New Britain herald., 1917-12-06

vided into IA equal parts and is left
as follows: One share to Evelyn M.
Epson of Wolcott; one share to Eu-
genia Morse of Wolcott; one share to
Martha Cole of Wolcott; one share to
M. Elodine Epson, Wolcott; one share
to Mary Andrews of Wolcott; one
share to Harriet E. Harrison of Wa
terbury; one share to Laura L. Crane
of Berlin; two shares to the Congrega-
tional Home Missionary society of
New York. two shares to the Woman's
Home Congregational Missionary
Union Of Connecticut; one share to
Ecclesiastical Congregational society
OF Wolcott; one share to the trustees
of the fund for minister's whose office
is in Hartford, and one share to the
Congregational church building society
of New York.
The will was made on February ~,
1901. in the presence of Herbert Bull
lard and John S. Fitzsimons of Hart
ford and Arthur B. Peck of Bristol.
Samuel A. Hart Is named as executor.
In case of his declining to act in this
capacity, Evelyn M. Epson is to be the
executrix A codicil was made to the
will, concerning the part of the estate
left to Martha Cole. Since she died
estate is to go to her children.
Through the efforts of Representa-
tive Augustine Lonergan Of Hartford,
a rural delivery mail service will be
established in Kensington. At present
the only delivery made here Is the
rural free delivery. Residents of
Kensington are obliged to call at the
post office to secure their mail AS
the district has grown considerably
during the past few years an effort has
been made to have a carrier deliver
the mail. The attention of Mr. Loner-
gan was called to the need of a carrier
and he has since been working to Sc
cure a better mail service here. The
post office department has promised
Mr.. Lonergan to establish village mail
delivery rot only in Kensington but In
Farmington Forestville, Plantsv1lle,
Simsbury, Suffield, Collinsville and
Unionville. Mr.. Lonergan has also
been instrumental in arranging WIN
,Sthe postoff1ce department to have a
government motor trunk line estab-
lished between Hartford and New
York to carry mail.
Col. Jarvis Elected President.
Col. Charles M. Jaris was yester-
day reelected president of the Hart
ford County league for the ensuing
year. Col. Jarvis as president of the
organization during the past year
greatly brought the league to the
front by assisting farmers in secur-
, ing help and giving advice. The elec-
ton was unanimous. Colonel Louis Il
Cheney was chosen first vice president
and the other officers were elected az
follows: second vice president, Mrs
T. Belknap Beach; treasurer, Frank
Stadtmueller, Elmwood; secretary
Miss Mary Bulkely, Hartford; execu
tonbury; Joseph w. Alsop, Avon; Mrs
H. Stanley Neal, Collinsville, and Mrs
c.. c. Pierce, East Hartford.
At the business meeting it was voted
to unite with the Farm bureau and the
new organization is to be known as thu
Hartford County League and Farm
Bureau.
F.. A. Brown who is wsll-known her
was re-appointcd agent of the leagu'
and manager of the farm bureau.
The local branch of the league i
planning many meetings for the win
ter for the purpose of advising loca
farmers how to secure a larger cro]
next season.
Church Supper Tonight.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged by Mrs Charles E. Sharpe
chairman, for the entertainm ent to .
, held this evening at the Kensingto
Methodist church following tn
church supper. The supper wi
commence at $50 o'clock and tn