O'Hara v. O'Hara

Charles F. O’Hara, a letter carrier in the service of the United States, died November 7, 1932, leaving a widow, Alice B. O'Hara, whom he had married on *76March 27, 1932. She became administratrix of his estate. He left also a minor son by an earlier marriage, Charles F. O’Hara, junior. The Probate Court charged the administratrix with $905 refunded to her by the United States. On a petition in equity by the son, the Probate Court decreed that a valid trust in ten shares in Watertown Cooperative Bank had been orally created for the benefit of the son. Alice B. O’Hara appealed.

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