The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-12
WALLACE WILL
LEAVES GREAT
sum TO CHARITY.
Bequests Aggregating sl5O,OOO
Are Made to Charitable and
Religious Organizations.

thN ~ VI MS oaloA aAAe<cf ~
55S Mount Prospect avenue who died
on October 20 at her summer home il
Chatham. has been admitted to probate
1t contains requests a~ggregating $3.50,
600. Mrs. Mary c. Allen, sister of MISS
Wallace n her only surviving blood
relative, is named as residuary legatee
and sole ~exeeutrix. She will not be re-
quired to file a bond or an inventory oil
the estate.
Some of the requests are as follows
Board of trustees of Park College, oil
Parkville, Mo-. $1,000; Protestant Foster
Home, of Newark, $40, 900; Fewsmith
Memorial Church. $1,000; woman.s
Union Missionary Society of America
for Heather Lands $50, 900; Home. for
Crippled Children, of Newark, $4,000;
Bureau of Associated Charities OF New
ark, 81, 900: Job Haines Home for Aged
Persons, of Newark, $4,000; Newark Fe-
male Charitable Society, the testator's
summer home, in the township of Sum
init, Union county, known as Wood
Rest" consisting of seven n a half
acres of land, with all the buildings on
1t, together with all horses, carriages,
cattle and implements on the premises,
and also all the furniture In the dwell
ing house occupied by the testatrix ex-
cept such pieces of furniture as the tes-
tatrix's sister, Mary c. Allen, may de-
sire and select.
To Mary c. Allen the house n lot
occupied by the testatrix at 553 Mount
Prospect avenue Newark, and also
so, 900; Newark Female Charitable So
ciety, 5000, ito be used by them in
carrying on at Wood Rest their fresh
air fund work, and of said sum they
may apply for that purpose either the
interest only or the principal, as they
may see fit"
Essex County Bible Society of New
ark, $1,000; Board of Foreign Missions
Of the Presbyterian Church in the
United States of America, $4,000, and
Board of Home Missions of the Pres
byterian Church in the United States
of America, 5000; Presbyterian Board
of Relief for Disabled Ministers and
the Widows inc Orphans of Deceased
Ministers, 10000; Board of Church
Erection Fund of the General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church in the
United States Of America, $4,000; trus-
tees of the Presbyterian Board of Pub
LEGATION and Sabbath School Work, ST.
900; Board of Education of the Presby-
terrain Church in the United States OF
America, $4,000; Board of Missions for
Freedmen of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States of America, $4,000;
Presbyterian Board of Aid for Colleges
and Academies, 1900.
German Theological Seminary at
Bloomfield, $4,000; DR.. Mary P. Eddy,
,.rs.>ao-~ 90 - D~l-%@-;nz loA-l
at Beirut. Syria, $1,000: Miss Edith H.
May, missionary of Woman's Union
Missionary Society at Allahabad. India,
81, 900; Miss Emma Mason, Of Sault ste.
Marie. Michigan, $1,000; to the "corpo-
ration. association, society or nurses
having charge of the Sarah Ward Nur-
sery, to be located at 81 Day street,
Newark" Sc, 1000.
Ogden Memorial Church at Chatham,
IS, 200; Young women's Christian AS
ISOLATION of Newark, $1,000; Newark
Auxiliary to the McAll Mission, $1,000;
Colored Home for Colored Aged and
Orphans of Essex County, $4,000; Tene-
ment-house Chapter No. As, Henry
street, New York city, $500; Defenders
League of American Volunteers, $500;
Crazy Jane Society of Newark. $500;
Sunday school at White Oak Ridge,
near Chatham, 5000.
The will contains specific requests to
individuals as follows:
Mrs. J. W. Baore, of Broadway, Va,
$1,000; Miss E. j.. Clay, of Savannah,
5 1000; Miss Eleanor Howard, Of Phila-
delphia, $1,000: Miss Rebecca Collins,
cousin of the testatrix, $1,000; Anna c..
Stiles, of Elliston, Va. a cousin, $500;
Mrs. Lucy Clay Brown, $500; Miss Jo-
sephine C. Strong, $500; Miss S. d. Do
remus, 1873 East Ninety-fourth street,
New York city, described as my
friend" $4,000: Miss Ottilia Olsen, of
Heniker, N. H., ''but not living with
me-" $4,000.
Mrs. Edward p. Gardner, of Chester,
n. j., $1,000, should she not survive the
testatrix, the eldest daughter Of Mrs
Gardner to take instead; Miss May
Ward, of 20 Jay street, Newark, $500;
Mrs. Helen Kent Shaw, $500; Rev. Mar
tin B. Lewis, of Red Wing, Mimi, $500;
Mrs. Ella Chandler, of Vineland, $500;
Mrs. Mary Hamilton, Of Oak Ridge.
Passaic county, $500, should she not
survive, her daughter, Grace Hamilton,
to take instead; Miss Lucy Morris, of
As South street, Morristown, $500; Mrs.
Annie Pollard. who formerly lived with
the testatrix, 5000; Mrs. William Rus
ling, 1I3 Mt. Pleasant avenue, $500.