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with the same powers as the original

with the same powers as the original
trustees.
(2) The house and lot at the cor
ner Of Bridge and Crosby streets.
known as the Fuller Homestead and
the furniture and furnishings there
of, except so far as they may be
disposed of by my memorandum and
by my executors, shall be used for
home for girls and young women
who are earning living in the city
of Augusta. This is not to be con-
sidered charitable institution but
a home where young women may
have the comforts, pleasures anr
protection of a real home at as mod
crate expense as Is feasible.
Said trustees may use such part
of the principal of the residue, as
they may deem necessary, to put the
house into proper condition for this
purpose. Or shall remain of said
principal shall form fund to
be known as the Fuller Memorial
fund, the income only of which shall
be used for the maintenance and
= care of said home. Said trustees
may, in their discretion, use the
income, allowing it to accumulate
for said purpose, to alter, extend or
make additions. I give my said trus-
tees full power to make rules ana
regulations for the use of said home
and they may intrust to an associa-
ton the charge and running of said
home but such entrusting shall not
affect in any way their power to re-
sumo the charge and running of
said home, If they think it proper
so to do, nor their power over the
rules and regulations for its use.
(3) If at any time in the opln-
ion of a majority of said trustees
there is no longer need for such
home, or If such plan proves TO
be too difficult to maintain, they
may use said house and land for the
benefit Of citizens or residents of
Augusta for such purposes as u ma
jority of said trustees may deter
mine. but preferably for home for
persons who may be in i'll health or
convalescent and in need of such
home.
as But If a majority of said
trustees shall finally determine that
1t is not feasible or Is too dihicuit
to maintain said house and land for
the aforesaid or for other purposes
they shall have power to sell and
convey said real estate and to add
the proceeds to the aforesaid me-
mortal fund, which fund shall there
after be held in trust to use the In
come only thereof for such charit-
able. humane or other public pur-
noses for the benefit of residents in
or citizens of said Augusta and or
the city itself as a majority of said
trustees shall deem best. l give to
said trustees the widest discretion
as to the use of said income trust
ing only to their sound Judgment and
wisdom so that said income be used
for the best public good.
(51 Any vacancy caused by death
or resignation of any of said trus-
tees shall be filled by appointment
by any judge of the supreme 5u-
dicial court of Maine upon petition
of one or more said surviving trus-
tee.
(6) II my personal property be
not sufficient to pay IN fuii an the
legacies of this will, the legacies
snecified in items second" and
third" shall be paid in full and
the other legacies shall share the de-
f1ciency in the proportion that each
legacy bears to the total amount CT
Iegacies. NY homestead lot ana
buildings shall not be sold for the
purpose of paying legacies but snali
he used for the purposes speclneo III
the residuary clause and trust
Sixteenth nominate and ap-
noint Norman l.. Bassett of Angus
ta. Me. the executor of this VIII
and I request that he be not re-
ouired to furnish as executor or as
trustee of any of the trusts named
in this will, in which he is trus-
tee. a bond. And I also request tPat
the trustees of the residue or my
estate be not required to 1urnisn
hond as trustees thereof.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l
hereunto set my hand and seal, ana,
declare this to be my last Will ana
testament, this twentieth day OF
February. in the year of our l'ora
on thousand nine hundred and twen-
| ty-four. r-r,rp
Signed, sealed. published and de-
clared by the above-named Helen
W. Fuller as and for her last Will
and testament in the presence OF us
who. at her request, In her pres
ence, and in the presence OF each
| other, hereto subscribe our names as
| witnesses thereto, on this twentleth
| day of February, A. d. 1874.
| IDA M. DUNTON,
GUY C. LONGFELLOW,
| ARNO A. BITTUES.