SAVAGE, MINOT JUDSON

(1841an American_clergyman, 6. in Nor ridge wock, Me. He graduated from Bangor Theological Seminary, in after which he was for three years a Congregational home mi ionary in California. Subsequently he had con congregations in Hramingham, Ma . and in Hannibal, Mo., after which he became a Unitarian, being pastor of the Third Unitarian Church, in Chicago, and then of Unity Church, in Boston. From 1896 till 1806 he was pastor of the Church of the Me iah, in New York. He was a clergyman far ahead of his time in his liberalism and did much to break down the bigotry of the old-time church members.- He wrote Christianity, the Science of Mankind, 1873; The Religion of Evolution, 1876, and The Pa ing and the Permanent im Religion, 1901.