Bank of St Albans - St Albans, VT

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: January 15, 1886
Location: St Albans, Vermont (44.811, -73.083)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: a021d972

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Description

Article (Middlebury Register, 1886-01-15) reports Receiver Witters of St. Albans and an order from the comptroller to pay a dividend of $35,500, indicating the bank was in receivership (failure/closure). No run or prior suspension explicitly described in the excerpt; category chosen because the bank is closed and in receivership.

Events (1)

1. January 15, 1886 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Receiver Witters of the of St. Albans has received comptroller an order to ... dividend, amount $35,500.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. January 15, 1886 Middlebury Register Middlebury, VT

Article from Middlebury Register, January 15, 1886

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Article Text

Joseph Tierney, a well horse-trainer, died la years. St. Johnsbury young m a snow-shoe club f ports. new 28-column woman's Vermont Literary Quar unched at Montpelier. H. I. Hawley of Waterb bout the head Monday, bu consequence of the upse lamp. The university of Vern a total of 354 names o in the academical de in the medical school. Montpelier hasn't had a Engine company No. disbanded believing 1 use for their services. Rev. F. C. Cowper, rect hurch in Northfield, has a church at Phillipsbur Northfield January Receiver Witters of the of St. Albans has re omptroller an order to cent. dividend, amo $35,500. Jedediah Williams of ently injured by a runaw the town of Randolp ecause his horse was f1 icensed dog. Edward Kinney, a worl and marble quarry, 20 probably fatally injured mall piece of marble fro him in the back. Gymnastic training is he girls in St. Johnsbur young women has goi month's instruction to form classes and teach through the year. The Sprague Guards of chosen these officers Cl treasurer, J. W. Si committee, E. C. Davids, Germond; standing ed Barrett. A. J. Dimick, C. armorer, Ira Langdon. Rutland again has st policemen. President I second time the trustees down the village machi matter must lie over till a meeting, the people light and protection until F.M. Wood, recently master at South London deposed on charges repo partment by Inspector I which was that of sell property. Henry Godda: Ludlow lawyer, is the ne A stock company cal Publishing company has Fairhaven and about F will start a new weekly R paper, called theRutland is understood that Frai former proprieter of the will run the new venture We are glad to notice t recommends a renew priation of $7500 in aid o monument, which la of failure of conditions. projected is to be a worth sachusetts should have a she had a large one in commemorated.-Boston Don A. Barker sold t Slate works, January 4, 1 acres on which their