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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-03
A REMARKABLE WOMAN

Mrs. Belamy Storer, whose interference in diplomatic affairs brought about the heated con. troversy between her husband and President Roosevelt, was formerly Miss Maria Longworth of Cincinnati and is an aunt of Representative Longworth. She is woman of great force of character and accomplishments. Countess de Chambrun of Paris, who attended the Longworth. Roosevelt wedding. Is her daughter. She has been an intimate friend of Mrs. Roosevelt since the early sos. when Mir. Roosevelt was a civil service commissioner and MT. Storer a member Of con. gross. She was greatly instrumental in securing for her husband those important diplomatic posts which he held prior to his recall from Austria about year ago and she always was listened to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-03
PICTURESQUE ADMIRAL RETIRED

The active career of Rear Admiral Joseph Bt Coghlan, United States navy, terminated tha other day. when the admiral. by many considered the most picturesque figure in the service. retired under the provisions of the age-limit law. Ad, miral Coghlan has been in the navy 46 years, two months. 13 days and he leaves it with the respect and affection of practically every man in the de- pertinent.
 The future admiral was not quite IS years of age when he received his appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1860. and was only 20 years of age when. in July. 1863. he was made an acting ensign and assigned to duty on board the United States steamship Sacramento.
 He served on board this shin during fhs i..s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-03

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-03

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-03

dgntd account his dismissal by the Begians their and have from and his ministers this identified with Kowakys avoided ma
 The dcuy the Congo not due King Leopold but largely such Kowaky himself
 betrayed his trust notorety."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-03
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LOBBYIST FOR q KING

Col. Henry J. Kowalsky. New York and San Francsco lawyer, Is said to be the head of the lobby in this country maintained by King Leopold of Belgium, concerning which amazing revelations are being. made. Kowalsky's mission. which he performed with such startling success. was to prevent any action being taken by the American government in response to the outcry of mission aries and others against the atrocious cruelties practiced upon the natives of tho Congo Free State by Leopoh's agents and rubber hunters.
 Henry w. Wack. who wrote The True Story of the Congo" denies he was q member of Nowadays lobby and says:
 T have not spoken to Kowalsky for period
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-03
Gossip Of Washington
Interesting Information Gathered at the Nation. CapISupreme Justice Moodys Interview with the Court Modste-Presiden to Cleanse Citys Underworld.

WASHINGTON-One of the first acts of At. torney Genereal Moody after being sworn in as a member of the supreme court of the United States was to have an interview with the court modiste. Washington boasts of modiste "by appointment" to the court. but unlike the dressmakers of Flu ropean courts. this particular modiste caters only to men. and among men only to the justices of the supreme court of the United States. Natural. ly, her business is not large enough to employ assistants. but her patronage is distinguished
 The supreme court Is the greatest stickler for precedent in the country. It is one of the GUS toms of the court that justice shall be measured for his black silk gown only after he has been sworn in When MT. Moody ascended the bench
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
OContinued from 3rd Page.D

