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WEBSTER BANK SITUATION IRKS ITS DEPOSITORS Depositors in the suspended private bank of Jayne & Mason in Webster are becoming restive in view of the delay in announcing any definite plan for adjustment of the affairs of that institution. Their uneasiness is accentuated by an impression that appears to have gained considerable circulation in the town that the expense of handling the affairs of the bank since its suspension will come out of the The bank was suspended in August "Is the expense of handling its affairs paid by the state, or does it come out of the assets? asks an interested citizen of the town in an open letter to the Web ster Herald. If the It ought to make quite a dent in the Suggests Frank Discussion This writer suggests that meeting be called wherein those interested may discuss the entire situation frankly unhampered by "fear the officials will crowd them on notes held by Jayne & Mason "Couldn't it be arranged,' he asks. "some way so that everyone could 'say' their piece at the meeting without fear of being punished like a small In an editorial on the bank sit. uation, The Webster Herald says that it "regrets to say that no definite statement can be made as to what progress has been made with the propositions that have been under consideration for solving the bank situation that has caused SO much inconvenience and consider loss to the people of Webster and community but The Herald can see a faint ray of hope that plans for doing something are
