Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Wait” in chapter 28 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 20.:

...ourse of the canal, and thus made possible the house-lots on the northerly side of the street. It originally extended from Main street to Brick-yard lane, and when constructed the right of way of Mr. Wait 's heirs and assigns became obsolete. In the summer season a party of Penobscot Indians used to camp on the basin lot and make and sell bows, arrows, and baskets, and occasionally a wandering party ...
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