Monthly meetings were held at the Young Men's Christian Union hall, until 1880, when rooms were secured in Davol's new block. In 1907, however, it became necessary to keep the bank open every day. This plan was continued until 1916, when, in order to accommodate both investors and borrowers, a new series was issued every three months. In 1913 the sale was entirely dispensed with and loans were granted in the order in which the applications were received. During our history innumerable changes have taken place in our list of officers, shareholders, methods of keeping accounts, and so on, but the principles on which these associations were founded are the same today as they were on the day the first dollar was deposited.
Bank reserves the right to monitor and store the information that it receives.
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