The St. Mark’s Club was a social organization in Southborough open to men over the age of 21. The club’s founding members included: George R. Hazard, Walter G. Mingo, Willard Simpson, David Lowe, William A. Gould, Albert F. Hyde, Charles W. Howard, Isaac Drew, Dana E. Brigham, Charles D. Fairbanks, Robert Newton, D. C. Nichols, and Charles S. Parker. This collection comprises one volume which contains meeting minutes and membership records along with a copy of the club’s bylaws.

Ledger book containing monthly meeting minutes and membership records for St. Marks Men's Club. Also included is a copy of the club's bylaws. Minutes document club events, and arrangements made for “smoke talks” and various amusements, together with receipts and expenditures of the club, and balances on hand at each meeting.

Meetings were called to order by Rev. George R. Hazard, president. The initiation fee for new members was set at one dollar to be paid to the secretary.