Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-01-18
D. l.. NJ.

Fayetteville Grange met Thursday eve
ming Jan. 3D. and installed the following Off
GERS for 1873: Master, J. w. Tuthill over
seer, John Kenney; lecturer, George Downs
steward, $. g. Brown, Jr asst steward,
George johnson; chaplain, Mrs. William
Rand; secretary, Mrs W. T. Bruce treasur-
err, o. c. Merrifeld; gate-keeper, P. c. Gov
ey; Ceres, Mrs A. b. Franklin: Pomona.
Mrs /. Osgood; Flora, Mrs. A. S. Barnes :
L. A. steward, Mrs George Downs.
Pomona Grange will hold its annual
meeting in Fayetteville Thursday, Jan. 3lst
1t is hoped that every member will be present
at this meeting If any member have differ
ent intentions in regard to Pomona, will he or
she communicate the same by postal, or in
some other way, before that meeting. to the
secretary, Mrs. W T. Rrnce, Fayetteville.
IN MEMoRIAM
Whereas, 1t has pleased an All-wise Provi-
dence to remove from among us, Col. Jonas
Twitchell of Townshend, who has. with great
acceptance, served as Trustee of the Wind
ham County Savings Bank, for the term
of twenty-four years and as President for the
last eight years therefore,
ResolUed That We, the Directors of said
Corporation, hereby give public expression
Of our appreciation of the faithful and efficient
manner in which the deceased has discharged
all his duties as a bank officer.
ReSolced That We extend to the family and
friends of the deceased. our unfegned sympa-
thy in this hour of their deep affection.
Resolred, That a copy of these resolutions
be furnished to the bereaved family, and that
the same be printed in the newspapers of
Windham County.
S. d. WINsLow, End, President,
In behaif Of tie Directors
Newfane, Jan. s, 1875
THE wlNDHAM COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
The Directors of the Windham County
Savings Bank hereby announce to deposit
ors and to the public generally, that this In
stitution has not, for several years, been in
healthier condition, financially, than now. Its
securities are believed to be as reliable and
safe as those of any similar institution in New
England Its surplus is ample, comparing
very fayorably with that of other banks. It's
general prosperity for the last year, and es-
pecially for the last six months, is undoubted
by the officers of the bank. The committee
of investment exercise the greatest care in
placing funds and in connection with the
treasurer are assiduous in looking after previ-
GUS loans. Semi-annually the auditors care
fully and critically examine all the books of
the bank, inspecting separately the entries
therein, and proving the correctness of final
results. As heretofore, the management of
this institution is with the strictest economy
The State Inspector of Finance, who exam
ined its books and securities several weeks
since, and who made searching inquiry as to
the faithfulness of its officers, pronounced it
to be among the soundest of Institutions for
Savings in the State of Vermont.
The foregoing is published for the purpose
of showing, in general terms the actual status
of the bank as it is believed to be. 1t is du-
ty the directors owe to themselves, and to de-
positors, at this time, when the public mind
is questioning the stability of moneyed corpo-
rations. In addition to published statements
the President and Treasurer will hold them
selves in readiness to communicate to deposit
tors, and to others having a right to know
any information in their power touching the
present condition of this Institution.
SAMUEL d. WMsLow I'd, President,
In behdJ Cfthe Directors
Newfaua Ian y 1879