Church held n sugar social Tuesday even
ing at Ernest Comb s-The bible study
class will meet Friday evening with Mrs.
Eta Smith.--James smith. who has been
travelling in the West the past year in
the interest of tho Il. j. Kendall Co.
of Enoshursh Falls. is at homc.--Mrs.
G. f. Vaducy loft Friday for her new
homo in traniteville.--Nilla schools
closed FridsN.-Alrs. G. L.. Hutchins and
Children Miss Bertha and Master Shcrl,
are visiting in North TrOy.-Jamcs New
city has rented his farm to Joseph Blu
clette. Mr.. and Mrs. Newcity will leave
IN n few days for Connecticut where they
expect to make their home.-Mcssrs.
Blair. Philip. Nelson and I,umbra were
in North Troy over Sunday.--Mrs Peter
Bolt is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Nellie
Green, al Newport Ccnter.--Mr. and Mrs.
James Newcity and DIN Miller We're in
Enosburgh Falls over Sunday.-Dudey
Kcnnison has moved from l.. T. Martins
farm house to Mrs George Smiths ten
cmcnt.-Aiss Clara Griss is visiting at
Elias rts's.-There is a great deal
OF sickness in town.-Pctar Manner cx-
poets to go to st. Adams soon to work
in the grocery store Of George 1eppCr.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. G. s. Newton Is visiting her sis
tor, Mrs Goodel. in Worcester Mass
Miss Susan Mackenzie has returned 70
Boston, after n week spent with her ss-
ter, Mrs. Clarence Foss Clarence Leach
is at home from Illinois. where be has
been for the past year and Il half. HaV-
ing nearly lost the use Of one wrist as
the result of rheumatism and contracted
Il satisfac Glory amount Of lumbagO, he
has returned convinced that Vermont is
not the worst place in the worli.-AIrs.
Jackson Tibbitts is with her daughter,
Mrs V. NJ Wcstovcr. at st. Adams
There were forty-fve present n the last
mite society meeting. held with Mrs.
Charles Kneeland The ladies of the
village are grateful to James Kneeland
for his Kindness in transporting them to
and from the moeting.-A successful
rin of school taught by Mrs. Don Nc
Aister and William Davis closed Fri
day.-Miss Freda Parrin Is recovering
from severe attack of pneumonia
Mrs L. = Butts and Mrs. Joseph Foss
are delegataes from the CongroEA tio1n-
list Sunday school to the district con-
vention at Johnson Tues ay.--The Rev.
II. d. Selby is suffering with the grip.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The annual meeting of the Vermont
Sugar Markets market was held Feb. 8
and resulted in a reelection of the old
board of directors as follows: V. |. Spear,
Randolph; Josiah Grout, Derby; A. j.
Croft, Enosburgh Falls; NJ ID. Mcmahon,
Burlington; j. a. Steward, Rutland; H..
w. Vail T., l.. Bass, Randolph; c, l.
McMahon, stowe; q. II. Grimm, Rutland;
T., S. Filings, Woodstock; NJ II. Miller
and II. ". Mcintyre, Randalph. The
o-..cors follow; President, NJ. II. Miller;
secretary, II. w. Mcintyre; treasurer and
manager, V. |. Spear. The volume OF bust
ness for the year was $4,000 \ four por
cent. stock dividend was declared
4..e Sanatorium Aid society held its
annual meeting Wednesday afternoon
with % members present. Reports were
read and accepted and the following Of
fcers chosen; President, Miss Anita Burt;
first vice-president. Mrs. +. o. Blanchard
second vice-president, Mrs, Julia Walsh
secretary. Mrs a. e Bass; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Lyman Rix; treasurer.
Mrs, f. A, Thomas; executive committee,
Mrs, Homer White Mrs. Belle Dubois,
Mrs. A. b, Gay. Mrs. George Pinney and
Mrs. j. b. Eldridge. The society has rs
members, It furnishes a free bed at the
sanatortum, The treasurer reported re-
ceipts OF s67S.47 for the year; expenditures
slol,oi; balance on hard, s4ll.5S.
Nathaniel G., Hart, aged 10 years, died
Monday mordrng of pneumonia and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
JOHNSON.

The O. /. Club of this town celebra ted
Gentlemens Night last week with a ride
to Hyde Park, whore a masquerade
party was given at the hotel Phoenix
About 30 attended, among the invited
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Fuller.
Mrs. p r. DEMO, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nye,
Mr., Gibson, Mr.. COLONY. First came a
march and prominade with Miss Lizzie
Pike at the Piano. Then the la lies
escorted the gentlemen TO the dining
room, where n hountifu supper was
daintly spread. Much amusement was
evoked by the gcntlemen's endcavor to
identify their wives, the ladies not re-
moving their mOcks until seated at the
tables. Those In costumes were: Mrs
O, r. Landon, Indian Squaw; Mrs c.
W. II. Leslie, Red Cross nurse: Mrs. c.
H. Stearns. Mexican senorita; Mrs G.
F. Jones, summer; Mrs. VIM. Iaporta
Spanish dancing girl; Mrs, O. A. McFar-
land, song; Mrs. s. d. Odel winter;
Mrs. T.. +. Wells. carnival; Mrs f.
Sherwin, village belle Mrs. Lillian
waterman, stars and Stripes Mrs Bar
rows, nun; Mrs. II. Boyles, 1890 street
costume; Mrs. ]. II, Fullar, Puritan
maid Mrs Margaret Waterman, parlor
maid; Mrs, Geo, Conger, Red Riding
Hood; Miss Louise Leland head nurse;
Miss Mary Tracy, Colonial costume;
Miss Arey, Bo-Peep.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
CAMBRIDGE.

