Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14
MYSTIC
W7n ef Mrs. Sydney s. Brewster Pro- bstsd, fn Spite of oppositionsof Will Iisnsntic ReIatiye-Weddins Anni- versary Celebrated.

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 The win of Mrs. Mary B. Brewster, widow of Sydney $. Brewster, whose death occurred in the latter part or May, contains several beQuests Of in terest to Mystic people and the local Methodist Episcopal church. was presented in the Stonington probate court on June and after the hearing being continued three times, was ad- fnitted to probate by Judge Elias E. Hinc1kfey George B. GTinnell named in the will, qualified as executOr. The bequests include the sum of $l609 to the Mystic Methodist church to be used for repairat Improvements and Furnishings of the parsonage, Hsooo to the Foreign Missionary of the Meth or3fHt EDiacupa1 church, 1000 to the Hcme Missionary of the Metnodlst Hpisoopal church and $l,000 to the Southern New England Methodist con ference income fund for the oenent .,f oouference claimants needy min isters. The residence of the testatrfx fs hedueathed to the hou6ekeeper, Mrs Avery. The residue Of the estate goes to a grandson. the nearest living rel Several smaller bequests were made to distant relatives. Considerable op- position was made to probating the will by outside parties, one of these being Mrs. William Brewster Of Will limantic, who was represented at the nearing DY OtuCy w AANAA9 O4 HSSv Haven. Attorney Hadlai A. Hull of New London appeared for the execu- tor. Several beqnests were made to persons not now living.
 Instaltasicn ef Mystic Eneanpnent.
 The following of1cers of Mystic en- campmeuf, l. o. O. E.. were installed Friday evening by District Deputy Grand Patriarch Stephen J. Austin and suite: Chief patriarch, A orville }a~rv4r7. vrrQH6Aa1 HzfQzr Will. Hams; high priest, William McCaus- land. recording sorfbe, Robert Holi- day. financial scribe. c. c. Potter; treasurer. Samuel Stewart: Junior warden George> H. Griswold; first watch, William Hughes: second watch, Cratx: fourth watch, Benjamin Ben dit: inside sentinel, Arthur T. Brown; outside sentinel, Edmond Taylor; guide. Charles Sweet: first guard of tent. Tsacy Burrows. second guard of ten4 Leonard J. Hermes
 cream was served and smoke talk was enjoyed
 Married Twenty-six Years.
 Mk. and Mrs Fred Godfrey enter ta1ned on Sunday. Mrs Godfrey's sis - ter and family, MT. and Mrss Conrad Kretzer and MT. and Mrs. Leonard Hermes and daughter. Miss Isabelle kretZer HermeS. II was IkAe twenty sixth anniversary of the marriage of Mir. and Mrs. Kretzer and a very pleas ant time was enjoyed at this annt- verSary.
 Personal Msut;oa.
 Mrs. Catherine Haley and daughter Miss Lucy Haley. who have spent sey- eral months abroad. have sailed for New York.
 MT. and Mrs Clarence Bradley and son of New York are at Willow Point for the summer.
 Mrs. E. R Saunders, Miss Oriola Davidson and Waiter Eamer and Stew art Saunders are the guests of MT. and MrS- J. Alden Saunders on Ash bey street.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis are on their return trip after two months stay in Spain q
 Frank N. GiTfllan of New Britain. Ira F. Moves of New Haven, Edward Schoheid of Springfield John Fl. Hoxie of Boston, Harris Brown of Provi= dence. Hiram Burnett, David Gallup, Harry Hoxie, Roscoe Burrows, William Brand of New York were at their homes here over Sunday.