Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-01
HIS CHIEF HOLDINGS.

The chesapeake & Ohio railroad held
Mr.. IIawleys largest investment. This
railroad was known as the Ilawley road.
His interest in it totaled &}.079,6lS. includ
ing an amount due to the estate of $141.-
55. lie held 3S,ii9 shares of the common
stock. worth $2.31i, $50, and q of the -
per cent. convertible bonds. worth SO,
His largest interest in other companies
where he was an officer include 800 bonds
of the Great Western Power company.
$4,000; $50 shares Guaranty Trust COM
pany. $4,000; 1850 shares lnterborough-
Metropolitan, Sl92, 600; l2.Goo shares Iowa
Central common, S1D.S0o. and 200 shares
preferred. $4,000; il.lt6 shares of Mime
apolls Il ST. Paul common, Sill. 6G6. and
6.i36 shares of preferred. So, $50; $500
shares of Missouri. Kansas & Texas COM
mon. $4,000 5000 shares of Reading COM
mon, $4,000; II 80 shares United States
Lighting & Heating company, $4,000; 800
shares of the Toledo. St Louis & Western
preferred. 10000; and 2.35O shares of com
mon. sis,SG0: l2,5HN shares of the Western
| Pacific $1,000. and 100 bonds of the United
States Realty d Improvement company.
$1,000
horses. automobiles. belonging to the es-
tate were appraised by Michael J. Oar
vim. who had charge of the report. at
sl01. $50. Among Mr.. Hawleys paintings
is one Of Lady Fullerton by Raeburn.
| valued at $1,000; one by Diaz. valued az
$500: one of an Arab by Schreyer. val
ucd at SEQ. and another by the same
artist valued at sa.c0,, and two by
hrarv is valued at $50 on HIS prop
city at Babylon. which is valued at SIZE.
900, are four COWS and two calves. ap.
praised ut 800. a cider press valued a,
S., ana donkey worth $3.50.
DEDUCTIONS FOR DEBTS
The following amounts comprise. for
, the most part. the deductions from tn,
estate rs debts Hayden Stone x Co,
$50. y; Crews. l.ichtonstad; & CO., ss26,
@Si; National city Bank. $lii2.?97: Kuhn
Loeb d Co.. SlSl, l25; William Soloman &
CO.. $202 .3o4; United States Mortgage and
Trust company. $4,000
An affidavit accompanying the re.
ports showed that $4,000 had beer
| paid to Miss Emma e. Cameron, who
was known as Mr.. Hawley's niece an
I'm the list OF Mr.. Hawleys debts Mis-.
Cameron. the AFFIDAVIT discloses. Is
really Miss Emma G. Sturgess o.
Babylon, L. l. After Mr. Hawley':
death she was in possession of hi.
country home. and she refused to sur
render it until the check, which Mr.
Hawley had given to her some tim
before MS death. was cashed. She ha,
declared that this was not legacy
and that she hal not previously cash
ed the check for the reason that sh
hai been in no need of money.
Mr. Hawley was n bachelor and died In
tostate. He had made a will before hi
death but had not signed 1t. as he dl
not realize his uncertain condition @
health. His estate was divided among hi
Uisters. brothers. nephows. and niece
Samuel Hawley. Charles Hawley. an
william Hawley. his brothers, and Nelli
II. Seymour and Annie Hawley Ogder
his sisters. who reside at Chatham. y. y
received $l,O56657.59 EACH and Waite
S. Crandell and Fred II. Crandell. hi
r nephews. who live in this city. and Mar
;, Crandell Page. his niece, OF Chatham. re
ceived 1852. 2l9 each His nephews an
niece are children of Mary II. Crandell.
deceased sister Charles Hawley die
shortly after his brothers death. and hi
. share reverts to his heirs.
Fred II. Crandall was disinherted b
his uncle in the unsigned will because {
, family litigation. hut as Mr.. Hawley die
intestate Crandali became entitled to
share in the estate