There was a good attendance at The
preachers meeting held at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church here Tuesday
Miss Sadie Gallup is spending a few
days with airs. l., ROss,-Mrs Chas.
Lang has returned from New Haven.
where she has been visiting her sister
Mrs. William Allen.-Mr and Mrs. A,
j. Cutting We're in Fairfax SUNDAY
The promenade of the high school stu
dents Friday night was largely attended
about $50 being rcalizcd.-An interesting
talk was given to the w. H. NJ.
s. by Miss Auman at Mrs.
H. NJ. Gray's Friday afternoon.-Mrs.
Bernice FullnEton Of Johnson Is in
town., Leach. who has been very III
with pneumonia, is rapidly recovering
4. La Bounty ana bride have returned
from their wedding trip and ere stop
ping with Mr., Ia BountY's brother, c.
La Bounty.-Mss Nellie Smith and X.
y. smith are In Willston and Burling-
ton.-Wm. Downey Of Bakersfield Is the
guest of A Colgrove,- miss Minnie Gal
lup of Undcrhill is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs Herbert Jones,
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

The result Of the autopsy Of Mrs
Ellen Miles TObcy Is not vct known an.
may nevcr he known. No one IL no,
suspected Of wronE doing except the de
ceased and that Is beyond the jurisdiction
of vermont Courts While there we-
some suspicious among those outside tn
family. vet the family was we'll satls1e
= tho trouble and did not care for TIL
autopsy; but some parties Interested t,
create senation asked for it,and got il
The immediate relatives are indignant
Neither the near relatives or the attend
ing physician We're consolidated as to a
autopsy, tin it was ordercd.-Mrs. susa
Dimick Washburn. wi-e Of Wrliar
Washburn aged - died Sunday morning
Mrs. Washburn had cancer remove
about year ago, hut she had been d
failing health since then. She had th
grip this winter and with othcr c5n1
plications. death resulted--Mrs Edwa 4
Corant Is very low and not expected d
live, She has been i'll a long time viii
stomach trouble.-Trank Blair who latel
bought and took possession Of Goord
Panton's farm in Brookflcld died MondaI
morning of grip and pneumonia.-Cieo. II
lIyzer had a severe attack Of the grj
Monday.-Mrs. r. p. Grow went 4
brooklyn. y. Y, Monday to sperd n
rest Of the winter with her daughter
Nearly all the town schools closed thcI
winter term last weok.-Frank n Coz
ant, who has been away q years and RI
sides in the state Of Washington, IS 4
the way here owing to tho serious illne
of his mothcr.-Scveral Of tho NormI
students are at their homes III with gr|
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
CHELSEA.

Mr.. Clifford, farmer on tho Strait
road, from sixty pullets during Janu
had over 81 dozen eggs which he
for SEQ, He paid out $3.50 for 4
during tLat time. This is the nj
lucrative egg crop rtpurted.-Prin j
NJ, Comstock has completed the cer]
OF school children and reports only
which is Il less than last year, and
smallest number since the census
been taken-Mr. and Mrs. H61
Hodgdon of Barre We're in town 4
Sunday. the guests Of her father y.
Whitney.-Mrs. Charles A, Densmore
Tuesday afternoon on visit to Mr.
Mrs. A II. Powers of Randolph.
expects 10 return this week. The w
Hin nelehbors of Mr.. and Mrs. AN
G.. bradshaw crowded in upon them
celebrate the first anniversary of Il
marriage. 1t was a surprise party brl
ing many useful and valuable 81
among which We're a complete set
crockcry and a toilet SGT OF those n
out Of town wore Nj. and Mrs ChaI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
BROWNINGTON.

Daniel Pierce, who had lived with his
grandson, Frank Pierce, the past year,
died February G. aged % years. He arose
as usual and after breakfast went out IN
the veranda a short time. As he came N
he reeled and dropping into q chair inn
mediately expired. Mir Pierce was "A long
time resident The funeral services we"e
held at the Center Church and he was bur-
led here in the family lot-Mrs. stephen
Burrows was called home from Charles
town, y. H., where she was spending the
winter. by the death of her sister, Hattie
Humphrey.
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EDEN

