Pryor's Estate

Kenworthey, J.,

Opinion by

On May 28, 1934, Benjamin F. Pryor, appellant, was appointed guardian of the estate of his feeble-minded brother Allan. Allan’s widow (he died before the account was filed) excepted to three items in the account, (1) the payment of $1365 to Joseph Pryor, Allan’s father, (2) the payment of a fee of $1000 to the guardian’s attorney, and (3) the payment by the guardian to himself of a commission in the amount of $303.05. The total estate amounted to $6,099.41. The court disallowed the payments to Joseph, reduced the allowance for counsel fees to $300,.and disallowed the…