New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-18
END0WS MANY CHARITIES
Public Requests Take Bulk Of
1000, 1000 PenfoId Estate.
$4,000 GOES TO FRIENDS
$40, to Saranac Lake sana.
torium-S300,000 Trust
Fund for Brother.

Numerous charitable institutions Will
divide the bulk OF the estate OF William
Hall Penfold, OF No. 10 East 10th street
who died on September Is, and whose VIII
was filed yesterday in the Surrogate,
Office The estate is estimated at about
81, 10000.
Some of the liberal public bequests Ara
for immediate payment, or as soon as the
executors can arrange, and are OF specific
amounts, while several of the institution.
will divide the principal OF $4,000 tru,,
fund after the death OF the brother Of M
Pentold, who is TO receive the interes, %,
life. Some OF these benefciaries and sav.
eral other public institutions also reo,,vs
parts Of the residuary estate. Bes,hs.
these public requests Mr.. Penfold left l.s.
acies ranging from 5000 TO 100 to NJ.
servants. and those In his employ for two
years prior 20 his death will receive s,o
each.
The specific public requests are: a,
Mary's Free Hospital for Children, slom
TO establish bed in memory OF Josenhins
Penfold; Presbyterian Hospital $1,000 10,
Josephine Peufold bed; the Charity ~.
ganAation Society, $1,000; the Association
Tor improving the Condition OF IN,
Poor, $1,000; the Children's AID "a.
ciety. $1,000, and the Adirondack Cottag.
Sanator1um, at Saranac Lake, 10000. ana
an additional 5000 for the maintenance Of
the Penfold cottage
Inc 10000 life trust fund goes 70 IN.
executor for Edmund Penfold the ,s.,,.
tors brother and only next OF ktn Thu
latter Is a director Of the American "a,
company. At his death the Ss0ooO is %,
be distributed as follows: The Presh,.
terrain Hospital, the Adirondack Cot,se.
sanatorum, ST. Luke's Hospital the
Charity Organization Society, thu Mar.
haitian Eye and Ear Hospital, the Society
Tor the Relief OF the Destitute Blind. N.
Home for IncurableS. the Home for Cis
Men and Aged Couples, the Five Points
House OF Industry, the Young Mans
Christian Association. the Caildreu's As
Society, the Association for Imnrny.
ing the Condition Of the Poor. The
Charity Aid Association, Mrs. Mary l.
Peters, widow OF Charles G.. Peters NJ,
Katharine r. Wainwright and Mrs, Fran.
ces T. Parsons, wife OF Harry de- Rsrks.
ley Parsons. The three individuals are "a
receive ten-sixtleths each, the remaining
thirty-sixtieths being divided among IN,
institutions named.
Mr.. Penfold disposed Of his ras,sua-y
estate In one-e!ghth shares, as follows.
The Charity Organization Society, IN.
ChiIdren's Aid Society. the Presbyterian
Hospital, ST. Mary's Free HOSPITAL for
Children, the Association for Improv.
ing the Condition Of the Poor Mrs
Peters, Mrs. Wainwright and Mrs. Par.
sons.
To two servants the testator gave e.
600 each, to one other $500 and to TWO
others Si,000 each.
To Harry de Berkeley Parsons and HI,
wife, Mrs. Frances T. Parsons. the ,es,s.
tor left $4,000 in trust for hls godsoo.
Francis NJ. Parsons, and 10 Arthur D.
Weekes and his wife. Mrs. Miasus L.
Weekes, he left a similar amount Tor his
godson, Charles Alexander Weekes Be-
sides tao requests mentioned. Mr. Pen.
fold left about $4,000 10 friends. many o,
them living at Saranac Lake.
The executors OF the will are Edmund
Penfold, Harry de Berkeley Parsons and
the Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY