Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-19

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 ular session of the Westerly probate court Tuesday afternoon The VIII of Alfred c. Smith. who died December
 15, 1915. was admitted to probate ana
 the widow. Emogene smith was cono aa
 hrmed as executrix- A bond Of s50e I was furnished for the payment or all l just debts and funeral expenses All I property of deceased of whatever name | or nature is given Mrs. Smlln- 1hs l will was executed April IT, 1915. and I witnessed by Robert s. smith ana l Eugene B. Pendieton.
 l The will of Charles Barber Coon l was presented for probate and con- l tinued for two weeks with order or | notice. The will was executed Novem- Der ', 1901. and witnessed by Ethan | Wilcox and William Hoxsey After | providing for the payment of. just l debts and funeral expenses, the real and residue of the estate was l bequeathed to his wife, Harriet N. Coon, since deceased. with full power I to sell and dispose of same. Upon the l death of Mrs. Coon. the will provides I that all the property. real and per sonal, shall go to Minnie A. Taylor. I clause in the will provides that should | Mrs. Coon and Minnie Taylor both l survive the testator that Mrs. Coon I should be. the executrix Of the estate. l But if she did not desire to serve, or | was incapacitated that Minnie Tay- | Tor be executor Should Mrs. Coon | die then Minnie Taylor, is to be the sole heir of the estate, and executor l of the same. Minnie A. Taylor men tioned in tho will, is now Mrs. George I A. ChampIin, and has lived with MT.
 and Mrs. Coon since her childhood and I has always been treated as their l daughter. ! The will was executed more | than fourteen years ago.
 In the estate of William A. Rowe. | the petition of Susannah Rowe for au- l thority to dispose of household eff | fleets, was granted.
 Release for Susan E. Barber, for 1 herself individually, to herself as ad- l Barber, relinguishing all claims and I demands. and acknowledging the re- | ceipt of her interest in the estate. l was received and ordered recorded 1 with the estate.
 | Past WorshipflI Master Joseph Law | ton, of Providence, third district dePu- l ty grand master, presided at the elec- l tion of officers Of Franklin lodge, No. Il 20, Free and Accepted Masons, at the I fifty ninth annual communication and | installed the elective and appoinuve l officers, assisted by Worshipful Albert 1 H. Spicer, sJr., as grand master of l ceremonies as follows:
 | Walter c. Hiscox, worshipful mas | ter; Daniel F. LarAin, senior warden: 1 George H. Harper. junior warden: AL 1 bert Fl. Spicer. treasurer; Albert B. i Barber secretary; wmh H. Sanford. l chaplain; Carl B. Burdick, senior dea-
 con; Samuel H. Davis, junior deacon; l Eugene B. Pendleton. marshal; Harold D. Livingstone, senior steward; l yettc F. Freeman. sentinel; Robert J. l H. Bethel musical director; dances E. l Robinson. George BellaHy, Charles l W. Willard, members of finance com l nlittee; George Bellamy and Russell | B. Smith. trustees of permanent fund. Il T.. l worshipful master, was presented a | past masters jewel by the lodge, and
 an apron by. his fellow officers. | These members of Franklin lodge
 John T. Boadfort, William D. Moss, David Hepworth, John F. Nash. l Charles H. Potter, James Valentine,
 Lorenzo D. Richmond and John Les l lie.
 George Benjamin Utter, of Westerly, | a son of the late Governor and Con- | gressman George Fl. Utter, married l Monday night Miss Katherine Latham | Wilbar, the ceremony being perform | ed by Rev. Joseph Flames. in Bridge water, Mass. and the homo of the | A. Wilbar. The bride was attended
 by Mrs. Donald G. Wilbar, of East
 Braintree, as matron, of honor and
 Miss Margaret A. Crane of Bridgewa-
 ter, and Miss Eleanor Hir of West
 BrooEfield were bridesmaids. Miss
 Wilbar was married in the wedding
 gown worn by her grandmother. The
 groom was attended by Alexander c.
 Nash, of New York as best man. The ushers were Donald Wilbar of East
 Braintree. Dr. Henry E. Utter of Prov idence, and Julian w. Maxson and D. i. Harold Rogers of Westerly. After a
 brief wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Ut- ter will reside on Grove avenue.