22075. Vermont National Bank (St Albans, VT)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
1583
Charter Number
1583
Start Date
February 26, 1880
Location
St Albans, Vermont (44.811, -73.083)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
c6918c2f

Response Measures

None

Description

Newspaper notices (1885 reprinting of an 1880 notice) show the bank was in the hands of a receiver (George W. Hendee) and the receiver is offering assets for sale. No article describes a depositor run; the bank is already in receivership/closed. Dates in the notices refer to Feb 1880 (receiver's notice dated Feb 26 and Feb 20, 1880).

Events (2)

1. February 26, 1880 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
The interest of the Vermont National Bank of St. Albans, in and to the Montreal, Portland and Boston Railroad... The undersigned, receiver of said Vermont National Bank... The property, bonds, stocks and judgment aforesaid will be sold together and for the same sealed bids are asked for...
Source
newspapers
2. February 26, 1880 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
The undersigned, receiver of said Vermont National Bank, has up to this time been kept out of possession... The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids... GEORGE W. HENDEE, Receiver Vermont National Bank of St. Albans. Feb. 26, 1880
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (3)

Article from New-York Tribune, March 14, 1885

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FOR SALE. Montreal, Portland and Boston Railroad of Canada. The following property is offereditor sale: The Interest of the Vermont National Bank, of St. Albans. in and to the Montreal, Portland and Boston Rattread and its appartenances located In Canada, ronning from st Lambert, opposite the City et Montreal sontheasterly to West Farnham about thirty-two miles. and from that point southerly to Vermont State line about twenty-five miles also two branches agregating about thirteen miles. making about peventy miles in all; also 538 first mortgage bonds of said Railroad Company of -1.000 each out of a total issue of 901 bonds of $1,000 each : also, all said bank's interest in 160 other of the first mortgage bonds of $1,000 each of said Railroad Company. the same having been pledized to other parties for the sum of $88,000. Also 100 second mortgage woods of sald Railroad Company of $1,000 each, and being the entire issue of second mortgage bonds. Also 7,924 shares of the capital stock issued by said raid oad Company of the par va ue of $100 each. the entire capital stock issued by said con pany being 10,199 shares. also a judgment in favor of the Tochelaga Bank of Canada of about $ 000 and accrued Intereat against said Moutr al. Portland and Roston Hattroad Com. Dany DOW owned by said Vermont National Bank, and whelly unsatisfied. The 32 miles of said road from St. Lambert to V est Fordham form a connection on a direct route from Montreai to Boston. and is a portion of what is KNOWD as the "Air the Line" between those cities, and is at present used by Canada Pacific Railroad Company as its eastern outlet. The whole road of about seventy rules is well worth $800.COD: the thirty-two miles islaid with steel rails, is in ex. cellent condition and the d pola and other appurtenances be. longing to the road are first-class. I be undersigned, receiver of said Vermont National Bank, has up to this time been kept out of possession of the road by eral proceedings In Canada. which have altogether been based on technicalities. The cases are now pending as SOOD as ecision on the merits is arrived at, the controlling interest now in the receiver's hands and hereby offered for sale must obtain the road and property Full particulars may be obtained by applying to the receiver of Vermont National Bank. St. Albana. Vt. The property, bonds, stocks and judgment aforesaid will be Gold together and for the same sealed bids are asked for and will be re eived by the undersigned at St. Albans. Vermont, B to the 6th day of May. 188. en which day the arme will be opened. examined and the sale determined. Bids should be explicit in terms and amount. and the undersigned reserves theri ht to reject any and all bide that may be made. Bidders pie required to give a bond or depo it a certified check for ten per cent of their bid as & voucher for their responsibility, the sawe to be returned if the bid is not accepted Bids with bond or check should be sealed and inclosed in another enelope and directed to the undersigned at St. Albans, Ver. cont. This sale is made under an order of the United States Circuit for the District of Vermont. GRORGE W. MENDEE, Receiver Vermont National Bank of SL Albane. Feb. 26. 1880


