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Medford Historical Society.
the Medford Historical Society was incorporated under Massachusetts laws, May 22, 1896.
The incorporators were Wm. Cushing Wait, Will C. Eddy, Lorin L. Dame, Mrs. Louise G. DeLong, Miss Helen T. Wild, Miss Eliza M. Gill, Miss Mary E. Sargent, Allston P. Joyce, and Charles H. Loomis.
The objects of the Society are to collect, preserve, and disseminate the local and general history of Medford and the genealogy of Medford families; to make antiquarian collections; to collect books of general history, genealogy, and biography; and to prepare, or cause to be prepared, from time to time such papers and records relating to these subjects as maybe of general interest to the members.
Medford is one of the ancient and honorable communities of the country.
Founded in 1630, its municipal life has been patriotic, dignified, and law-abiding, while the family history of many of its citizens is filled with facts and experiences relating to ye early tymes, wh
Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 1., William Cushing Wait. (search)
William Cushing Wait.
Mr. William Cushing Wait, whose portrait appears in this number of the register, is the well-known and efficient President of the Medford Historical Society.
He is well equipped in personal qualities, and by fortunate family lineage, for such a position.
Descended from Capt. John Wayte, of Maiden, 1 ned his own office in 1886.
In 1890 associated himself with Samuel J. Elder, as Elder & Wait, and in 1893, with Edmund A. Whitman, as Elder, Wait, & Whitman.
Mr. Wait has been the candidate of his party three times for representative of his city to the General Court, and the nominee of the Gold Democrats of his district for th ble array of organizations enumerated is an active one, and their several demands, coupled with the extensive law business of his firm, occupy his time fully.
Mr. Wait is a ready and pleasing speaker, a companionable friend, a loyal advocate of every movement bearing upon the best interests of our city.
He was married Jan. 1