“I give & devise my home No. 1923--16th Str. N. W. Washington D.C. to my wife Emma M. Brewer--the legal title is now in her--Probably this is sufficient, but as most of the cost was paid by me, I make this devise to avoid all question-- “Item Second-- “I give devise & bequeath to my daughters Harriet B. Jetmore, Henrietta B. Karrick & Elizabeth B. Wells, share & share alike, my cottage at Thompson’s Point with all the personal property in or connected with it--On the 35th anniversary of my marriage to my then wife Louise L. Brewer I deeded this property to her--whether such a deed from husband to wife is good under the laws of Vermont I do not know & so make this devise & bequest to avoid all question of our children’s full title-- “Item Third-- “I have $30,000 life insurance which was made payable to my wife Louise L. Brewer--I find in the several policies different provisions respecting the beneficiaries in case of her death--To carry out the intent with which these policies were taken out I give & bequeath to my said daughters, share and share alike, those policies & all sums which may be due thereon--The policy in the N. Y. Mutual provides for a 20 year 5 per ct. gold bond--I desire that this be taken out in the name of Harriet B. Jetmore & be her share in said life insurance--I prefer a registered bond if obtainable-- “Item Fourth-- “I give & bequeath to my wife Emma M. Brewer all the furniture, including therein pictures, in my home, which has been purchased since our marriage-- “Item Fifth-- “I give & bequeath all other personal property to my said daughters share & share alike-- “I appoint my wife Emma M. Brewer & my son in law James L. Karrick to execute this my will & desire that no bonds be required of them. “In witness whereof I have hereto signed my name this 25th day of Oct., 1906. “DAVID J. BREWER.” CODICIL TO THE FOREGOING WILL “I David J. Brewer the testator in said will attach thereto & make the following additional provisions-- “Item (1) The gold watch given me by the lawyers of Leavenworth County, I give unto my grandson David Brewer Karrick--the watch given me by my wife Emma M. Brewer I give to her grandnephew David Brewer Hall--the ring I wear on the little finger of my left hand given me by my wife Louise L. Brewer I give to my grandson David Brewer Jetmore--my scrap books & the books edited by me as well as the bound volumes of my talks & writings I give to my daughter Etta B. Karrick--the Bible given me by my wife Louise L. Brewer I give to my granddaughter Harriet Louise Jetmore--Out of my other personal property I wish my executor & executrix to select for each of my grandchildren not specifically named herein some suitable article as a special gift from grandfather-- “Item (2) I wish to be buried in Leavenworth by the side of my wife Louise L. Brewer--