The Press., 1899-03-23

posing mind and memory, do. make, pub
lish and declare this to be my last will
and testament, hereby revoking all Wills
by me heretofore made.
I. give to my wife, Jane G.. Hyde, OF
said Boston, all Of my household furni-
ture and personal effects.
g. All the remainder of my property,
real, personal and mixed, give to my
executors with full power and authority
to invest and sell, and reinvest the same
at their discretion to be held by them in
trust for the following purposes
| A. To pay two-thirds of the net in
come thereof to my wife, Jane G. Hyde,
so long as she shall live, and IL at any
time such income shall not in their judg-
ment be sufficient for her comfortable and
suitable support, then to pay her In addi-
ton so much Of the principal as they shall
think necessary therefor.
b. To pay the other one-third of the
net income to my sister, Annett Cotton,
o. Springfield, Hampden county, Massa-
chuaetts, so long as she shall live, and IL
| at any. time such income shall not In their
| judgment be sufficient with what other
income she shall have for her comfortable
and suitable support, then to pay to her
|
from time to time they shall think neces-
sary therefor.
G. Upon the death of my said wife
and sister to pay from and distribute the
| trust fund and it's accommodations as fol-
| lows:
G). To Edward E. Shedd of said
Springfield fifteen hundred dollars;
az. TO Lyman d. Shedd of said
Springfield fifteen hundred dollars;
80. To Phelps A. Hyde of Pittsfield,
Berkshire county, Massachusetts,, fifteen
hundred dollars;
a.. To Emily d. Burnett of said Bos-
ton five hundred dollars.
Upon the death Of any of the four last
named legatees before the time of distri-
button. which is upon the death of both
my wife and sister, l direct that this lega-
cy shall revert and become part of the
trust fund.
(5) The entire balance to the Stafford
library association in Stafford Springs,
Connecticut, a portion thereof to be used
by said association in the erection of a
suitable stone building with sufficient &C
Communications for the library and with a
hall for lectures and such other purposes
as the association may elect the remain
ing portion to be invested and used at the
discretion OF the association in the main
tenance and support of the building and
library Of the association.
| 3 I appoint William X. Baker and
Libheus G. Smith, both of said Spring
field, executors and trustees under this
will.
| In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand I'D seal at Springfield this
twenty sixth day of April, A. D. 1890.
Springfield, Mass, April s6th, 1890.
| Then the above-named Arba Giddings
Hyde in our presence signed the above in.
strument and declared 1t to be his last
will and testament, and we at his request
and In his presence and In the presence OF
each other subscribed our names as wit.
nesses thereto. GEO. r. YERRALL,
| r. j. G. KEMATER,
FRED'K H. GILLETT.
stafford.
Il. E. Burke was in Belchertown part
of the week.
| Miss Stella Squires of Willimantic is a
guest OF her parents.
DIR. F. P. Batchelder of Boston was in
town last week Thursday
Miss Gertrude Wightman spent part
of last week with relatives in Colchester
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Lord are happy
over the birth of a son, born last Satur.
day.
Mrs. James Lasbury is on the sick list
this week with an aggravated case of sore
throat.
| Mrs. Elmer Colburn of Springfield was
| guest of MIR. and Mrs. Jarvis Hyde over
Sunday.
| All departments of the Pinney Gram
mar school commence the spring tern
next week.
| Mrs. j. A. Simonds will be away TIT
fore part of next week attending the mil
]inery openings in the city.
Mrs. Louis Morse has been quite i'll fol
some time, but is now on the gain. Mis-
Alice McVeigh of wellington is staying
with her.
G. B. Marble of Hydeville has accepted
a position with the Springfield Gas Ligh
company and expects to move his family
to that city soon.
Quite a number from here attended tn,
union meeting of the Christian Endeavo
at West Stafford last Friday, where Rev
John Cameron was the principal speaker
On account of the special meetings nov
being held at the Baptist church, the reg
ular appointed meeting of the Ladies' All
society for next Wednesday has bee
postponed.
When man, in his own blind, egotisti
cal ignorance, becomes imbued with tn
idea that every person in the village, wit
the one exception of his own exalted self
Is fool, it is high time that he receive
} the prayers of the community.
The Friday Night Whist club met las
: week, with Mrs. Nella Weston and Mrs
Monroe Dimmick as hostesses. Conso
yer and James Sibley; first prizes b.
Mrs. E. c. Plnney and Fred Glover.
Fred Miller entertained a whist part
of four tables at the residence OF Mr.. an
> Mrs. Frank Lasbury last Friday evening
/ First prize winners were Miss Jennie Bar
ford end Milton Smith, while Miss Cert
l circuit and Bert Wightman captured tn
consolation prizes.
A number of the young friends of Mis-
Mabel Wilton made her surprise visi
a Tuesday evening and made the occasio
one of rare enjoyment. Miss White
/, was presented by her young friends wit
a handsome framed picture as a token c
, their esteem and love.
Much to the surprise of all interested
t the local team was victorious over tn
Springs team at the bowling contest las
Thursday evening with the followin
score:
HOLLOW TEAM.
e. J. Roberts, 184 LAT 138- Al
Frank Mead, ia $50 118- a.
Frank chamberlain 177 no III n