Martin v. Gifford

By her will, Mary N. Shotwell gave her estate to her executors in trust to pay over a third to each of her two sons and —

"Third. To retain and hold in trust for my granddaughter, Rita May Demarest, one-third of my estate and to dispose of the same as hereinafter directed.

"First. To sell the whole or any part at their discretion, and to invest and re-invest the same in some safe security at interest, and from time to time add the interest to the principal sum, until my granddaughter arrives at the age of twenty-five years, when the principal sum is to be paid her, or her legal representatives.

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