Article from New-York Tribune, April 13, 1885

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Hotels. # MANSION HOUSE. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, directly opposite Wall-st., New-York; four minutes' walk from Fulton or Wall Street Ferry; superior accommodations at reasonable rates; select family and transient hotel; 200 rooms. Financial # FOR SALE. # Montreal, Portland and Boston Railroad of Canada. The following property is offered for sale: The interest of the Vermont National Bank of St. Albans, in and to the Montreal, Portland and Boston Railroad and its appurtenances located in Canada, running from st Laubert, opposite the city e Montreal, southeasterly to West Farnham about thirty-two miles, and from that point southerly to Vermont State line about twenty-five miles also two branches aggregating about thirteen mies, making about seventy miles in all; also 533 Lrst mortgage bonds of said Railroad Company of $1,000 each out of a total issue of 901 bonds of $1,000 each; also, all sald bank's interest in 160 other of the first mortgage bonds of $1.000 each of said Railroad Company, the same having been pledved to other parties for the sum of $88,001 Also 100 second mortzage bonds of said Railroad Company of $1,000 each, and being the entire issue of second mortizace bonds. Also 7,924 shares of the capital stock issued by said ra ond Company of the par va ne of $100 each the entire capital stock issued by said company being 10,190 shares also a Judgment in favor of the Hochelaga Bank of Canada of about $1.000 and accrued interost against said Montreal, Fortland and Boston Hallroal Company now owned by said Vermont National Bank, and whol y unsatisfied. The 32 miles of said road from St. Lambert to Most Fordham form a connection on a direct route from Montreal to Boston, and is a portion of what is known as the "Al Line" between those chies, and is at present used by the Canada Pacific Railroad company as its eastern outlet. The whole road of about seventy miles is well worth $800,-000; the thirty-two miles is laid with steel rail, is in ex. cellent condition and thed pors and other appurtenances be-longing to the road are first-class. The undersigned, receiver of said Vermont National Pank, has up to this time been kept out of possession of the road by teral proceelings in Canada, which have altogether been based on techocalities, the cases are now pending as soo as a decision on the merits is arrives at, the controlling interest now in the receiver's hands and bereby oneret for sale must obtain the road and property Fuil particulars may be obtained by applying to the receiver of Vermont National Bank. St. Albane, Vt. The property, wonds, stocks and judgment aforesaid will be sold together and for the same sealed buds are asked for and wili bete etved by the undersigned a St. Albans. Vermont, up to the 6th day of Mav, Iss, on which day the same will be opened, examined and the sale determined. Bids should be explicit in terms and amonnt, and the undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids that may be made. Bidders ate required to give a bond or depo it a certified check for ten per count of their bid as a voncher for their responsibility, the same to be returned if the bid is not accepted. Bds with boud or check should be sealed and inclosed in another en-velope and directed to the under-igned at St. Albans, Vermont. This sale is made under an order of the United States Circuit for the District of Vermont. GEORGE W. HENDEE, Receiver Vermont National Bank of St. Albans. St. Albans, Feb. 26, 1880,


Article from New-York Tribune, April 20, 1885

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FOR SALE. # Montreal, Portland and Boston Railroad of Canada. The following property is offered for sale: The interest of the Vermont National Bank of St. Albans in and to the Montreal, Portland and Boston Railroad and its appurtenances located in Canada, running from St. Lambert, oppost the city of Montreal, southeasterly to West Farn-ham about thirty-two miles, and from that point southerly to Vermont state line about twenty-five; miles also two branches aggregating about thirren miles, making about seventy miles in all; also 538 first mor gage bonds of said Railroad company of $1,000 each out of a total issue of 901 bonds of $1,000 each; also, all said bank's interest in 160 other of the first mortgage bonds of $1,000 each of said Railroad Company, the same having been pledged to other parties for the sum of $8,000. Also 100 second mortgage bonds of said Railroad Company of $1,000 each, and being the entire issue of second mortgage bonds. Also 7,024 shares of the capital stock issued by said road and Company of the par value of $100 each, the entire capital stock issued by said company being 10,190 shares. also a judgment in favor of the Hochelaga Bank of Canada of about $1000 and accrued interest against said Montreal, Portland and Boston Railroad Company now owned by said Vermont National Bank, and wholly unsatisfied. The 32 miles of said road from St. Lambert to West Fordham form a connection on a direct route from Montreal to Boston, and is a portion of what is known as the "Air Line" between those cities, and is at present used by the Canada Pacific Railroad company as its eastern outlet. The whole road of about seventy miles is well worth $400,000: the thirty-two miles is laid with steel rail, is in excellent condition and the depots and other appurtenances be-longing to the road are first-class. The undersigned, receiver of said Vermont National Bank, has up to this time been kept out of possession of the road by legal proceedings in Canada, which have altogether been based on technicalities, the cases are now pending as soon as a decision on the merits is arrived at, the controlling interest now in the receiver's hands and hereby offered for sale must obtain the road and property. Full particulars may be obtained by applying to the receiver of Vermont National Bank, St. Albans, Vt. The property, bonds, stocks and judgment aforesaid will be sold together and for the same sealed bids are asked for and will be received by the undersigned at St. Albans, Vermont, up to the 5th day of May, 188, on which day the same will be opened, examined and the sale determined. Bids should be explicit in terms and amount, and the undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids that may be made. Bidders are required to give a bond or deposit a certified check for ten per cent of their bid as a voucher for their responsibility, the same to be returned if the bid is not accepted. Bids with bond or check should be sealed and inclosed in another envelope and directed to the undersigned at St. Albans, Vermont. This sale is made under an order of the United States Circuit for the District of Vermont. GEORGE W. HENDEE, Receiver Vermont National Bank of St. Albans. St. Albans, Feb. 20, 1880,