Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-19
REPAYSAFFECTION
IN RAILROAD BONDS
Fathers Gratitude to Daugh-
ter's Attention Shown in
His Will.
Especial to the Evening star.I

MORRISTowN, May 19.-Surro-
gate Augustus BARLEY has admitted
a number of wills to probate. The
will of Charles c. Emott, of this
town, bequeaths to his daughter-in-
law two 5 per cent. bonds of the
Rome, WATERFOWL and Odgensburg
Railroad Company of a par value Of
$1,000 each, in recognition of her
sympathy and affection at a time
when affection was most welcome"
The residue of his estate he leaves
TO his son, James Tuckerman Emott,
including the proceeds from a $4,000
life insurance policy in the Postal Life
Insurance Company. The son Is
named as executor.
Mrs. Mary A. Scoring, also of this
town, in her will dated June 80, 1897,
turns all her wearing apparel and
household furniture over to her
executors, to be divided according to
a memorandum attached. She further
instructs them to invest $1,000 and APP
ply the interest to the use of her
daughter Mary A. Soaring, and at
her death to divide it among the re-
naming heirs. She further states
that as her son, ]. Walter Soaring,
real estate agent of this town, had
received $4,000 from the estate, he
should receive no more but her two
daughters, Mrs. Ida F. Carrel and
Mrs Lizzie r. Roberts, should receive
So, 600 each. The remainder is to be
divided among the three children.
Guy Minton and Mrs. Ida T. Carrel
are named as executors. In a codicil
dated March 6, 1905, at the time of
the death of Mrs Carrel the bequest
to Mrs Carrel is cancelled and the
residue ordered divided between Mrs.
Roberts and Miss Mary A. Soaring.
AT the latter's death the trust fund
for the latter Is to be divided between
the children of Mrs. Carrel and Mrs.
Roberts. The son is cut off entirely.
Eugene Carrel is named as sole
executor to succeed his wife. Another
codicil in 1906 makes Mrs. Roberts
co-executor, and still another after
the death of Mr.. Carrel names Isaac
d. Lyon in his place.
Elizabeth J. Hughson, of Randolph
township, leaves Alma c. Randolph
and Emily H Cory some silverware
and trlnkets, and Charles W, futile
the remainder of her estate. Mrs
Cory and Mrs. futile are named
executors.
Eliza Vaudeville, Lincoln Park,
makes several requests to her daugh-
tiers and names Lavinia Vaudeville
as eXecutriX.
Christian Soelle, of Chatham town
ship, bequeaths his estate to his wife
Hannah. At her death 800 is to be
paid to the son, Christian c. Soelle,
and the residue to his daughter Pau
line Jachuls. The latter and Law
renee Day are named as executors.
Mary Z. Halsey, of Whippany,
leaNes her entire estate to her adopt
ed daughter, Anna O'Donnell Halsey,
whom she names as executrix.
Jesse u Forsyth, Mendham, after
making number of bequests orders
the residue be divided among those
named. To his wife he gives $4,000;
to his step-daughter, Anna S. Crane,
81 900; to Philander b. Pierson, In
trust for Harold Crane until of age,
when the latter gets the whole be-
quest, $1,000; to sister, Almira For
syth,. 81 500 to sister, Sarah A. An
derson, $1,000; to sister, Louise e.
Demarest, $1,000; to niece. Sarah
Demarest, $1,000; to Philander B.
Pierson, $500; to Jesse Forsyth Rupp,
s10O. Philander B. Pierson is named
as executor. In a codicil the bequest
to Anna S. Crane is raised to $4,000