Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-28
|SM|TH REQUESTS
| TO PUBLIC CHARITY
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trust for the establishment of two
funds, one for his granddaughter,
Alice May Hallock, and the other for
another granddaughter, Louise st.
John Hallock. IF either or both or
j them should die leaving no issue and
no brothers or sisters their share
or shares are to go to the Young
Mems Christian Association of the
Oranges
Another provision of the Will directs
the executors to pay in trust to the
United States Trust Company of New
York, If that may be lawfully done.
OF IL not to the Fidelity Trust Com
pany, $2T5,000, In money or securities,
and the income of this fund is to be
paid to the widow. Upon her death
$S7,500 is to be. paid to the Board of
Home MissionA of the Presbyterian
Church and like sum Is to go to
the Board of Foreign Missions of that
church. These funds are to be known
as the ALBERT d. Smith funds" and
are to be used by the legatees 'for
the purposes for which the said
boards are created The income from
the balance of the trust fund $780,
0o0) is to be paid after the widows
death to her daughter, Mrs. Hallock,
and at her decease the principal is to
go to the latter's children. In the
event of there being no lineal descend.
ant of the testator's at the time of his
wife's death this 100000 is to be given
in different sized requests to the
children OF Mr.. Smiths late brother,
William T. Smith; to his sister, Har-
riet M. Bigelow; to his brother. Henry
l.. Smith; Dartmouth College, Hitch
cock Memorial Hospital and the Pres
hvtar-i pna I'D IF p o1faf for Diao n Iad
Ministers. In this connection the Or
ange Memorial Hospital and foreign
and home missions of the Presby-
terrain Church are also Professionally
mentioned.
$27b.O0O In Trust.
Another fund of $275,00 is left in
trust with the United States Trust
Company. or if that transfer of money
| or securities cannot be lawfully made
under the statutes of this State, with
| the Fidelity. This fund is to be held
In trust for Mrs. Hallock, and upon
! her death for her children during the
| life of their father, Louis Hallock.
| Upon his death, or in case he dies
before his wife. the principal is to go
+. to Mr.. Hallock's children.
! Elaborate and, as it happens, I'M
necessary provisions are made for a
| trust fund of $475,000 and its ultimate
distribution in case the testator' s
wife and daughter had died before
him. Had they predeceased him and
had there then been no grandchildren
or issue of any of them surviving
$l50000 of this S475,000 was to have
been divided in different amounts
among some of the institutions named
above The balance, s325,000. was to
go to the residue of the estate.
Aside from all the previous direct
and conditional beduests. the testator
leaves s35, 900 to his sister, Harriet M.
Bigelow. He also bequeaths $4,000 to
the Fidelity in trust for his brother
Henry L. Smith, and the latter's wife,
| or to the survivor of them, and then
the money is to go to his grand
daughter, Alice May Hallock. The
same amount is left to the same in
stitution in trust for his sister, Sarah
l.. Smith, and after her death for his
granddaughter, Louise st. John Hal
lock- who is to receive the principal
of the fund under these conditions
when she becomes thirty years of age.
The residue of the estate is left In
trust to the Fidelity Trust Company.
1t is to be divided into two equal
parts, the income from one going to
his widow and the returns from the
other to his daughter. In the event of
| their death and with no lineal
descendants OF the testator surviving,
| the principal and income are to go to
| the House of Good Shepherd, of Or
ange; the Orange Orphan Society of
East Orange; the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of the Oranges. and
| the Orange Memorial Hospital.
| The will is dated December 6, 1911.
It specifically provides that no secur-
| itY shall be required of either of the
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document was witnessed by Freder-
| lex w. Bgner, Paul c. Downing and
Edward A. Pruden, Nce-president, as
sistant secretary and assistant trust
officer respectively, of the Fidelity
| Trust Company.