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Paquin Will Among Many Papers Filed with Court A petition for administration in estate of Judge Joseph R. Paquin, late of Biddeford, who died in testate May 7, was allowed by Judge Harry B. Ayer, at probate court, Alfred, today. No estimate of the value of the estate accom panied the petition, which was from the law office of Harold D. Carroll, this city. The petition is granted special notice by Lider Ayer, June 1. he request for administration was brought by the widow, Marie R. Paquin, who was made admin istratrix, without bond. The only heir-at-law listed was the daughter, Dorothy M. Paquin. Judge Paquin was judge of the Biddeford municipal court a number of years. Will of Moses Randall, late of Kittery, brought by Cora E. Randall, the widow, who asked to be made executrix, without bond. The estate is not expected to ex ceed $3,000 real and $2,000 per sonal. Terms of the will follow. One dollar to each of the fol lowing children: Lilla J. Libby, Wilbur H., Webster S., Edith C., Marion B. and Morris Randall, and Jesse M. Pinkham. The widow is then made residu lary legatee, with power to sell any portion of the estate she may deem necessary. In case there would be any remainder at her death the same is to go in equal shares to the following children: Emma, Doris, Alice and Erma Randall. The will is dated May 24, 1913, and witnessed by Elmer J. Burn ham, John A. Grant and Arnaldo Natino. Large Inventory. Inventory in estate of Frank C. Frisbee, late of Kittery, by George L. Tremetheren and Har ry E. Roberts, Kittery, and Frank E. Parsons, York. The appraisal was in two parts ,one covering the personal effects of Frisbee and the second his interest as partner in the firm of Frisbee Bros., Kittery, auto dealers, and general storekeepers. In their return the appraisers reported the personal estate as follows: Goods and chattels, $875; rights and credits, $9,976.95. In the partner ship, $15,938.19, making a total of $26,790.14. Attest: Solon Fris bee, administrator. Distribution account in estate of Elroy S. Moulton, late of Kit tery, by Mary E. Moulton, ad ministratrix, who reported a bal ance of $2,415.64, which is dis tributed as follows: Mary E. Moulton, $805.21; to each of the following, $402.61. Wells, Barbara *F., Elroy S. and Mary E. Moul ton. First and final account of Victor S. Sawyer, late of Kittery, by Frank C. Frisbee, administrator, who reports a small estate. Inventory in estate of Exdras Croteau, late of Biddeford. By Saul Gagne, Biddeford, who ap praised the estate as follows: Real property, $2,600. Goods and chattels, $181.75. Rights and credits $371. Total $38,152.75. At test, Philibert Croteau, executor. Commissioners’ Report. The report of Robert B. Seidel and Wm. H. Stone, both Biddeford attorneys, named by the court to hear a disputed claim agaist the estate of Monte F. Dennett, late of Kennebunk, was filed and allowed Thursday. The claim was for $720, and the commissioners allowed $65. John P. Deering, Saco, is ad ministrator of the estate. First and final account in estate of Mabel A. Ferguson, late of Kittery, by Charles F. Ferguson, executor, showing an estate of $1,308.75. All disbursed. Inventory in estate of Charlotte C. Weir, late of Biddeford. By Basil Emery, Biddeford, who ap praised the state as follows: Real, $100. Goods and chattels, $485. Rights and credits, $2,348.19. Total $2,933.19. Attest, Leon W. Weir, adminstrator. Inventory in estate of Benjamin F. Bowden, late of Eliot. By A. Raymond Knight, Eliot, who re ported as follows: Real, $2,200. Goods and chattels, $100. Rights and credits, $517.02. Total, $2, 817.02. Attest, Raymond W. Bow den, executor. Biddeford Cases. Petition for administration in estate of Fannie E. Libby, late of Biddeford. By the son, Joseph H. Libby, Biddeford, who asks he be named administrator. No estimate of the estate accompanied the petition. The heirs at law are listed as the son and a daughter, Mrs. Elsie F. Miles. Petition for administration in estate of Conrad Turgeon, late of Biddeford. By Anna Turgeon, Biddeford, mother. No estimate accompanied the petition. Mrs. Turgeon asks to be made admin istrator without bond. Besides the petitioner, the heirs at law are listed as follows: The father, Aime Turgeon, Marie J., Gerard, Leon, Bernadette, Henri, and Gertrude Turgeon, — brothers and sisters. Inventory in estate of Elizabeth W. Frost, late of Sanford. By Willis H. Folsom, Sanford, who reported a small estate, the amount returned being attested by Kenneth S. Sanborn, admin istrator. Inventory in estate of Inez H. Cowell, late of Lebanon. By Fred O. Hanscom, Lebanon, who re turned a small estate. The amount was attested by Evaiita L. Cow ell, administrator. Administration in the estate of Paula A. Bernier, late of Sanford. Emile C. Bernier, brother, who prays he be made administrator, without bond. There was no es timate of the estate. The heirs at law are listed as follows: The pe titioner and a_ sister, Hermine Leclerc, Oaklawn, R. I. Administration in estate of Florence Horsley, late of San ford, by Walter Horsley, son, of Barre, Mass., who asks to be named administrator, without bond. The estate is not expected to exceed $3,000, real and $2,000 personal. The petitioner is listed as the only heir-at-law. First account in estate of Janet Littlefield, late of South Berwick, by Elbridge Littlefield, adminis trator, who reports a small estate. Inventory in estate of Eliza beth B. Davidson, late of South Berwick, by Joseph P. Davis, South Berwick, who appraised the estate as follows: Real, $15, 000. Goods and chattels, $1,342.29. Rights and credits, $17,489.65. Total, $33,831.94. Attest, Thom as B. Davidson, executor. Inventory in estate of John H. Ferron, late of South Berwick, by Wallace N. Flanders, South Berwick, who reported a small estate, as appraiser. The amount was attested by Gladys E. Carpen ter, administratrix. Distribution account in estate of Wm. R. Thompson, late of Saco, by Ida M. Thompson, Saco, who reported a balance of $2, 377.122 for distribution, of which amount $792.57's goes to the widow, and the remainder ,$1, 584.75, to the son, Roger R. Thompson. Inventory in estate of Ethel W. Thompson, late of York, by Jo seph P. Bragdon, York, who ap praised the estate as follows: Goods and chattels, $355. Rights and credits, $5,525.50. Total, $3, 878.50. Altest, Raymond C. Blais dell, administrator. Distribution account in estate of Carrie L. Raitt, late of Eliot, by Roland A. Raitt, administra tor, who reported a balance in the estate of $5,657.26, for dis tribution. This sum is distributed as follows: $628.58 to each of the following: Arthur G., George W., Clinton, Norman J. and Roland A. Raitt, Cora E. Hurd, Florence KE. Trefetheren, Verna J. Black and Rae P. Andrews. Inventory in estate of Howard S. Wood, late of South Berwick, by Arthur A. Flynn, South Ber wick, who appraised the estate as follows: Goods and_ chattels, $824.50. Rights and = gcredits, $318.46. Total, $1,142.96. Attest, Leonora Wood, executrix.
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