The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-06
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 SOUTHINGTON.

Southington, Aug. 1.-The will of the late Mrs. Julia Havland was read this morning and showed the disposition of her property and belongings to be as follows: First bequeath to her niece, Frances M. Grldley, watch, chain and bracelet; to M. Ida Gridley, wife of her brother, J. w. Gridley, pin with mosaic center, turkish rug couch, and table; to her niece, Julia Gridley, finger ring; to Emma N. Stannard, picture, Bridge of Sighs;" to Ellen E. Lewis, card table and chairs; to Alice Futile, fur rug; to her nephew, Frank P. Gridley, all fur niture in room at the end of hall in res- | idence, mattress and bed clothing, as sister may select. and if father shall move into the residence she desires that articles remain in said room, said room to be occupied by her nephew, otherwise | furniture to be removed to his fathers residence and be used by said nephew as his bedroom; to her brother, J. w. | Gridley, hall clock, dining tables, chairs, desk chairs, mahogany chamber set, | dlooI II liC Slldll lilONC tO lily iGSlutuCt, | all carpets; to her sister, Mary E. F. Stevens, diamond pin and all remain | ing jewelry all clothing, silver, cut | glass, linen and tableware, bed bed- dings and belongings not heretofore dis l posed of, all bric-a-brac and movable 1 furniture in residence not heretofore l disposed of; to Walter Welch, hired man, $100 for his faitflfaiHess; to Alice c. Stannard, $500; as a memorial to her | late husband, $1,000 to the trustees of | the society connected with the First
 Baptist church and to their successors l in said office, the fund to be held in l trust, the interest of said sum to be | annually paid to church and principal l remain deposited In the Southng Saw I ings bank; to proper officers of Oak | Hill cemetery association and their | successors, s250, the same to constitute a permanent fund to be used in prop | erly caring for the lot and family mon- l ument; to trustees or committee con- l nected with the First Congregational
 church and successors, $1,000, a per
 manent fund, the interest to be used
 in support of preaching. All the rest and residue of the estate, both real and personal, one-thlrd to her brother, J. W. Gridley, and two-thirds to Mary D.
 F. Stevens, her sister The will named
 J. w. Gridley and Mrs. Mary E. F.
 Stevens executors, which was witness
 ed by Thomas F. Egan, Mrs, A. D.
 Pomeroy and Thomas F. Welch The
 handsome residence and property on
 Meriden avenue was bequeathed to J. w. Gridley. The entire estate is es- timated at about $30,000.
 ! Aug. 5.-Rev. Father Kennedy left this morning to attend the retreat of Cath. olic pastors. He will be absent unti
 Saturday.
 Leroy s. White of Union, N. r., for.
 ner resident, is spending a few days ir
 town.
 ! Druggist A. N. Cheney and wife Jeff
 to-day for weeks tour of summer re.
 sorts. His business in Plantsville vii
 be in charge of MT. Wolff, a licensed
 druggist of New Haven, during his ab
 sence.
 Rev. Father Doolan will sail for home
 August IS on the steamer Carnpania
 arriving in New York Saturday, Augus-
 24
 The funeral of George V. Birmingham
 who died very suddenly at his home
 Saturday evening, will be held from the
 house tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
 He had worked as usual Saturday morn
 ing and went into his cellar shortly be- fore o'clock in the evening to do A lit