Bernard Ferrand, an old resident
over 80 years of age. died at the homo
of his son, John, February II, 1907.
He leaves an aged wife besides several
children. The young people of the
sunday school have formed Victor
club, and 20 of them met with Grace
college the president, Friday evening,
for social--Frcd Atwell's COW barn
and hay were burned Sunday night by
a lantern tipping over in the hay. The
barn was attached to the house by a
shed and the house. by prompt action
was saved, although badly damaged.
Mr.. Atwell was away from home at
the time. He carried no insurance. -
Mrs. Orrison Adams is very i'll with
bilious grip.-Mary y. Emery, who has
been living In stowe the past few
years, has gone to live with her daugh-
tor, Amanda Adams
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heart failure after "a weeks illness The
funeral was held at the house Wei
nosday at p. IN. He leaves two sor.s
Adelhcrt and George, ana three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Fred Jewett Of this place ana
Mrs. II. f. Flint and Mrs Frank Parsons
who arrived from New York sunday
night.
Mrs. W. +. Washburn. aged 81 years
died Sunday morning OF the grip which
developed an acute CoEditon of the
malignant disease from which she has
been suffering FOR a year
There was small stock shipment from
this station Monday. The prIccss paid
were; Calves, two to five cents a pound;
hogs 81 to six cents
DR. Russlow amputatcl two fingers on
the left hand Of John Thayer who had
them badly crushed while at work in
saw mill Monday.
Homer Fay Bingham and Miss Nina
Race were married at the Bethany
Church parsonage Saturday night by
the Rev, Fraser M@tzger
The Central Vermont Pomona Grange
mot here Wednesday with West Ran
dolph Grange. In spite Of the cold
weather there was good attendance and
:" '"NN'S0Iu VI Il'etlng WIS Iiflh' lie
Grange opened in the n'th degree at 1910
and all NTH degree work was completed
and reports from subordinate Oranges
We're read.
Dinner was served by the ladies' of the
West Randolph Orange after which the
programme was continued by an address
by State Master George w. Pierce of
Bratileboro, He spoke in favor of the
concentrating Of schools in towns and
said that the Grange was looked to
bring about this change. THE Grange"
he said, is accomplishing great things
4, in Congress through its legislative COM
mittee," under this head lie mentioned
the rural free delivery and AGRICULTURAL
colleges separate from classical colleges.
Interstate commerce was asked for by
the Grange. The Grange is also striving
to obtain the parcel post. The Grange
Legislative committee stands against the
passing of the shit, subsidy bill
Moorcroft of Barre; Mrs. H. 4. Wheel
lock- Of Montpelier; MIR and Mrs +. j.
Trask, of Prookhold; Mr.. and Mrs Mark
w. Stoddard of Brookled.- Byron Berry
or Barton has been called here by the
serious illness Of his daughter. Louise
Berry.-Anson s. Ormaby has been con
fined to his bed for more than eight weeks
with rheumatic fever.--A son was born
Friday to Mr., and Mrs, f. II, Kennedy,
Charles l. Hood Of Lowell, Mass, has
returned homo after a visit with his
! brother VIM, f. Hood.-A. W. Case has
moved his family from Planhcld into
the DR. smith tenement house,-Charles
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Clayton Reynolds was hurt Friday
while loading ice in the c. V. cars at
East Alburgh. His leg was runcturcd
just above the knee by the ice hook
.,r is improving and will he out in
few days.-Silvanus Masked Of East AL
burEh, who worked on the icc was in
1ured by falling from the slde.--The
Grange Of Alburgh VIII present a play
February % at Lockwood's hail. The
cast Is larsc.--Mr ana Mrs. Wolfred
Phelps of East Alburgh arc to move to
South Hero ana Will reside on their
,arn Who will run the hotel at East
AlhurEh Is not known.-W. 4. Soulo
and Mr., Eugene 1IonsinEer have boon
visiting those interested In the Cooper
ative creamery they talk OF starting In
town. They met with much encour-
Hgement from the farmers.--Mrs. Mar
garct Gallagher is visiting in St. AL
hans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. A. v Wiswel is in Burlington.
Thomas Moons buildings arc being
wired for electric liRhts--Thc basket
ball team was in Barre Tuesday and
Wednesday to play Spaulding and Cod
dard schools.-The Ladies' Home Gull
ture club met with Mrs. \. @. Wood
Monday evening.--Miss Mildred Drew
left Tuesday morning for her home In
Danville.-Charles Gregg Ia to move to
the rooms vacated by Adelbert Miller.
A c. Davis has sold his farm to his
son, Clyde a. Davis; possession Will be
given March Mrs. n. A. Scofield was
called to Barton by the illness Of her
mother. Mrs. r. 0. Andrew.-Mrs. J. @.
Perry Is visiting In Cambridge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
LOWELL.

