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The Cambridge of eighteen hundred and ninety-six: a picture of the city and its industries fifty years after its incorporation (ed. Arthur Gilman) 2 0 Browse Search
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y Harvard University, for a rent of $150 per year. Mr. Dana accepted the position as cashier May 21, 1832. In 1864 the bank was reorganized as the Charles River National Bank, and has an average deposit of $600,000, with a business through the Boston Clearing House exceeding annually $1,200,000. The presidents of the institution have been Levi Farwell, elected March 20, 1832, died in 1844; Charles C. Little, elected 1844, died in 1869; Samuel B. Rindge, elected 1869, died in 1883; David B. Flint, elected 1883, resigned in 1887; Charles E. Raymond, elected 1887, resigned 1889. Walter S. Swan, now its president, was elected in 1889. Mr. Dana, its first cashier, held the position until November 22, 1858, when he resigned, and Eben Snow was elected. Mr. Snow resigned January 1, 1890, and George H. Holmes, the present cashier, was elected. The board of directors is composed of Walter S. Swan, William T. Richardson (elected a director in 1845), James A. Wood, R. N. Toppan, and Wi