Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-17

trust fund and it's accumulations shall equal said five millions of dollars. then said trua- tees shall pay over to said town of Derby the annual interest and income of such trust fund, and said town may expend the annual income for all the ordinary expenses of said town of Derby for which money might be raised by taxation, and for secular schools and academies, but not for any sectarian purpose, and each year a liberal appropriation. according to the Judgment of said trustees shall be made for the care and beautifying of the different cemeteries in said town of Derby, and, if need be. for the purchase of land for new cemeteries.
 
 In the event such sum and it's accnmnla- tions shall not be he'd and appropriated pur- suant to this trust, then give and bequeath the same to my legal heirs, to have and to hold the same unto them and their heirs for ever.
 Second-I give, bequeath and devise to the Birmingham Bnrying Ground assoeia- ton, located in said town of Derby, ten (1O) shares of the capital stock of the Birmingham National bank, to have and to hold the same in trust with power to sell and dispose of the same and to re-invest or loan, and collect or receive annual use, income and interest from the same, and out of such use and 1n- come to annually care for, protect, beautlfy and improve the ground in said cemetery, where my T6uAlnb SAh1I EcSsS oA01 A1 A&ASAO than sufficient for such purpose, then to or nament, care for and improve other portions of the cemetery.
 To have and to hold the same. unto said Buryine Ground association and its success sors in trust, for such purposes forever.
 The residue of the estate after paying ex- penses he bequeathed to Katharine A. Kettle ton, G. s. Arnold and Charles E. Clark in trust for the benefit of his two grandchil dren Joseph Arnold Norcross and Susan A. Norcross, children of his deceased daughter Susan. The trustees are to hold the estate as they shall find it invested, with liberty to invest and reinvest until January, 1895, when it shall be equally divided between the two bene- ficiaries prov ided that during the minority of said grandchildren their father shall be un- able unwilling sufficiently to support them, then 8 sum not to exceed $500 a year may bs expended from the trust estate for that purpose. He also provided that $1,OOO shall be paid to Susan A. Norcross at the age of IS years as marriage portion whenever she shall marry with the consent of the trus tees of the estate The usual provisions are made in case of no issue of any of his rela- tives to have the estate divided into two equal shares, one to go to King Hiram lodge of Mssons to build hall to cost not to exceed $50. GOO, the other in trust to the Birmingham Burial Ground as- sooiation for the benefit of the same; but should the two grandchildren die before 1900 leaving lawful issue the trust is to be divided per capita He appointed the homestead in the town of Huntington (Shelton) with the buildings adjoining, live stock and so forth, go to the daughter of the deceased, the wife of Charles H. Nettleton, and also one-half of the note of Will kinson Bros: (psper miID for SIC, ,0oo, se- cured by mortgage on the property. To his son George Sheldon Arnold 8 release from all sums advanced forEhis benefit and charged to him on books, amounting to S10,O0O, also one-haIf of the notes on the paper mill. se' cured by mortgage. also 25 shares of stock Katharine A. Nettleton, G. s. Arnold and Charles B. Clark, executors, without the usual bond to qualify as executors and trus-