Windsor

CHAPMAN, Charles Field

Encyclopedia Vermont Biography: A Series of Authentic Biographical Sketches 
of the Representative Men of Vermont and Sons of Vermont in Other States. 
Dodge. Burlington: Ullery Publishing Company, 1912, p 143-144

Charles Field CHAPMAN, banker, Woodstock, was born 14 January 1856 at 
Woodstock [Windsor County, Vermont], son of George Roswell and Harriet Maria 
(JONES) CHAPMAN. Educated at Woodstock High School; Dartmouth College, A. B. 
1879; medical department University of Vermont. After graduating from 
Dartmouth College studied medicine for three years with Dr. Charles L. ALLEN 
of Rutland [Rutland County, Vermont], and in University of Vermont; broke 
down in health, and in 1884 entered Woodstock National Bank as clerk. In 
1888 elected treasurer of Ottauquechee Savings Bank, Woodstock; is still 
treasurer and trustee. Was president Vermont State Bankers' Association 
1910-1911, and now one of the executive committee. Republican; served as 
chairman of board of village trustees; several terms school director. Member 
of Protestant Episcopal Church; has been junior warden and treasurer of St. 
James' s parish, Woodstock [Windsor County, Vermont], and treasurer of the 
fund for aged and infirm clergymen for the diocese of Vermont; also one of 
the trustees of said fund, one of the trustees of diocese of Vermont, and 
secretary of the board. Member Woodstock Lodge No. 31, Free & Accepted 
Masons; Woodstock Country Club; Woodstock Improvement Society, Lakota Club, 
was secretary and treasurer ten years; secretary and treasurer of the Spinet 
Club; and secretary of the Woodstock Burying-Ground Association.

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