The Republican journal., 1913-05-29
PROBATE COURT.

fKObA T. NOUKl.
Following is a report of the May term Of
the Probate Court, Judge James Libby of
Unity presiding
Wills were allowed as follows; Estate of
Tileston Wadlin, late of Belfast; Ellen M.
Tabor, late of Unity; Daniel Shaw, late of
Troy; Dudley B. Gerald, late of Unity; Myron
B. Lassell, late of Searsmont Sarah A. Richard
son, late of Troy.
Petitions for administration were allowed in
estates of Martha A. Knowlton, late of Belfast;
Annie W. Ellis, late of Belfast Hanson G.
Sherman, late of Liberty; Ezra Mason, late of
Monroe; Betsey J. Mason, late of Monroe;
Percy Leman, late of Liberty; Sarah A. Elliott,
late of Knox; Chas. H. Coombs, late of Bel
fast; Charles Shute, late of Stockton Springs
Represen tation for insolvency allowed in
estate of Richard H. Moody late of Belfast
Petition for license to sell personal estate of
Emma B. Thompson. late of Freedom.
Petition for allowance granted in estate of
Hollis NJ. Foye. late of Palermo.
Accounts were allowed in estates of Alfred
Howard, late of Thorndike, first and final: Au-
gusta Wells. late OF Belfast, first and final;
Hannah P. Holmes, of Swanville. guardian
Durham, first and final; Edwin E. Wentworth
late Of Waldo, final; Henrietta NJ. Luce, late
Of Belfast, first and final.
Warrants and inventories were returned in
estates of Augustus CARL, late of Unity; Eta
j Webb, late of Swanville; Eva l.. Roberts,
late of Brooks; Fred F. Thayer. late of Swan
vile; Abbie E. Lower. late of Northport;
Almeda F. Fowler, late of Unity; Martha A
Parkman, late of Unity; Damaetta H. Conant,
late of Belfast; Rachel A. Thompson, late of
Searsmont Ehen B. Gowen, late of Troy;
Helen NJ Smith, late of Stockton Springs.
Wills were presented in estates of Samuel G.
Staples, late of Stockton Springs; George j.
Dodge, late of Durham; Abbie ]. Downs, late
of Frankfort; Mehitable A. White, late of
Morrill,; Mary A. Bennett, late of Brooks;
Geneva A. Varney, late eff Montville.
Petitions for license to sell real estate were
presented in estates of Abbie A. Roberts, late
of Brooks: Lloyd Pendleton of Islesboro.
Accounts were presented in estates of R. H.
Moody, late of Belfast, first and fnal RACHEL
a. 1HoiHpooH, ldle VI oSdISlUoHl, LeWlS D.
Harding, late of Troy, first and final; Matthew
Drinkwater, late of Northport; Annie M.
Griffin, late of Belfast first and final; Eta j.
Webb, late of Swanville. first and final; Charles
N. Allen. late of Montvile, first and final
Petition presented in estate of Dorcas B.
Conner, late of Troy, for collateral inheritance
tax determined; also estate of Annie M. Grit
fin, late of Belfast.
Petitions for administration presented in es-
tates Of E. P Getchell, late of Troy; Charles
H. Coombs, late of Belfast Percy Leman, late
of Liberty; Tileston Wadn, late of Belfast;
Hanson G. Sherman, late of Liberty.
Petitions for allowance presented in estates
of Richard H. Moody, late of Belfast. Helen NJ.
Smith, late of Stockton Springs
APPLETON.
Vivian G. Pettingill, who has been at work
for several years for Mr.. S. N. Simmons has
bought the Judson Davis place . The ladies'
of Golden Rod Rebekah Lodge gave public
dandehon green supper Wednesday evening,
after which the regular meeting was held, at
which they voted to send s25 to be added to
the fund now being raised for the proposed
Odd Fellows Home. -. Percy Morang has re-
turned from Chelsea, where he visited his
brother Leon Miss Grace Gushee is teach
ing in the Quincy district. Mrs. Helen
Gushee has new horse, bought of Almond
Gushee of Dorchester, Mass. -. John Taylor of
North Appleton, who has been confined to his
house eight weeks by sickness, was taken to
Rockland Friday for treatment. He was ac-
companied by his wife, j. G. Wentworth and
DR.. Ben. Keller The trip was made in J. G.
Wentworth's automobile -. Mr. U. S. Gushee
of Pennington is here for the summer. occu-
plying the old homestead. His mother, Mrs.
Emeline Gushee, will arrive later. Road
Commissioner Willard Sherman and crew have
put the roads in the village and vicinity in
good condition the past week. 1t has been
the custom for many years to postpone such
work until much later in the season.