Montgomery County Law Reporter

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: Estate of William H. Ladd, Deceased. At his death William C. Ladd had a vested remainder interest in the estate, and it is awarded to the administrator c. t. a. of his will. The balance of principal anil income in the accountants' hands is divided into five shares. One share, or one-fifth, is awarded to...
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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: Estate of William H. Ladd, Deceased. At his death William C. Ladd had a vested remainder interest in the estate, and it is awarded to the administrator c. t. a. of his will. The balance of principal anil income in the accountants' hands is divided into five shares. One share, or one-fifth, is awarded to the Girard Trust Company, trustee for Ellen C. L. Conklin: one share, or one-fifth, is awarded to the Girard Trust Company, trustee for Mariana L. Edwards; one share, or one- fifth, is awarded to Benjamin W. Ladd; one share, or one-fifth, is awarded to Kate II. Ladd, the widow of Charles F. C. Ladd. and an administrator of Howard Ladd, deceased, and an administrator of Caroline F C. Ladd, deceased; and the remaining share, or one-fifth, is awarded to the administrator c. t. a. of William C. Ladd. deceased. (Eourt of (fuartrr SHatotta of fflontgottimj (Enmity In the Matter of Application for License of Horace B. Harley Where, in a hearing upon a remonstrance against granting a retail liquor license, it is charged that sales of liquors were made to persons who weru visibly affected by intoxicating drink, the testimony of a witness who had been previously sent to obtain evidence of such violation of the law, should be received with caution. The license court views wih much disfavor the combination of music, dancing and the sale of intoxicating liquors. One of Its many evil consequences Is that It directly tends to debase and corrupt the young. No. 80 March Term, 1917. W. P. Dannehower, Attorney for Applicant. N. P. Fegley, Attorney for Remonstrants. Opinion hy Miller, J. Located directly opposite the railroad station in one of the most prosperous and rapidly growing Boroughs of our county, and for at least the last twelve years occupied and managed by the appl...