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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 6., The Baptist Church of Medford. (search)

er congratulations and hand-shakings, all sat down to a well spread board, where Deacon William Stetson presided. Mr. Wm. H. Breed, the worthy son of Horace A. Breed, and a former superintendent of the Sunday-school, who had given his early manhoote of Rev. Mr. Richardson, whose wife was its first president. The Christian Endeavor Society was formed in 1887. Mr. Wm. H. Breed was its first officer. This and all other church work was dear to his heart. His labors were abundant and unceasinas P. Smith. James M. Sanford. Charles A. Elliott. Charles L. Callender. Alonzo E. Tainter. George M. Ritchie. William H. Breed. Thomas R. Clough. Charles A. Newcomb. Edwin E. Stevens. Gilbert Hodges. Arthur E. Fitch. Andrew Nimmo. Fown and highly-esteemed in Medford and in the regions beyond. Brightly shine the names of Smith, Ells, Stetson, Gardner, Breed, Pierce, Babbitt, Curtis, Porter, Tufts, Cummings, Cushing, Newcomb, Brown, Hooker—these in the early, many more in the l

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