The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-05
The Lamoille County
Savings Bank 4
Trust Co.,
Hyde Park, Vt.

The recent Vermont Bank Examiners report,
predicated upon the condition of Vermont Savings
Banks on the Both day of June, 1921, is full OF very
interesting Banking facts and we are pleased to
drawn therefrom certain conclusions of interest to
the prospective depOsitOr.
Every banker knows that there are certain
Gear marks which point Enthusiastically and un-
~erringly to a Strong and Safe Savings Bank and the
thrifty deposition is quick to draw his conclusions
when these facts are brought to his attention. If he
can ascertain which is the Safest and Strongest ne
accents no other. His motto is, The Best is none
too good. the Safest none too Safe
The following six "high points" in banking tell
their own story and are interesting reading to the
thrifty man or woman, boy or girl who is looking
for a Conservative, Solid, Safe Bank.
LIST: The Hyde Park Bank carries more than a
half million dollars of Government Bonds. No 9TH
er Savings Bank in Vermont carries as many IN
proportion to its size.
2nd. The most severe test of a Banks strength
is its ability to respond to emergency calls. During
the Liberty Loan Drives this Bank invested IN Gov
eminent securities more than one million dollars,
or nearly 40 per cent of its entire deposits. we
think no other Bank in Vermont matched this rec
ord. In response to calls from the United States
Treasury the Hyde Park Bank subscribed for and
took $3.50, 900 Of United States Certificates. Mother
bank in Vermont, large or small, State or National,
subscribed as much by 100000. Indeed, the COM
bined subscriptions of 80 Vermont banks at that
time was less than that of the Hyde Park Bank
alone.
Bird: The Hyde Park Bank carried June 30, 1921,
in cash. bonds and municipal securities, S946,2l5-
being more than 80 per cent of the Banks deposits.
Less than one in eight of the Savings Banks OF
Vermont carried this percentage.
Ath Less than one ia ten of the Savings Banks
of Vermont carried as large a percentage OF their
deposits in actual cash as the Hyde Park Bank as
shown bv the last Bank Examiners report.
9Th: Of the thrity-three Savings Banks In YER
mont. organized since 1889, when the Hyde Park
Rank was organized, there is only one whose sur
plus EQUALS that of the Hyde Park Bank.
9Th: The fact is now well established tnat the
Lamoille County Savings Bank & Trust Co., is the
largest Bank in the World in a Country Village.
No other Bank in a village of its size has equal as
sets or deposits. No fact speaks louder as to the
confidence of the people of Vermont in the Hyde
Park Bank.
If YOU believe in the old adage-"Dont put all your
eggs in one basket and if the foregoing six points are con-
elusive in your mind as to the superiority, Sondlty,
strength and Safety of the Hyde Park Bank, we should be
pleased to number you among our depositors ana receive
a share of your deposits. Your account will be appreciated
The HYDE Park Bank deems it a pleasure as well as a
duty to deal generously as well as equitably with Its de-
nositors. II therefore pays interest on deposits from the
day they are made for each thirty day period the money
remains in the Bank and Withdrawals may be made at any
time without loss of interest, except for fractional parts
of thirty day periods.
II is quite safe to send deposits either by postal or ex-
nress money order, check or registered letter. In this
Ranks thirty-two years experience no depositor has ever
lost a dollar so sent.
If YOU would like to Know more about the Hyde
Park Bank, with a detailed statement of its assets,
address a postal card to Carol S. Page, President,
HYDE Park. VT. writing thereon the words, W
would like further information concerning the
HYDE Park Bank" and a prompt reply will be forth
cornipu