Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-21
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+. j. Orne has the job to cut ano
haul zoe, 900 #. of lumber to the lake
Schools Nos. 2 and 4, taught by Ida
and Della Hitchcock closed the 11th
good satisfaction having been given
There will be an oyster supper for
the benefit of the Lakeview Society at
Mrs. D. J. Orne's, Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 80. All are cordially invited.
Henry Friend from Glover has NOV
ed to the @. Ell. Atkins cottage.-Cy.
Lyon has moved from Lyndonville to
the farm he purchased of w. @. Dan
iels.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
| give a bandbox and musical enter
tainment at the Cong. church on the
evening of Jan. 25. G. Fred Wheeler
will be present as recitationist and
tenor soloist, and good program
will be carried out. Ladies will bring
| bandboxes. Proceeds for the society.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The following directors and bank
| officers were elected at the late annu-
al meetings.:
First National, st. Johnsbury:
Franklin Fairbanks, Angus FL. Nc
Leod, Delazon D. Wead. Chas. H.Ste
vens, Walter P. Smith, John @. Clark,
Samuel N. Brown. This is the same
board as last year, and the directors
organized by electing the old officers
as follows: President, Franklin Fair
banks; vice president, A. FL. Mcleod;
Homer Smith, cashier.
Merchants National, st. Johnsbury:
L. D. Hazen, w. E. Peck, George
Ide, w. L. Pearl, Fl. H. Powers, Ell
more T. Ide, L. K. Quimby. The di-
rectors organized by electing these
officers: President, L. D. Hazen; vice
president, w. L. Pearl; cashier, Her
bert w. Allen. The directors declared
dividend of per cent, payable Jan.
9.
Passumpsic Savings bank:
Emerson Hall, Theron M. Howard,
William S.Boynton, Edward Thrown,
Truman @. Fletcher, Ezra A. Parks,
Walter P. Smith, A. B. Noyes, John
III. George, Hiram ". Turner. These
officers were elected: President, EN-
erson Hall; vice president, Theron
M. Howard; treasurer, VIM. S. Boyn-
ton. The gross earnings of the bank
for the past year have been in round
numbers 100000, and their surplus
and profits is now about $50, 900. This
is very good showing considering
the times. The deposits amount to
81, 100000
Citizens Savings Bank:
A. L. Bailey, @. M. Chase, George P.
Blair, D. R. Densmoro, j. G. Hovey,
@. E. Joslyn, James Ritchie. The di
rectors organized by electing these
officers: President, A. L. Bailey; vice
president, George P. Blair; treasurer,
John t. Richie.
Caledonia National Bank of Dam
vile: The old board of directors elect
ed are as follows: II. S. ToIman, G. B.
Davis, Fred B. Stocker, Peter Wes-
son, L. II. Vance. The directors or
ganized by electing these officers:
President, II. S. Tolman, vice presi-
dent, Geo. B. Davis; cashier, E. Il.
Mattocks.
Lyndonville National Bank: The
old board Of directors were elected at
this bank, consisting of the following
men: O. A. Harris, Q. D. Bigelow, j.
w. Copeland, II. T. Pillsbury, J. F.
Ruggles. These are the officers:
President, @. A. Harris; cashier, L. B.
Harris. This bank has declared
per cent dividend every six months
since it was organized.
National Bank of Lyndon, directors
as follows; L. K. Quimby, @. NJ. Chase,
B. F. Lincoln, J. @. Eaton, S. S. Mat
tocks.
Lyndon Savings Bank: The old board
Of trustees were elected at this bank
as follows: I. w. Sanborn, @. d. Big
Glow, J. w. Copeland, Ell. F. Pillsbury,
j. T. Ruggles, III. E. Folsom, j. @. Ea-
ton. The trustees elected these Of
ficers: President, I. w. Sanborn; vice
president, @. D. Bigelow; treasurer,
I. S. Pearl This bank has paid it's de-
positors the customary dividend of 2
per cent.
LyndOnvilIe.
Wilmer Lyon has finished work for
T. n. Vail.
Our new water commissioner, Aus
tin Paige, went to Boston last week to
confer with the Boston & Maine mag
mates in regard to the proposed pump
ing system.
The citizens of the Center have sig
nified their wish to take water from