Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-15


purpose Of more effectually promot-
ing and extending the religion of
Christian Science as taught by me-
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy in her will
filed here today makes the Mother
church in Boston her residuary legate,
after various other requests are paid.
Among the ether requests is one of
500, 00G to the Christian Science Board
of Directors to be held in trust for
the purpose of providing free instruc-
ton for INDECENT well educated,
worthy Christian Scientists 1T the
Massachusetts Metaphysical College
and TO aid them hereafter until they
can maintain themselves in some de-
partment Of Christian Science"
In addition to the previous gifts
made to her son, George w. Glover,
of Lead, S. D., $4,000 is given him
in the will; and the same sum is given
each of his children.
Or. T.. j. Foster Eddy, her adopted
son. gets $1,000; Calvin A. Frye $4,000
and there are several more requests
of $1,000 to $4,000 each to relatives and
to attendants of the Eddy household.
By codicils. Mrs. Eddy directs that an
OF the Second Church Of Christ Scien-
fist in New York shall be cancelled
from her estate, ana bequeaths her
Grown of diamonds breast pin to
Mrs. Augusta +. StetsOn of New York.
The will was filed in the probate
office for Merrimacll county at 3.l5
O'Clock this afternoon by Henry M.
Baker, OF Bow, the executor named in
the document, who was accompanied
by Frank S. Streeter, as counsel.
Judge Charles r. Corning received and
allowed the will in common form.
Mr.. Baker Immediately pctitioned for
it's approval in solemn form and a
hearing thereon was ordered 10 fol-
low the mailing Of notices as required
by law. the will filed this afternoon
was that executed on Sept T.. 1871
and re-eXecuted as an original viii.
Nov Z, 1903. the previous will having
been lost or mislaid. There are two
cooicils the first dated NOV. :. 1903
and the second May IA. 1904.
The will in part. follows:
/ hereby nominate and appoint Hon
orable Henry NJ Baker. of Bow, New
HAMPSHIRE sole executor of this. MI
last will and testament.
Having already transferred and Civ
en- to my son. George w. Glover, of
Lead City, South Dakota four certain
mortgage deeds, bought of the Farm
ers Loan & Trust Co, of the state of
Kansas. and having already given him
a house and lot located in Lead City.
South Dakota, and moneys at various
times, | hereby confirm and ratify said
transfers and gifts, and in addition
thereto, ] give and beuueath to my
son, George w. Glover. the sum of So
900.
I give and bequeath to George Fl.
Moore Of Concord. New Hampshire, the
sum of $1,000; to each of the five chit
dren of my son, George w. Glover. the
sum of $4,000; to Mrs. Mira Baker OF
Boston. Mass, widow of my late
brother. the sum of $4,000; to Frances
A. Baker of Concord, New Hampshire.
the sum Of $1,000; to Henrietta A.
Chanfrau of Philadelphia, Pa, the
sum Of $1,000: to Fred n. Ladd of Con-
cord. New Hampshire. the sum Of $1,000;
to NV adopted son. J. Foster. M. r..
the sum of $4,000: to Calvin A. FRYE Of
Concord, New Hampshire. the sum of
$40. 900. provided he continues in my
service to the date of my decease: To
Pauline Mann of Concorn New Hamn-
shire. the sum of $1,000. provided she
continues in my service to the date or
nv decease; to Joseph G. Mann of Con
cord, ~ H., $4,000, provided he contin-
ues in nv service to the date of my
decease. to Laura f. Sargent of Con-
cord. n. H., $4,000, provided she con
times in nv service to the date of my
decease.
give and bequeath to the Mother
church-First Church Of Christ. Scient-
list. in Boston, Mass. the sum of YOU
600
To Calvin A. Frye and Joseph q.
Mann. provided they shall respectively
remain in my service to the date of my
decease the right to occupy and use
| pleasant View" Concord, New Hamp-
shire as their residence and home, but
the rights shall not be assignable to
any other person. No part OF SAID
homestead or lands connected there
with, shall be devoted to any other
uses or purposes than those Of home
for said Frye and Mann during their
respective lives. provided they re-
spectively remain in my service to the
date of my decease) and. home for
my grandchildren according to the
terms of this will, and after the ter
mination of the rights of said Frye and
Mann and my grandchildren as herein
provided. place for the reception, en-
| tertainment and care of Christian Sci
ence visitors and their friends and to
such other purposes looking to the gen.
eral advancement of the Christian Sci
ence religion as may be deemed best
by the residuary legate. All the per-
sonal property except my jewelry In
and about said homestead and lands
shall be kept ana carefully used on
said premises.
In my contract with Edward A. Kim
+, ball of Chicago, dated Oct. 3, 1899, pro-