New Britain herald., 1920-01-02
Hospital, Charity Organization and Children,s Home to Benefit
ALSO REMEMBERS RELATIVES
Sum of 1000 Will Bring Joy to Home of Niece in England - Another Item Provides for Education of Relatives

Under the provisions of the will of Mrs. Hope M. Swasey, widow of the late Doctor Swasey, the New Britain General hospital, New Britain charity organizations, the city milk station and the Children's Home are named beneficiaries to q portion of her es- tate. Relatives are also remem bered and provision is made for the educa- ton of the children of relatives. Until an inventory of the estate is filed it will be impossible to de- termine just to what extent the char liable institutions will be benefited.
 $1O,OOO One, Request.
 Provisions of the will are: That her furniture, furnishings, personal ef- fleets. etc, be given to May Martyr Booth to be divided according to the known wishes of the deceased In case of May Martyr Booths death they shall be divided into four equal parts, one part to go to MT. and Mrs. Robert M. Coupe and one part to each of the three Swasey families, rel atives of her deceased husband. The sum of S10,00O is directed to May Martyr Booth to be hers absolutely. To the executor the New Britain Trust company, s1,OOO is left in trust to be delivered to a niece, Mrs. John Lavery of 15 Cromwell Place, London, England.
 S3O,OOO Left in Trust.
 To the New Britain Trust company is left $30, 900 in trust to eXpend the income, or part of the principal if necessary, for the education of Addi- son, Dorothy and Edward Coupe, of Pawtucket. R. l., children of MT. and Mrs. Robert Martyr Coupe, until they become 25 years of age. Upon their reaching the age of s25, S1,00O shall be paid them from the principal and all other payments shall cease. The money is then to go to the trust fund.
 Public Requests Made.
 At the time when the three chill dren shall reach the age of 25 the trust fund is to be divided into 10 equal parts to be divided as follows: To the New Britain General hospital, four parts; to the Charity Organiza- ton. one part: to the Milk Station. one part; to the Children's Home. of which Rev. J. E. Kingberg is now the superintendent, two parts.
 The remainder of the estate is to be divided into IS equal parts to be distributed as follows: To May Martyr Booth, three parts; to Charles A. G. Swasey and Mrs. Charles A. G. Swasay of New Bedford, three parts; to Clara s. Dyer, New Bedford, three parts; to Marion Swasey of New Bed ford. one part; to Mrs. Anna G. Field of Orange, Cal. three parts; to Clara c. Field of Orange, Cal, one part; to the New Britain Trust company, in trust, opay income during life to Mrs. R. M. Coupe and upon her death to divide among her children when they reach the age of 30, two parts; to the New Britain Trust com pany for R. M. Coupe with the same provisions as above, two parts.
 To Keep It in the Family.
 Should Charles A. G. SWasey, Mrs. Charles A. c. Swasey, Marion SWasey, Clara S. Dyer, Anna c. Field or Clara Field die, it is the desire of the de- ceased that their share remain in their particular branch of the family and for that purpose she esta blishes the following three branches: MT. and Mrs. Charles A. G. Swasey and Marion Swasey, one; Anna c. Field Dyer, one. In the event of Mrs. Dyer'S death, her share shall be divided among members of the other branches, share and share alike.
 The New Britain Trust company is named eNecutor of the will which was drawn ur September $, 1916 and witnessed by Judge John II. Kirk | ham, r. G. Nibberts and Anna c. l MalmfCldt.