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Story October 24, 1903

The Barre Daily Times

Barre, Washington County, Vermont

What is this article about?

The trustees of Burr and Burton Seminary in Bennington receive notification of a $25,000 bequest from the will of Chicago resident Henry J. Willing, placed in trust for the institution's use, excluding property purchase or new gymnasium. This adds to his prior $5,000 contribution, totaling $35,000.

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A BEQUEST OF $25,000.
Burr and Burton Seminary Remembered
in H. J. Willing's Will.

Bennington, Oct. 23—The trustees of Burr and Burton seminary have been notified by the executors of the estate of the late Henry J. Willing of Chicago, that according to his will $25,000 was to be placed in trust, the income from the same to be used for the legitimate uses of the seminary. According to the will it cannot be used towards the purchase of any property or in the erection of a new gymnasium.

The sum makes $35,000 that Mr. Willing has given to the seminary within a few years, he having contributed the first $5,000 toward the endowment fund recently raised and placing him at the head of those who have given funds to the institution.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event Biography

What themes does it cover?

Triumph Moral Virtue

What keywords are associated?

Bequest Seminary Endowment Will Donation

What entities or persons were involved?

Henry J. Willing Trustees Of Burr And Burton Seminary

Where did it happen?

Bennington

Story Details

Key Persons

Henry J. Willing Trustees Of Burr And Burton Seminary

Location

Bennington

Event Date

Oct. 23

Story Details

Henry J. Willing's will bequeaths $25,000 in trust to Burr and Burton Seminary for its uses, excluding property or gymnasium; totals $35,000 with prior $5,000 gift to endowment.

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