Hopkins v. Easton National Bank

A certain William Hermon Hopkins died intestate on September 19th, 1934, and letters of administration were granted to his surviving widow, Grace Russell Hopkins, on October 23rd, 1934. At the time of his death there was on deposit in the Easton National Bank the sum of $5,229.44 to the credit of William Hermon Hopkins, agent. The administratrix has made demand upon the depositary for the payment of this amount to her in the representative capacity, and the Isla Corporation, a body corporate, has given notice that the intestate had the cusody of the money as its agent. The bank thereupon…