Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-10-17
Left to Bishop Whipp1e.

Cincinnati, Ohio Special Telegram, Oct. s.
Augusta NJ Huntington, the wife Of Il D. Hunt
ington of this city, going to Colorado for her
health, met with carriage accident which
terminated her life. Her will went to probate
here to day. After the usual introduction it
read: II give and bequeath to the Rev. Henry
B. Whipple, D. D., bishop of Minnesota, and to
his successors in his Office, the sum Of $500, =
600, to be paid within five years after my death
in trust for the purposes hereafter limited
and declared, to-wit: One hundred thousand
dollars thereof to he used, expended and in
vested in erecting building on the Shattuck
school grounds at EaTibanlt Mimi, in memory
Of my late husband. Heratio G. Shumway, to
be used for educational purposes and known
% Shnmway hall; another $1O0, 600 thereof TO
be held and invested as o perpetual endowment
of said Shumway hall in memory Of deceased
daughter, Augusta Johnson Shurnway, and the
income therefrom to be used in sisting bows
studying at said school TO the extent of $500 a
year each, by way Of scholarships to that
amount each to be known as the Augusta J ohn-
son ShumRay scholarship, $50 COO. thereof to
building on the Seabury Divinity school
grounds, at Faribanlt, MINI, in memory of my
father, William s. johnson, deceased, to be
used for educational purposes, and known as
johnson Hall Tbs remaining SIC, 600 thereof
TO be held and invested as s* ~
PERPETUAL ENDOWMENT S. Ill.
Of Johnston hall in memory of my mother,
Carinda Barton Johnston, deceased, and the
income arising therefrom to be used il assist
ing students to the benefits Of said divinity
school, according TO the rules and regulations
thereof, to the extent Of $500 q year each by
way of Scholarships of that amount eaeh, to be
known as the HClarinda Barton Johnston
scholarships The testatrix makes small be-
quests to several friends and gives all her per-
sonal property to her daughter, Clarinda Bar
ton Summary, IS well as al theremainder of
her property, real and mixed, to hold during
her life and at her death 10 go TO Bishop
Whippie or his successor in Office, TO be used
according to his best Judgment for the benefit
OF the school at Faribault The bishop is also
requested to get apart funds for : suitable
monument Ito the memory Of Clarinda
Barton Shunway after her death. The
executors are Clarinda Barton ShumWay and
William Johnston Faber of Chicago, and no
bond is required. The tsstatrix says ia her
vii: s. have not mentioned my husband,
health. = The will was signed July II, 1885, and
WAS Witnessed by Edward Boyd and T. W.
Brown. The mode of disposing Of the prop.
erty is left to the Judgment OF the executors.
q. q. Huntington was Mrs Augnsta
d. Hundngt on.s second husband, as the.
language of The above viii show. Her husband
died only . few weeks ago They lived at An
burn Place, on at Auburn, where the Hunt
ingtons had = large landed eEtate. Mrs. Hunt
ington WAS an unob srilsive Christian woman, 8
devoted member OF the Protestant Episcopal
church. very chart BILE, and remarkably nnos-5
tantatious "a her gIying to the poor and needy.