John Stephenson. aged 70 years and
nine months, died suddenly Sunday of a
shock Mr. Stephenson had been in
usual health up to Saturday night when
he was taken insane which ended with
the shock Sunday moynirg Mr.. Stephen
son was one of the oluest residents of
the town, man of sterling character,
holding many offices OF trust In past
years. lie represented tho town in tho
general assembly in 1900, In politics he
was democrat, The fureral was held
Tuesday Al 200 p. M, from the Congre-
garional Church 1.-THE Rev. Wa. Warnorof
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GRAND ISLE.

The entertainment and play called the
''Sun Bonnets" was given Friday even
ing to a we'll filled house. Nearly S25. was
realized for the bernft of the school
library. The energy and determination
of Miss Ross made It a success.-Mlss
Campbell Of the high school and her
pupils are to give a play for the piano
fund Friday evening March 1.-Monday
Joseph Dubuque cut his foot seriously
while chopping in the woods.--L. A.
Lewis Of Malone is visiting at William
Griflth's.- Sunday John Kent of the Sal
walton Army, Plattsburgh will hold ser
vice in the Union Church OF Grand Isle
at 2:30 p. NJ The Checker club was
entertained Mt S, S. Griswold's Ashley
Hoag was the champion player OF the
ssyeDing
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BRADFORD.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
WATERVILLT.

John Lowell has moved back to ST.
Albans.-Miss Edith AtWell, who had
been stopping q few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. II. j, Beard, returned to John
son SaturdaY.-Alrs, Mary Dalana has
gone to live with her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Launo.-Mr LaraWaY is hauling
one hundred thousand feet of logs a
week to his mill.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bennett Feb
ruarv 9, and son to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tepan February 9.-Ray strong
has sold his farm to h, 6. Thomls Of
Westford. NIr. Thomas will Nkr posses
to Fairfax.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Miss Rosa Lambert of Burlington pass
I'd Sunday at \. w. Fisks,-Mr. and
Mrs y. w. Fisk and Mr., and Mrs. f.. S,
Fleury attended the midwnter banquet
of the Sons of the American Revolution
Friday.--Mrs. Hattie DoOln is able to be
about again.--Miss Lottie Jarvis and
Kenneth TOUsa were married at the
Catholic Church Tuesday morning, The
body Of Loren Jarvis, Jr (son OF Loren
jarvis who died suddenly OF diphthera
IN Worcester Mass. last week was
brought here Thursday night. The funer-
nj was held at the Catholic Church Fri
day morning Mr.. Durivage Is very i'll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
BELVIDERE CENTRE.

Fred Root OF Craftsbury was at +. f..
Guards over Sunday,-Mr. and Mrs
Orange Taylor are visiting William Burt.
Mrs. Hugh McGinnis went to Eden to
attend the funeral of her grandfather,
Mr., Farrand,--Mrs. May Billings passed
the first of the week in Morrisvile.-
Madge Brown has completed her school
in Craftsbury and is at home. -Reba
Wescome is visiting her uncle and aunt.
Mr., and Mrs, Shattuck, Grace Chandler
Is in Swanton.-Byron Fletcher went to
Nergennes Wednesday to take Emma
Welch's little girl to the Industrial school
Luna Fletcher, who has been visiting in
Hyde Park, has returned home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
ALBCRGH CENTER.

Vernon Badger of Fairfield was tho
guest of his mother, Mrs. Sidney Hutch
.ns, Sunday Marie Rockwell Of
Montpelier passed Sunday at her home
here,--Mr. and Mrs. Myron McCargar Of
East Alburgh We're in St. Adams Satur-
day.-rhe funeral of Mrs. Bruso, who
died of pneumonia February {. was held
at her home in South Alhurgh Saturday
afternoon, the Rev. O. f. Newton OH
ciatinE Tn" burial was in the Center
Conversations earle has gone to Fair
field where ho has employment-Miss
Carrie Bell Was In Swanton Saturday.
The dancing cllIa closed a series OF
dances with a ball in I.ockwood's hall
Friday evening THtro's orchestra fur
nished music.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

Mrs. Fannie A. Hale, whose body was
brought hero last week for burial. wilied
her entire property to the Congrega tlonal
Church societies OF Stowe and Morris
vile. She was in her Goth year and tho
will bears date Of 1905. The executors arc
II. p. Munson of Morrisville and A. H.
Cheney OF Stowe. Mrs. Hale recently
sold her farm for $1,000 and was possessed
OF other property. Her sons, Cicero Hale
Of Stowe and Nathan Hale of Royalton,
intend, II Is understood, to contest the
will when 1t comes to probate.
Mrs, Minnie Slayton and George Ken