Central Trust plans new savings department for Cambridge
The Central Trust Company outlines a savings department policy with no deposit limits, four percent interest, and daily accrual. It contrasts stock savings banks with mutual savings institutions and emphasizes public education to promote saving and wealth accumulation. The article also lists local sports results and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Mutual Savings
Middle West
Middle West, As Well As the Stock Savings Banks
Stock Savings Bank
Trust Company
Stock Savings Company
Cambridge
Trust Companies vs Mutual Savings Institutions Compared
A company treasurer travels to trust companies in Providence, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland to study their savings deposits, noting tens of millions in deposits and superior service. He argues trust directors serve without compensation and are driven by pecuniary interest, unlike charitable Massachusetts savings banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Providence
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Mutual Savings Institution
Massachusetts Savings Banks
North Cambridge Lawn Party Promises Sunny Fun At St Johns
The annual St John s Parish lawn party in North Cambridge opens this morning at the Chapel grounds under Fr MacCool s oversight. Organizers expect plenty of beverages and sales while sports and dancing in the afternoon aim to draw a large crowd. Fr MacCool has worked hard to assemble attractions and aims for a record turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Rindge Field
Casey
Pembertons
North Cambridge
Wm. E. Russell
F of A
North Cambridge Council
IKK. of C
St. John’s Parish
Old Sol
Fr. MacCool
Fr. McCool
Summer outings and new jobs noted in local items
Street resident Mary and Vincent sail for Ireland with Miss Casey on the Ivernia. John Altimas returns to duties after vacation. Odd Fellows Hall hosts a charity concert and dance for Junction district lawn party. John Lynch leaves for Block Island. Hee Laveeney joins Lexington Concord Railway as conductor. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John P. Nelligan. St Johns choir plans July 4th activity on the Concord River. Nelle and Bessie Keefe depart for Milton summer cottage. Charles A. Higgins buys a residence on Irving Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lynch
Cedar Street
Block Island, ER. L
Hee” Laveeney
Lexington & Concord Railway Company
Charley Hamilton
Boston
John P. Nelligan
Rindge Avenue
St. John’s Choir
West Bedford
Concord
Nelle
Bessie Keefe
Milton
N. H
Charles A. Higgins
Rice Street
Irving Street
Somerville
Tobacco and cigar shop ad from Somerville
Wm Morrissey advertises keeping the best tobacco and selling top brands at high prices from Medford Street Somerville with phone contact 1202-4. Also mentions Raymond for insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Morrissey
Medford Street
Somerville
Old Home Week Parade Participation Notice
The Committee on Parade seeks information from all firms, corporations, social bodies and organizations about their planned participation in the parade on July 29 or 30. Send notices with approximate headcount, horses if any, and display details by July 1 to Russell A. Wood secretary Massachusetts avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee ON
Russell A. Wood
Massachusetts Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Mitchell
Curtis
Mass. Ave
Central Square
Herrick Shoe
Doris Oxfords
Brooks & Conley Real Estate and Insurance
M. F. Barry & CO
Elsjon Building
Inman SQ
Cunningham Bros
Greater
Foreign Exchange Department
American Express Company
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
Websters
Auburns
Cambridge Field
Brignolia
Havesinburgs
Cogan
Webster's
Charlie Hogan
Russell Street
Bridget Breslin
Dudley
Hayesinburgs
Johnny
Volk
Gandy
Corcoran’s
Andre du Carrell
Paris
France
John H. Corcoran
Corcoran
Olive Louise du Carrell
Artist of Fine Endowment
Professor du Carrell Hons
United States
Henry Siezel
Roy Faye
George A. Burdick
William C. Bates
Wm. Piper
Warren P. Adams
Lawrence C. Brooks
Carolyn P. Chase
Edwinl. Cheney
Edward A. Counihan
Ada R. Kinsman
Sherman R. Lancaster
James A. Lew
J. Henry Russell
Frank E. Satdaj Joseph
Ruel H. Fletcher
John D. Hillings
Herbert H. Bates
Edward Abbott
Charles E. Beals
George W. Bicknell
Woodman Bradbury
John L. Campbell
Samuel M. Crothers
John A. Crowe
F. Dickson
Michael Doody
J. Henry Duckery
Elizabeth Cary Agassiz
S. M. de Gozzaldi
Richard H. Dana
Joseph A. Thorp
Ole Bull
Nina
A. Littlefield
Mary al Littlefield
Charles J. McIntire
Charles H. Bonney
Otis H. Brown
John. Amee
Georgia M. Marsters
Charles E
Theodore F. Wright
Henrietta EB. McIntire
Albin Leal Richards
William Geopper
Ernst Flentie
John F. Dwyer
Joseph Noera
Elizabeth G. Noera
Charles H. Lake
John F. Crocker
John W. Coveney
James F. Aylward
Addie H. Tuttle
Edward W. Nason
George
H. Mahaidy
Massachusetts Ave
Room
Robert J. Nelledge
Real Estate and Insurance
LCBO
Harvard Square
Real Estate Exchange
Fahy
Flynn
Weal Estate
Tel
Real Estate
Insurance
Brattle Street
Harvard
Mass
Grant & Company
Putnam
Cambridge Furniture CO
Camridge
Barber Brothers Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Wae
Ruits
Andrew Street
Dobson
WM. F. Ware
Bristol Street
Thomas Powers
Harry & PowrEns
Palmer St
Brewer St
Telephone
Columbia
Jack” Sliney
North
Raymond
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