New Britain herald., 1916-06-13

 ain, Conn.,, the sum of ten thousand dollars.
 q give and bequeath to my cousin Mrs. Fannie Newell of New Haven, Conn.,, the sum of four thousand dol lars.
 T give and bequeath to my cousin, Mrs. Bessie Cowles of New Haven, Conn.,, the sum of four thousand dol lars.
 T give and bequeath to my cousin, Mrs. Jennie Pond of Waterbury, Conn.,, the sum of $4,OO0. T give and bequeath to my cousin,
 Mrs: Charlotte Elizabeth Booth of Plainville, Conn.,, the sum of $4,O0O and to her husband, Arthur M. Booth, the sum of $1,5OO.
 q give and bequeath to Miss Marie D'Ascola of New Britain, Conn.,, the sum of $500 as remem brance of my sister, Nettie.
 T give and bequeath to the Plain vile Episcopal church: the Church of Our Saviour, in memory of my sister, ] Nettie, the sum of $1,OOO,, said sum to be used by the pastor of said church, as he may elect. 'I give and bequeath to the Roman Catholic church, the Church of Our
  1 in memory of my mother, the sum of 1 $1,0OO, said sum to be used by the l pastor of said church as he may elect. l II give and bequeath to my execu- 1 tor the sum of s7,O0O for the sole
 purpose of erecting and building 8
 memorial chapel, to be known as the
 Neal Memorial chapel in the Plain vile West cemetery, Plainville, Conn, 1 to be located as the directors of the Cemetery association may determine, my executOr, however, to have sole 1 charge and control of the erection l and construction of said chapel, ana l in accordance with plans and 1nstruc- l tions, if any, that I may leave or give ! them. Upon the completion Of sara ! chapel the same is to be turned over l to the care of the Plainville Cemetery
 association they to have full charge l and care of the same.
 l "I give and bequeath to James, Alice and Charles Mccall, children of 1 Charles F. Mccall, the sum of $500 l each.
 l q give and devise to Charles F. Me- l Call of Plainville, Conn, my property l located in said Plainville, known as | the Union house, being certain piece l of land with store and other build
 ings thereon, bounded north by land l of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, east by passway, known as Neals court, and South and l West by my own other land ! 'I direct that all tax due the 1 State of Connecticut under the law l relating to inheritances, on the leg l acies and devises I have given above l shall be paid as a charge against my ] estate and shall not be deducted from amount of said legacies, or paid by l the legatees and devisees. 'I direct that all the residue and 1 remainder of my estate be sold by my l executor and turned into money, and l l give and bequeath all of the said residue and remainder of my estate l to the Masonic Charity foundation of Connecticut, incorporated under the l laws of said state, to have and hold
 the same, said money to go into the 1 permanent or endowment fund of said 1 corporation.
 'I appoint the Plainville Trust com
 pany of Plainville, Conn, to be execu-
 tor of this, my last will" 1 Five Teachers Leave. l Five members of the teaching staff
 in the local schools will not return l here next September, according to an
 announcement made today by A. L. l Rogers, secretary of the school board. l The committee reports that contracts 1 have been made with many of the l teachers at present employed and with l three exceptions, the places of the oth- l CTS have been filled.
 l Weeks ago the teachers presented l a petition to the board for salary in l creases and Secretary Rogers states 1 that the board secured signatures to l new contracts after small raises had 1 been given to the majority of them. | The teachers, who will sever their l connection with the schools at the l close of the present term, are Miss Ellen Hubbell, Miss Maud Pierce, l Miss Esther Labaree, Miss Carolyn l Hogarty and Mrs. Barbara Rich. Secretary Rogers announced the staff for the next year, three vacan-
 cies yet to be filled, as follows: Prin-
 cipal, Orrin l.. Judd; grade seven, Miss l Inez M G1adwin; grade ', mixed Miss l agai1 Manning; grade six, Miss Ruby E. Lepper; grade five and six 1 mixed Miss Maud L. Johnson; grade l ;. Miss Mildred Nelson; grade four, l Miss Pauline Barruther; grade three, 1 Miss Agnes c. Anderson; grade two, ! Miss Abbie B. Brooks; grade 1 and ! 3 mixed, Miss Emily c. Knute; grade
 one Miss Nellie S. Brock; kindergar- l +or Miss Helen M Canfield drawing. l Mrs Alice K. Williams.
 l Miss Johnson, who is to succeed 1 Mice Pierce, comes from Bristol and Miss ApderSpp.- -XhQ 1S to have Miss