The Press., 1911-05-03
WALES.

Frank Bailey moved his family to Monson Wednesday.
 The Wales Savings bank has elected these officers: President, LeRoy Squter; vice. presidents, George Lan- phear, O. O Switzsr, D K. Parker score etarv, L H Thompson; treasurer, H. A. MoFarl aud; investing commit tee, o 0. Switzer, George Lanphear, LeRoy Squier; auditors, O. G. Thompson, w. E. Needham, L. H. Thompson; trustees, Miner H. Cor bin, George Larphear, LeRoy Squier, George L Agard, F. M. Royce, O O Switzer, l. H. Thompson, O. G Thom pson, o Royce. DE Parker, W. E. Needham, H A Mcfarland and N. F. Bradley.
 Mrs Mable Camp Royce, 36, wife of Myron O. Royce, died April 24th, after a long illness. A kind and loving wife and mother, she was loved by all who knew her. She was always ready and willing, as long as E health would permit, to give her q Ssistance to any good work. She was asgTeat help to her father, the late Rev. GeoIgs Camp, a former pastor of the Methodist church, by her kind ness and help to the young people. and her short life among us will be sincerely mourned, not only by her family, but by all, old and young. She leaves, besides her husband, two little daughters. Hazel and Helen, and one brother, Ernest Camp, of Yonkers, N. Y. The funeral was held Thursday at 3 p ID. at her late home. Rev. E. B. Doland of Aga wam conducted the services. The burial was in No. cemetery.
 Judge Charles L, Long, after a hearing in the probate court at Springfield last week Friday, allowed the will of Mrs. Mary E. Royce. who died in Wales on February 25, leav. ing all but $1OO of her $3OOO estate to be divided equally among her three daughters, Mrs. Ida M. squier, Mrs. Rosa V. Cooke and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Heck, all of Wales. She gave $1OO to her son, A. J. Royce of Wales, and cut off her fourth daugh- ter, Mrs. Julia Belcher of Stafford, Ct, without a cent The will is being contested by Mir. Royce and his two sisters, Mrs. Heck and Mrs. Bel cher. The peculiar thing in the case iS that Mrs. Heck gets one-third of the estaGe, amounting to over $9OO, by the provisions of the will, but if the will is broken she would get only one fifth, amounting to $500, yet she has joined her brother and sister in asking that the will be disallowed. Judge Long appointed the other two sisters the executrioes of the will. The contestants waived their right to be heard, and gave notice that they would appeal, as they want the case to be tried before jury. Mrs. Royce was 89 years old at the time of her death, and she had been totally deaf and nearly blind for many years. The contestants allege undue influence on the part of the other two sisters as the reason for opposing the will.
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 She Won.
 He was a philosopher and a tallzer. She was woman of action. They stood together on the bridge and watched tug that was hauling il long line of barges up the river.
 Look there, my dear," said he. "Such is life The tug is like the man, working and toiling. while the barges. like the women. are"-
 His wife gave him no time to finish the sentence. II know" she said. ''The tug does all the blowing and the barges bear all the burden"
 Not So Bad.
 ''What's the worst you can say about him?"
 "He hasn't an honest hair in his