widow Annie Buffam) had three chill
dren (still living by former husband and bore him
two children. For his third wife he married Jane
Hanson, who bore him two children, VIM. Penn and
Charles. "a l-....l..1 is-.trt -l ~
Mr.. Kimball states in his opening that William
Hussey did, short time before this will was made
intend to give Timothy B. aud Sarah, children by his
second wife Annie $4,000 each, and make Timothy his
executor; and that he changed his mind and gave
Timothy nothing and Sarah $1,000 Jane, his widow,
$4,000 and to her and his sons Penn and Charley
the residue and made his wife his executrix. He
says this change In regard to Timothy was the free
action of his own mind; that he had just given Tim
othy up $1,000 note that Sarah was an invalid and
not expected to survive long, that Timothy was well
to do, and the young men, Penn and Charley, just
coming of age, without education or trade, needed
the money, and that Timothy had tried to influence
his father improperly. 1s
Witnesses were then introduced proving the formal
execution of the will and that the testator was of
sane mind. ...r
Mr.. Hobbs, in his opening for contestants, admits
the soundness of mind, but proposes to prove that
the change of the old gentlemans intentions the
result Of undue influence that Timothy was denied
to his father, and contends that sudden and
radical change in the disposition of his property in
regard not only to his oldest favorite son Timothy
but also to his invalid daughter Sarah, must have
been brought about by undue influence. IA
The issue is fairly before the jury ready for the
testimony.
Yeaton-Hobbs. acknowledgement.
Drew. Strout.