Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-02
LEAVES $1,000 TO
THE BACON ACADEMY
Mrs. c. c. Lippitt's viii is Admitted
to Probate In New London.

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The win Of Mrs Ida st. C. J. Lip
pitt, with codicil annexed, was admit
ted to probate Saturday afternoon in
New L0ndon by Judge Arthur B. Cal
kins. The will is dated Jan. IL. 1914,
and was Witnessed by Harold g. Pond
N. H. Avery and Leontine ST. Ger
main. The codiciI bears the date OF
Aug. is. 1916. the witnesses are Mrs.
Leontine st. @. Burke. The estate of
the testatrix Is estimated at approx
mately $45, 700. More than SIG, 300 is
given in legacles to various individ-
uals. The income of three quarters
Of the residue goes to Miss Constance
Henderson of New York and of one
quarter to Miss Grace J. Lippitt, the
daughter Of the testatrix. The pro-
visions of the document are as fol-
lows:
To Bolton A. Copp and the Union
Bank and Trust Co. Trustees, one third
of all the estate. real and personal,
with power to sell or invest, the in
come to be paid in quarterly INSTALL
ments to the husband. Charles c. Lip
pitt. This paragraph is revoked in
the codicil. the husband now being de-
ceased.
TO New London Cemetery associa-
ton, $500.
TO the Home for Incurables in New
York, in which Mrs. Rose Parsons La
throp is interested. $4,000 to maintain
a memorial bed in loving memory OF
my dear sister. Abby J. Morgan Je-
rome and to be known as the Abby j
Morgan Jerome bed
To the Bacon academy at Colches-
ter, 81 900 for the erection of a tablet
in memory of my father and mother.
To the Connecticut Children's Aid
society. $1,000 for relieving little Grip
pies.
To Bolton A. Copp, 81, 900.
To Misses Lucretia and Hannah
Jerome, 5000 each.
To Miss jamie L. Edgar, $500.
To Miss Mae Parmelee, $500:
To Mrs. Lucy T. Wetmore. 5000.
To Miss Lavinia Ogden. $780,
To Mrs. Abby Damon, $500.
To Miss Bessie Damon, 500.
To Mrs. Julia Devine of 103 Crystal
avenue, $500; if deceased to her chill
dren. BY the codicil the word chill
dren is changed to daughters
To Miss e. L. Miller of Brooklyn,
N. Y, $1,000. The codieil changes the
amount to $500.
Bank and Trust Co, trustees, $1,000,
the income to be paid to Constance
Henderson of New York during her
life, then to revert to the principal
fund.
TO Grace J. Lippitt, the daughter,
my interest in Shore Rock, New Lon
don.
The rest and residue to Bolton A.
Copp ard the Union Bank and Trust
Co, trustees, the income to be paid
quarterly to Grace J. -Lfppitt during
her life and after her death the rtust
to terminate aid the principal to go
to the children of Grace ]. Lippitt.
This paragraph is revoked in the
codicil and a new trust is created with
the same trustees. Grace J. Lippitt
receives one quarter of the income of
the residue during life and Constance
Henderson three-quarters. If Con-
stance Henderson dies before the ter
mination of the trust without leaving
children, then the whole of the rest
and residue goes to the Connecticut
ChiIdren's Aid society for relieving
little cripples.
If any 1egatee attempts to contest
the will the legacy of said legatee is
revoked.
In the codici1 Albert G. Newbury is
given an old mahogany desk.
Bolton A Copp and the Union Bank
and Trust Co. are named as execu-
tors