Word: membership
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Bussey Institute is making rapid strides. Last year its membership amounted to two. This year the Institute started in with a membership of seven, which has since been increased to thirteen...
...graduate of any one of the subscribing colleges may receive instruction at the school, without tuition, as may any other American student whom the committee on membership may see fit to receive...
...membership for the present will be limited to 15 on account of the insufficient number of alleys in good repair. The officers as printed above were chosen temporarily and the initiation fee fixed at $3.00 with dues of $1.00 a month. Two matches already have been bowled, one with the Casino Club of Roxbury and one with the Arlington Club. The two alleys which the club have had made over are reserved during certain hours for the use of members trying for the team...
...decrease was due to an assessment made necessary by reason of the business not yet being firmly established. The membership of this college year up to January, as the table shows, is largest, and numbers President Eliot for the first time as a patron...
...regard to assessments, such as the one in 1888, following the reduction of the membership fee from $2.50 to $1.50, Superintendent Lyford states that unless some wholly improbable catastrophy should befall the institution it will never be necessary to call on the profit sharers again. The Co-operative has unlimited credit, owns its own stock, and has paid all bills due. Moreover the business has been constantly widening although it is not the aim of the society to compete for the patronage of people unconnected with the University. Not a little wholesale trade has grown up through orders from western...