Statistics for occurrence #1 of “The Rev. Mr. Haskins” in chapter 1 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 18.:
...ersed by the death of its founder.
Its building still remains in Chestnut street, but used as a dwelling-house.
Mr. Hathaway had a fine sense of humor, as illustrated by the following incident: The Rev. Mr. Haskins , Rector of Grace Episcopal Church, and Mr. Hathaway were college classmates, and each was building a dwellinghouse in Medford at the same time.
Mr. Haskins' house was at West Medford, and was built...
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