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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 2., The second Congregational and Mystic churches. (search)
hed in Lynn, 1850-56; in West Needham, 1857-63; in South Boston, 1864-66; and was afterwards without charge in Dorchester till he died there, April 30, 1876. The church, considerably crippled by the withdrawal the previous year of so large a colony, which included four of its active deacons and several of its most liberal financial supporters, remained pastorless for about three and a half years. For one or more of those years the pulpit was ably supplied by the Rev. (afterwards Dr.) Luther H. Angier, who, though a vigorous preacher and a most genial and earnest Christian, could not so perfectly harmonize the somewhat discordant elements in the congregation as to receive a call for permanent settlement. In 1852 a call was given to, and accepted by, the Rev. E. P. Marvin. Elihu P. Marvin. Rev. (afterwards Dr.) Elihu Parish Marvin, born in Romulus, N. Y., in March, 1819, graduated from Western Reserve College, 1842; studied theology under the guidance of different ministers,