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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 16.,
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and the Lawrence house opposite are connected with many a good time in the memories of my childhood. In this house [Medford Historical Rooms.] lived Mr. Charles P. Lauriat. Just back of it was the old brick shop where the hammers of the gold beaters resounded as those of the ship-builders in the ship-yard had rung in other days, but in war time Mr. Lauriat lived at the lower end of Salem street. How innocent his market basket looked when he started for Boston, although all of us knew what precious freight he carried. Opposite, on the corner of River street, was the terminal of the Medford and Charlestown horse railroad. This form of rapid transit were two double houses and a cottage, which are now standing. The double houses were built by Beattie & Bradlee, one for occupancy and one for tenants. Mr. Charles P. Lauriat lived in one of them before he removed to this house where we are tonight. Below Cherry street were the Ruggles house and the two cottages owned and occu