Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-16
Requests Of Mrs. Moody

The will of the late" Mary 6
Moody of Mount Pleasant avenue
was filed at the county probate Of
flee Saturday morning by the execu.
tor, Ernest G. Butler, named therein.
The following requests were mace
, to inhabitants of the town Of Show
hogan, 5000 in trust. the income only
to be used to provide for the per-
petual care of the George A. Moody
lot in the Southside cemetery; 70
the inhabitants of the town Of East
Livermore, 5000, the income only to
be used to provide for perpetual care
of lots where Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Moody parents of the late George A.
/, Moody. are buried and for lot where
Mrs. Alzada Berry, sister OF the iaIe
George A. Moody is buried; to the IN
habitants of the town of Pennington
500, the income only to be USED 70
!. provide for perpetual care OF Nv
where Annie c. Bennett, sister OF Mrs.
Moody is buried; to Nellie Moody ana
Florence Moody, nieces OF the aus
George A. Moody, share and snare
alike, or to the survivor OF tnenl'
$500, they now reside in Augusta;
James Ross of Madison and to nn
heirs, $500; to Frank l.. Everett
nephew, of East Corinth, $l0OO, pe'
cause of his great kindness; 10 ne-
phew, Charles Kempton OF Presqus
Isle, $500, in trust, for the use anu
benefit of his sister Olive kempto+
who is now married, but whose mar
ried name was unknown to MIS-
Moody, with full power and autnofi,
ty to use the income and soimucn =.
the principal as in his judgment
necessary for her comfort and sup.
port and should any thing remain =.
her death to husband of niece IL ~
be living: to ister-in-law, MaseN
A. Bennett of Encanto. Cal, widow
of Norris A. Bennett. if she4s liVins
at decease of Mrs. Moody. S5Oo, ~
Maggie White of Skowhegan, sS ."n
to Ernest c. Butler, In trust. 'IV"
with the authority to use the w
come and so much of the principsas.
as in his judgment is necessary ~,
the comfort and support OF nus!
Forg. daughter of Charles Foss y.
Skowhegan, if any thing remains "a :,
the death of Ruby Fogg, tne ST. ST.
balance shall pass under the rs ~,
clause of the will; to Elvira Everett
oak chamber set, spring, mattress a.a
bedding for bed; to jessie IT,,
daughter of James Ross OF Maulsvr'
walnut bedstead, brown ash dree0.s
trimmed with walnut; the thlrlee"nn
and last clause of the will VIII pe
especial interest to the reslden.s a.
Skowhegan and reads as 1olios,s .,
"All the rest, residue and rethain I'D
of nv estate, wherever found an
however situated at the time Oh ms
decease. I give, bequeath ana aeurs
to the First National Bank of Skns
hogan. Maine. in trust, however 30
lave and TO hold the same ior .he
following purposes: II wltnin ,o,s
period of twenty years from the ua
of my death, home for aged "on -sod
is established or a home Tor as sor
men and women in Skowhegan' un .aa
whatever name. then l direct sS
bank to pay said sum with us a.. .hs
mutation to the proper of1cers Y. net
home. said amount to be held III I'm. I'm.
and the income only used for the n
port of the home. 1t is my reGu.', NV
possible and found practical una. ne
home on Mount Pleasant avenue e,,.h
used for such n home. II no ou
home is established within the m
cd above mentioned. then ana nav
such case direct said bank 10 A.
said amount to Good VIII Hohe he
sociation at Fairfield. Maine. I" or,y
held in trust and the income oon.
used to prov de for the eXnenst AZ
nected with the homes for gins
said Fairfield" oo
The estate is valued at SS,ooV