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Hiram P. Gerald, town clerk of Brookfield, Mass., and treasurer of the Brookfield Savings Bank, is missing, and it is believed that his accounts are short from $6000 to $10.000. The bank went into a receiver's hands, a week ago, with liabilities of $45,000. Three attachments, Monday, were recorded in Worcester against Gerald's property,one being for $20,000 by the receiver to coverthe bank's loss.
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Cash and Cashier Missing. BROOKFIELD, Mass., Dec. 31.-Hiram P. Gerald, cashier of the Brookfield Savings bank, has disappoared. It is believed he is a defaulter to the amount of between $10,000 and $15,000, and his disappearance strengthens this belief. About three weeks ago George W. Johnson, president of the bank, was appointed receiver. He instituted an investigation into the affairs of the institution, and has since discovered something wrong with Gerald's accounts. Gerald was town clerk of Brookfield. He ran a drug store, was interested in many business enterprises and was prominentin the affairs of the town.
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DR. A. SAWYER, OCULIST AND AURIST. No. 212 UNION STREET. Cashier Gerald Has Skippea. BROOKFIELD, Mass., Dec. 31.-Hiram P. Gerald, cashier of the Brookfield Savings bank, has disappeared. It is believed he is a defaulter to the amount of between $10,000 and $15,000, and his disappearance strengthens this belief. About three weeks ago George W. Johnson, president of the bank, was appointed receiver. He instituted an investigation into the affairs of the institution, and soon discovered something wrong with Gerald's accounts. Attachments have been placed on his property in Brookfield, and a deputy sheriff went to Springfield and placed an attachment of $20,000 on Gerald's property in Hampden county. Gerald was town clerk of Brookfield. He ran a drug store, was interested in many business enterprises and was prominent in the affairs of the town.
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Bank Treasurer Goes Wrong. Worcester, Mass., Jan. 1.-George W. Johnson, receiver of the Brookfield Savings bank, has issued a warrant for the arrest of Hiram F. Gerald, the treasurer of the bank, who is missing with $10,000 of the bank's funds. Gerald's downfall is due to reckless bucket-shop speculation.
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Brookfield's Town Clerk Missing. Hiram P. Gerald, town clerk of Brookfield, Mass., "and treasurer of the Brookfield savings bank, is missing and it is believed that his accounts are short from $6000 to $10,000. The bank went into a receiver's hands a week ago with liabilities of $45,000. Three attachments were recorded in Worcester against Gerald's property Monday, one being for $20,000 by the receiver to cover the bank's loss.
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Cashier Gerald Has Skipped. BROOKFIELD, Mass., Dec. 31.-Hiram P. Gerald, cashier of the Brookfield Savings bank, has disappeared. It is believed he is a defaulter to the amount of between $10,000 and $15,000, and his disappearance strengthens this belief. About three weeks ago George W. Johnson, president of the bank, was appointed receiver. He instituted an investigation into the affairs of the institution, and soon discovered something wrong with Gerald's accounts. Attachments have been placed on his property in Brookfield, and a deputy sheriff went to Springfield and placed an attachment of $20,000 on Gerald's property in Hampden county. Gerald was town clerk of Brookfield. He ran a drug store, was interested in many business enterprises and was prominent in the affairs of the town.
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Something Left for Depositors. Boston, March 11.-Receiver George W. Johnson, of the Brookfield Savings bank today presented to Judge Lathrop in the supreme court his report on the condition of the bank's affairs, and asked that a dividend of 30 per cent be declared to depositors. The defalcation of the treasurer, Hiram P. Gerald, is given as $27,240. There are 456 depositors' books outstanding against the bank, representing $76,700. The books of the bank were falsified and entries of payments to depositors were made. The late treasurer is now in jail awaiting trial. The amount which the receiver has on hand is $25,171.
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Brookfierd in shar shape, BOSTON, March 12.-Receiver Johnson of the Brookfield Savings bank yesterday presented to Judge Lathrop his report 0 the condition of the bank's affairs, am. asked that a dividend of 30 per cent be de clared to the depositors. The most deplorable fact stated in the report is that 0 the defalcation of the treasurer of th bank, Hiram P. Gerald, who absconde after the appointment of Mr. Johnson n receiver. The report states that the defalcation amounts to $24,240.
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Bondsmen Must Pay. Worcester, Mass., May 27.-The jury in the case of George T. Johnson of Brookfield, receiver of the Brookfield Savings bank, against Hiram P. Gerald and his bondsmen have returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the superior civil court. This suit was brought by the receiver of the bank to recover on the surety of the former treasurer of the bank, Gerald, who is serving a sentence in state prison for embezzlement of the funds of the institution. The defendant claimed that the bond was never properly delivered to the trustees of the bank, and it appeared in evidence that it was found back of a bottle in the defaulter's drug store.
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Judgment Against Bondsmen. Worcester, Mass., May 27.-The jury in the case of George T. Johnson of Brookfield. receiver of the Brookfield Savings bank, against Hiram P. Gerald and his bondsmen, has returned a verdict for the plaintiff. This suit was brought by the receiver of the bank to recover on the surety of the former treasurer of the bank, Gerald, who is serving a sentence in state prison for embezzlement of the funds of the institution. The defendant claimed that the bond was never properly delivered to the trustees of the bank, and it appeared in evidence that it was found back of a bottle in the defaulter's drug store.