In Re Estate of Bunting

Marshall Bunting died testate on July 1, 1925, survived by his widow, Clara Bunting, and seven daughters and two sons. By the terms of his will, which was dated June 14, 1922, he gave $5,000 absolutely to each of six of his daughters. The provision in controversy here is with reference to the other daughter, Charlotta Case. It is item 5 of the will, and is as follows:

“I will devise and bequeath to my wife Clara Bunting the sum of Five Thousand Dollars in trust for the use and benefit of my daughter Charlotta Case, she to pay to said daughter the income from said fund and so much of the…