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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 14., Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. (search)
e audience room. It was the writer's privilege then to give an historical address, illustrated as this has been; not this, but a different paper. One illustration then given cannot be given tonight, but I quote these words: A faithful brother entered into rest. Before his departure he made provision for the excellent pipe organ that was installed in the autumn of 1898. A noble memorial of a worthy man, presented to the church he dearly loved, it bears this simple inscription, Gift of Elisha Pierce, March 20, 1898. In the darkness and quiet of the room the faintest tones of the organ began, gradually swelling until the last word, when the full organ was heard in his memory. Other gifts there are—the pulpit, altar-rail and the windows, memorials of loved members and friends of the church. All these are expressions of the love for and interest in the work Trinity Church has done and is doing in Christian service. Its Sabbath School, Epworth and Junior Leagues, and latterly th