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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 6., The Baptist Church of Medford. (search)
wishes have been realized. Rev. Mr. Bosworth labored faithfully here for five years. His home was on the corner of Chestnut and Ashland streets. The house was subsequently removed to Chestnut street, where it now stands. The young pastor's unusual abilities were coveted by a larger church, and he relinquished this field, although he never lost his interest in the people of his first choice. He was succeeded by Rev. B. C. Grafton, who served the church for only about nine months. Rev. G. C. Danforth was settled in August, 1847, and remained a little more than a year. In February, 1849, the church requested Rev. Edward K. Fuller to become its pastor. During his pastorate, which lasted until April, 1854, there was a gain of fortyone, with a membership of one hundred and twenty. Rev. Thomas E. Keely succeeded Rev. Mr. Fuller, and began his work in October, 1854. During the years since the formation of the church, there had been much of sunshine and joy for this faithful band