Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-17
Green St.Methodist Church
Gets Income on $4,000.
Augusta General Hospital Also
Beneficiary Of F.w. kinsman.
will Of Late Georgiana Staples Davis
Names IS Beneflclaries.

Two wills vi much local interest
have been filed at the office of the
k,nnebcc county probate court. They
are those of the late Frank W. kins-
man and the late GeorSiana Staples
Davis. both of Augusta.
The estate of Mr. Kinsman is valued
at $50, 900 and the will bcqueaths to the
Green Street Methodist Episcopal
church of Augusta, the income on
$4,000 and the Augusta General hospital
receives $1e0, these being the only two
public requests.
The sum of $4,000 is distributed among
Mrs Clara Kinsman of New York,
Mrs Alice kinsman of Augusta. Rev.
A A. Kidder of Los Angeles, Richard
Kinsn1an of New York, Florence. AL
bert, Ralph and Frank Kidder of Los
Angeles, Cal, and Charles p. Kins-
man of Augusta. The residue of the
estate is divided equally among Frank
w. Kinsman of New York, Fred q.
Kinsman of Augusta and Harriet ~.
Kidder Of Los Angeles. with the eX-
ception of $500, set aside for the care
of a cemetery lot.
Thirteen Augusta and nine Portland
beneficiarRs out of total OF 80 are
named in the will of the late George
ana Staples Davis, which covers 'e
typewriter pages. The income from
the bulk Of the estate, Winch is esr :
mated to be worth s13,5oo. Of which
$4,000 is personal property ana slo,oo
real estate is left as an annuity for
Fred G. Staples of Nashua. n II. The
income will, in the case of his death
go to his children and if he leaves no
children, after $500 is spent for me-
mortal to her parents in the Llthgo"
Public library and a few small sums
of money are distributed, the balance
is to be given to the Progressive Splr-
ltual Society Of Augusta. If that So
ciety disbands then the first Maine
Spiritualist State Association is to be
the beneficiary.
The other requests, mostly of artl-
clas of personal property vary from
iewe.ry to ''barrcl chairs, one OF the
items devised being "the gold bracelet
worn by me since Feb. 2S, 1sSs-mother
nut it on" The following persons are
remembered in these minor beduests:
Mrs. Helen J. Colman. Augusta;
Blanche w. Cooling. Portland; Mrs.
Annie Bangs Walker. Needham. Mass;
Mrs. Maud Goodrich. Farmingdaie;
Mrs. Mary P. Crockcr, Portland; MIS-.
Alice G. Robinson, Portland: Blancnt
Robinson, Portland: Mrs. Fannie r.
Cooling, Portland: Helen Crockcr. Port
land: Mrs. lisa Cameron, Augusta
Inez Russell Augusta: Lizzie Russell.
Augusta: Mrs. Emma Stafford Greene,
Augusta; Mrs. Sharle Pullen Scruton.
S:,ruton. \. j.: Mrs. Mary \. Cony.
Augusta: Mrs. Nellie Church. Au-
eusta: Mrs. Carrie Scruton Morton
Augusta: Miss Marion Harlow. Angus
ia; Fannie Z. Leonard. Gardiner; Mrs.
Francis I.amhard Hubbard, Augusta;
Mrs. Emma Pullen Davis Washing
ton. D. C.: Mrs. Olivia Hamlcn. Au-
ensta: Mrs. Nettie l.. Morrow, LOWS
ton. Mrs. Ncttie Holt Harding. East
Somerville. Mass: Mrs. Dora Storer
Boston, Mass: Mrs. Lillian Farrar.
Augusta: Mrs. Mabel Devinc. Augusta;
Mrs. lone Robinson. Portland: Mrs.
Sarah J. Chanler. So. Portland; Mrs.
Fannie r. Downs: Lora Avery. Nash
ua. \. H.. Bert Herrick Fiield: Mil
dred Cunningham, Bangor; Emma
Kicker Weber. Portland.