Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-15
BEQUEATHS 100000
T0EDUCATE SCIENTISTS.
Mrs. Eddy Makes the Mother Church
in Boston ResiduaIy Legatee- George
". Glover Gets S10,000--Cifts
To the Eddy Household.

vision is made for the creation of {
trust fund for the purpose of procur.
ing an annual revenue or income which
shall be used for maintaining in a per.
petual state of repair my said home.
stead. A further provision is also made
for that purpose in said contract. If
such purposes shall not be provided
from the sources named in said con-
tract, then | direct that my residuars
legatee shall provide and expend such
sums, from time to time, as will be
necessary for the purpose of maintain
ing said homestead and grounds in q
perpetual state of repair and cultiva
ton.
George w. Glover, Jr., is given the
right to live at Pleasant View and be
given reasonable support while at
tending Dartmouth College, his ex-
penscs there 70 be paid by the executor
Her granddaughters also are given the
privilege CT living and being support
ed at Pleasant View while obtaining a
High school education.
TIL" will continues: give
and bequeath to the Christian
Science Board of Directors of the
Mother cfurch-the First Church OF
Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass
and their successors in office, the sum
of 100000, but nevertheless in trust
for the following purposes, namely:
sad trustees shall hold, invest and re-
invest the principal of said fund and
cOnservatively manage the same, and
shall use the income and such portion
of the principal from time to time as
they may deem best for the purpose
of providing free instruction for indi-
gent. well-educated. worthy Christian
Scientists, at the Massachusetts Meta
physical College and to aid them there
after until they can maintain them
selves in some department of Christian
Science.
| desire that the instruction for which
provision IS hereby made shall be at
tho said college, but my said trustees
are hereby authorized to provide said
instruction elsewhere. if, in the unani-
nous judgment of all said trustees for
the time being, such course shall seem
best.
| desire that such portion of the in
come of my residuary estate as may be
necessary shall be used for the purpose
of keeping in repair the church build
ing and my former home at No. So
Commonwealth avenue. Boston, which
has been transferred to said Mother
church. and any building or buildings,
which may be. by necessity or cOnven-
fence, Submitted therefor; and, so far
as may be necessary to maintain my
said homestead and grounds. pleasant
View in Concord, New Hampshire. in
a perpetual state of repair and culti-
walton for the uses and purposes here
tofore in this will expressed. and l de-
sire that the balance of said income,
and such portion Of the principal as
may be deemed wise. shall be devoted
the purpose of more effectually pro-
noting an extending the religion of
Christian Science as taught by me.
Following Mrs. Eddy's signature
were the names of Mary +. Toinlnson.
Irving c. Tomlinson, Myron j. Pratt.
Alvin r. Cross.
In the first coGicil executed Nov.
Z, 1903. she revoked the bequest in
her Will giving Joseph G. Mann the
right to occupy. with Calvin A. Frye,
Pleasant View. and gives this right
to Irving c. Tomlinson. and his sis
ter Mary r. Tomlinson of Concord.
To Laura F.. Sargent Is given $4,000,
Internationally in lieu of her previous
legacy.
To inc Second Church Of Christ
Scientist in New York City, is given
a sum not exceeding s175,00O. suffi-
cicnt to pay indebtedness which may
exist at the time of my decease upon
the churth edifice of said Second
Church of Christ, Scientist LAS much
a. may be necessary for the purpose
to be applied towards the eXtinguish-
ment of the Indebtedness" If the
amount aquired for this purpose shall
not be as much as $175.000 then this
legacy shall be limited to the amount
actually required.
70 Mrs. Pamela J. l.. Leonard, of
Brooklyn. New York, is given $4,000;
to Mrs. Augusta e. Stetson, of New
York City her Grown of Diamonds
breast pin; to Mrs. Laura Lathrop of
New York City, diamond cross; to
Mrs. Pose Kent of Jamestown, New
York, a god watch and chain; and
to Henry NJ. Baker of Bow, New
Hampshire. her portrait set in dia-
monds.
"The Request in my will to Calvin
"A. Frye is hereby increased to $780,
600. but subject to the same conditions
as therein provided This codicil
was witnessed by Myron J. Pratt,
Alvin 3. Cross and Calvin G.. HILL
1t revokes previous provisions for
the occupancy of Pleasant View and
gives the First Church In Boston the
right to sell 1t. Mr.. Frye is given
the privilege of selecting such memen-
los il he desires up to the value of
$500 She also provides THAT said
Calvin A. Frye shall be provided with
suitable home in my house at No
1856 Commonwealth avenue, Boston. II
he so desires. he to have the exclu-