The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-05
they Will Be EDUCATED
Court Directs the Executors of Judge
Handley to Carry Out His Wishes.
THE ORDER OF JUDGE GUNSTER
1t Specifics the Amount TO BE Paid as
school Expenses for the Youus
People the Lntc Judge Was
Having Educated.

In tho late John Handley's viii there
Is q paragraph directing the eNecu-
tors to continue paying the expenses
of each boy and girl that the deceased
had been keeping and supporting at
school or college, until such time as
each Of the said persons shall era duate,
anu when sucn cholars shall have iin-
ished and graduated. the executors
Were ordered tn pay each graduate me
sum OF $500 out of the income of the es-
tate.
Under this provision of the will. Miss
Eva Bryarly. of Winchester. w. Va:
Miss Katie A. Foote, of Archnald; MISS
NJ. Estella Loomis and Miss Eliza
Naru. of this city, and George +. Wal
den, also of this city, were beneiicia-
ries At the time of Judge Handlcys $
death the tuition of each of the above
named persons was being paiu Tor oy
him: sWhen the executors of the estate
entered upon their functions the allow
ances We're suspended and the claim
ants we're required to prove their iight
to expect money from the estate.
Petitions were filed in court praying
for an order to issue compelling the ex-
ccutors to fulfill toward each of the
five persons abovc-named the terms of
the VIII bearing upon the interests of
each. The five petitions were not filed
in concert, nor at the same time, but
ION different occasions.
Where They Attended School.
Miss. Bryarly is resident OF Win
chester w. Va. and has been attending
an Episcopal institution there for three
years; she will graduate in another
year. Miss Foote resides at Archibald
and attends st. Cecilia's academy in
this city: Miss Loomis belong to Scran-
ton, but Is attending a school at Fort
Plains. n. Y: Miss Ward lived in Judge
Handleys household since she was q
mere child and now dives with her aunt
who was the deceased's housckeeper
and to whom has been left the use of
the residence and furniture during her
life. Miss Ward was educated In st.
Ceclia's academy and at Bloomsburg
State Normal school; she was prepar-
ing to enter the Boston Conservatory
of Music when Judge Handley died.
George Il. Walden is n son of the late
DR.. j. 8. Walden. and is a student at
the School of the Lackawanna.
The petitioners fully convinced the
court that they were entitled to bencht
under the provision of the will, and
the executors did not dispute this. The
executors simply did their duty; they
made the petitioners show upon what
grounds they claimed an interest in
the estate Judge Gunster handed
down an order and made 1t sn"'""' +"
any notifications that may in future
arise on the part of the executors. bene-
ficiaries. as well as any person or per-
sons otherwise interested. The order
after directing that the costs of the
proceedings be paid nut Cf the Handl ~
estate reads as follows:
Order Made by Judge Gnnstcr.
"The executors are directed to eXpend
the sum of S1OO in paying the expenses
of the said Eva Bryarly while at school
ur.il she graduates.
To expend tle sum of $50 or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the
balance of the expenses of the said
Katie "A. Fccte wnile a.. s.. CeciNa's
Academy for the school year ending
June 26. 1895, ard annually thereafter to
eXpend the sum OF $500 or so much
thereof as may be necessary 20 Pay her
expenses at said Academy until she
shall have graduated and finished her
four years, beginning with January 8,
1895, education.
"To exrend annually fer period of
four years, beginning with January 3,
1895, the sum of S400, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the ex-
penses of the said George + Walden
Wfle attending tne ScnOOl OF the Lack
a wanna, or. some similar school. and
thereafter to eXpend annually such sum
'or5sums as may be approved of by this
court, and as shall be necessary to pay
his expenses at college or some other In
stitution of learning until he shall have
graduated and finished his education.
ITO eXperd the sum of 5000 or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to ray the
balance of the expenses of the said NJ.
Estelle Loomis while at school at Fort
Plain, New York, fer the school year
ending June %, 1895, and annually there
after to eyperd the sum of 5000 or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
pay at said school or some similar
school ur.il she shall have graduated
and finished her educa zion.
''To eXpend annually beginning with
the 18th day Of February, 1895 the sum
of $1,000 or 50 much thereof as may be
necessary TO pay the expenses of the
said Eliza Ward while at St. Cecilia's
Academy and the New England Con-
servatory of Music, or some other SINH
lar institution. unt!l she shall have
graduated ard finished her education"
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