Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
WESfERLY'S ELECTION OFFICIALS
Named by Town Council improvements Needed in
Centre of Town-Will of Evelyn S. Hall Disposes of
Large Estate-Bequests to Mortified Seminary and
Wellesley Collese-Pendleton Hill Man Charged
With Theft of Hen and % Chicks.

front of the edifice to permit the ersc-
ton of u new and substantial front
and at tie same time increase the ca
pacity of the church. 1t has been sug-
gested by members of the church that
when d new front is built the material
be of granite or brick and that a high
tower be included in the design, which
would not only beautify and improve
the churo h property but add materially
to the civic center Of Westerly.
The will Of Evelyn S. Hail. for Is
years principal of Northfield seminary,
who died in Westerly April IA, 1911,
was admitted to probate Tuesday at a
regular session, Judge Edward NJ.
Burke presiding. The will bequeathed
Sun. OF $4,000, the interest of which is
to be paid TO Mary Louise Hall OF
Westerly during her lifetime and then
to other sisters, Amelia Avery Hal
ana Harriet Trumbull Cathcart Upon
their death, the trust ceases and the
fl'rd is to be devoted to- the general
uses of Mortified seminary.
The sum of $4,000 is also bequeathed
to Mortified seminary, in trust, the
net income to go to Harriet Trumpu,l
Cathcart during her lifetime, and then
to Mary and to Amelia Hall. Upon
their death the. trust ceases and thu
fund is to be devoted to two scholar
ships in the seminary in favor of de-
serving candidates.
The sum of $4,000 is given to Amelia
Hall. $1,000 to Mary Louise Hail,
$1,000 to Harriet Trumbull Cathca1 t
and $500 to Elizabeth Potter $500 10
Gertrude Wyckoff. The two last name d
are engaged in foreign missionary
work.
Provision is made for another trust
fund Of $4,000 to the Northfeld semi
nary.witf, net income for life to Amelia
Hall. Then the interest is to be sdevot-
ed to the extra cleaning of the semi
nary. in addition to the janitors' work,
and to be used for general domestic
purposes in connection with the SEM
mary.
' Tine sun Of $4,000 is bequeathed to
Wellesley college, in trust. the net in
come to go to Amelia Hall so long as
she lives, then. to Mary Louise Hall
and then to Harriet TrumbuH Cath
cart Upon the death of the. three
sisters of testatrix the FIND will serve
as a scholarship, preference being Civ
en- to students from Mortified semi
nary.
The sum of $1,000 is left in trust to
Amelia Hall, the net income to be
used in the education of Elizabeth
Patterson, and to use any part of the
principal that may be necessary for
the purpose or for her support. Should
any portion of the fund remain upon
the death OF the benenc1ary, pr0V1dei
she leaves no children, the fund will
go to the Mortified seminary and for
the general benefit of the institution.
requests are also made as follows:
Samuel NJ. Cathcart $1,000, American
Board of Foreign Missions $1,000,
Kurrin Eatton home $500. Congrega-
tional Home Missions $500, American
Missions 500, American Sunday
School union 800. New England Sab
BATH Protective league 800, Nellie
Russell. missionary, $500.
The residue of the estate is to be
equally divided among the surviving
sisters. The trustees are authorized
TO sell any real estate owned by her,
if necessary. 20 pay the requests.
1t is estIms ted that the personal
property VIII excee1 $4,000. Amelia
Hafl was confirmed as executrix and
the bond was fixed at $4,000, without
surety. Samuel FL. Cathcart, Charles
Perry and Arthur L. Perry were ap-
pointed appraisers.
James e. Lanphsar vas appointe d
administrator of the estate of Horace
p. Lanphear, with bonds of $2,500.
James F. Boots, Charles J.. TAYLOR and
Eddie P. Ennis were named as ap-
Fraisers.
Jchr B. Brown as administrator OF
the estate of Saunders Gavitt. present
ed his first and final account which