The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15

that Glover and his children are still sn-
titl.-i to tho sp@cifi-d bsqucrtr
B.njainin known a. Ebsnszsr) j.
Foster Eddy. the adopted sou, wss also
Ga get 81. Oo by the original viii md
would rscsivs % notx outstanding tns
agreement not 20 contest and the fact
tina, hs receiyest ss5. 40 a. a consideration.
u Glover and his family should come into
IN. b.quests under the conditions men.
toned
TO round up the household OF Mrs. Eddy
without Including a man or men by the
name Of Mann 40 on by this maine re-
c"iv"s any h@Quest. August Mann, VINO
for years rode on the box OF Mrs. Eddy .
coach. displaying equal dignity with the
man always at his side. Calvin \. Frye.
ceas@d his associations with tn. Eddy
HON. Affairs when Mrs. Eddy was taken
from this city 20 live in Massachusetts,.
August Mann remained hero for a time
a. caretaker Of Pleasant View and then
disappeared. "a did his brother Joseph
G. Mann. who was q sort OF steward AZ
Pleasant View TOR many years and went
awRv In 1908
Joseph a Mann VIA to get s.. 600 under
the original will. and his wife. Pauline
Mann. "A like sum. but the beluests wero
conditioned ON their being In Mrs. Eddy's
employ at the time of her death. These
bequesc., aggrsxAtiny $1,000, will there
fore bs thrown out
Joseph @ Mann IL the individual who
claimed To have been restored TO good
Science after being shot through the
heart. The practitioner who Mann said
accomplished this miracle was mono other
than Rober. Charles Harmon OF East
Windsor. Conn. Harmon. according To
newspaper reports: claims that he was
picked out by Mrs Eddy "A her successor
August Mann, GeorgeW Clover and MS
daughters we're To have certain rights OF
occupancy at Pleasant View III dsr The
orig nal will which wore SDrogated by
tho latsr codicll dLsposins Of Pleasant
View
Mira Eddy gives her estate In Brook line
to tha directors Of tn. Mother Church
and does not ln the Will maze any sug-
grstions ~ 10 it, disposal but st - undsr-
stood that she nsu, eft 5ther memoranda
property may bs pat II vas her desire
at one time ~ found here . school for
teaching Christian science 20 such as could
not AFFORD I" pay tor instruction The
house at ss7 Common wealth avenue
and that At 3s5 on the came avenue. where
the first reader lives and In which Mr.
Fry" IL To have quarters. had Se-n given
to .he directors. Mrs. Eddy retaining a
III. interest
There Is great disappointment that
Mrs Eddy left no provision Tor the rnain-. !
t"nanCe of the church in his city This !
church cost over 32Oo 900 and Mrs. Eddy
CAV. 500. 900 Of 1t /; Is fires Of debt. and |,
whils Il ~ in "A healthy condition as TO |
attendance and membership lis comrnnni- !
aants do not represent great wealth
Cen BAKER after the will had be.n fled
N id he knew of nothing IN the will which |
should CAUSE any legal contention. II ,
.he ,--tat. l. As larg. as many believe It ,
20 be the stat. Of New Hampshire will ,
'ec.ive an inheritance tax approsimatin&
81 coo.
llrs Eddy mas - Gen Baker sole sxecu- !
or OF her estate. without bonds. In tho |,
GLOWING languag" hereby nominate
md appoint tho hon. Henry VI Baker Of |
low. New HAMPSHIRE. sole executor OF
ms my last will and testament. and |
iaving ample confidence in his ability |
md integrity desire that he shall not be
cqlIlr"d To furnish sureties on his official
,ond
This wish of Mrs Eddy's could not be !
with under the law Judge
'orning fixed the bond at $4,000