ALLEN, FRED HOVEY

(1845), clergyman and author; 6. Lyme, N. H. After graduating at Hartford Theological College, he studied at Boston University, Berlin, Vienna and Paris. Earl in his career he edited and in pa founded the Lawrence (Ma .) Eagle, and became proprietor and editor of the Suffolk County Journal, Boston. In 1874 he entered the Congregational ministry and occupied the pastorates of a number of churches of that denomination in Ma achusetts up to 1902. He was also a lecturer on art topics. He wrote various works on French and German art, great cathedrals and modern paintings, and edited biographies of Columbus, Cortez and Pizarro. American and European scenery were among other subjects of his pen. Paes th