Bradford Bank - Bradford, VT

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: March 28, 1900
Location: Bradford, Vermont (43.993, -72.129)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: ad0633a5

Response Measures

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Description

Article (The Vermont Watchman, 1900-03-28) states 'A. Hale, receiver for the Bradford bank,' indicating the bank was in receivership (permanently closed/under receiver). The text does not describe a run or an explicit prior suspension, but receivership implies closure; I classify this as suspension_closure because the bank remains closed with a receiver. No other events (runs or reopenings) are mentioned.

Events (1)

1. March 28, 1900 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: A. Hale, receiver for the Bradford bank, was the guest of C. H DemWednesday night.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. March 28, 1900 The Vermont Watchman Montpelier, VT

Article from The Vermont Watchman, March 28, 1900

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Article Text

NTPELIER AND VICINITY. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. O.G. Barron is in the city called by illness of Mrs. T. S. Brophy, be Taplin is at home from Phillips Andover, Mass., for a two weeks' A. Hale, receiver for the Bradford bank, was the guest of C. H DemWednesday night. Gilman B. Dodge, Jr., of Lisbon, N. arrived in town on Thursday. She is hospital for treatment. R. Hayden is to give up his lease of Vermont House April 1, and has given oarders notice to leave next Monday. examination of teachers at the Union building by Prof. O. D. Mathewson Barre, county examiner, will be on 30 and 31. chafing dish supper and sale given luesday evening in the chapel by the of Bethany church was very much success. Nearly $100 was realized. trial of the case of Murray Martin Dr. I H. Fiske was continued in until about seven o'clock Tues. evening jury. and resulted in a disagreement report comes from Barre, which is for by certain parties, to the effect a child was born in that city March 17, breast is a remarkable birth mark form of a Shamrock leaf. R. Hayden, after retiring from the agement of the Vermont House is to his family to his farm in Berlin. He retain his position as baggage master Central Vermont station. E. Laird is deprived of the use of his and for a time because of a wound by a nail passing nearly through it in attendance upon the fire in the block this morning. Blanche, who was arrested on the of obtaining liquor from the city under false pretences, pleaded in city court Friday and settled by fine and costs amounting to $22 87. C. Nutt, son of the late Col. H. C. has been appointed assistant superof the Iowa lines of the Chicago, ington and Quincy railroad, with headat Burlington, Ia. The appointtook effect March 20. Tyler charged the jury Wednesthe case of Sanctuary against Blake. jury was out until two o'clock, but to agree. The next case for trial is pauper case of the city of Montpolier the town of Worcester. Peter Rivers slipped off the rear pl. of her home at 186 Main street Wed. afternoon and struck her forehead edge of an iron kettle, inflicting a segash and severing an artery. Dr. was hastily summoned and her injuries so that she is comforta- reorder of Daniel Worcester, county nissioner, the Montpelier city liquor will, until further notice, be closed o'clock on Tuesday, Thursday and evenings. This order has already into effect. The commissioner hopes, doing, to get rid of the objectionable who make life a burden at the agency Saturday evening. D. Sabin of this city and C. H. Sabin Albans, his son were called to do expert locksmith work in the opening R. Skinner's safe which had suffered going through the recent flood. They nplished the work easily. This was of some seventy-five safes which have opened in the State during the years. Ainsworth received a telegram this announcing the death of Mrs. Hutchins at Groveton, N. H. Mrs. was a sister of the late Mrs. worth and assisted in caring for her her last illness. The body was ought to Montpelier Saturday mornremais taken to Gouldsville for burial be-