Hall v. Windsor Savings Bank

On August 1, 1900, Joseph C. Enright qualified as executor of the will of Henry L. Story, deceased, by filing a bond on which the plaintiff was surety. By the terms of the will, Sarah W. Story, widow of the testator, was the residuary legatee. She died before her husband's estate was settled, leaving a will of which Enright was the executor. On November 30, 1903, the probate court for the district of Windsor, in which both estates were in process of settlement, passed upon and approved the final account of Enright as executor of the Henry L. Story estate, found in his hands in cash, notes,…