History of Essex County, Massachusetts : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . 7^. /7S7?7Ztt&C^ e7* ^/fCtst&O* DANVERS. 553 Mr. Warren was one of the earliest Unitarians ofDanvers, and was always a steadfast supporter of thatdenomination. Long before the establishment of thechurch here, he regularly attended the church inNorth Beverly. Rev. E. M. Stone, long the pastor ofthat church, has written of Mr. Warren,— He wasa parishioner whose constant attendance on publicworship greatly cheered my ministry. During thethirteen years of my pastorate the
History of Essex County, Massachusetts : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . 7^. /7S7?7Ztt&C^ e7* ^/fCtst&O* DANVERS. 553 Mr. Warren was one of the earliest Unitarians ofDanvers, and was always a steadfast supporter of thatdenomination. Long before the establishment of thechurch here, he regularly attended the church inNorth Beverly. Rev. E. M. Stone, long the pastor ofthat church, has written of Mr. Warren,— He wasa parishioner whose constant attendance on publicworship greatly cheered my ministry. During thethirteen years of my pastorate there I do not recol-lect of his being absent from church for a single Sab-bath, unless detained at home by sickness, and I doremember of his being present after heavy snowstorms and before the roads were broken, when per-sons living near the church excused themselves fromattendance for the same reason. He was an attentivehearer, a devout worshipper, and an unostentatiousChristian believer. He was much interested in thebuilding of Unity Chapel in this town, and attendedthere as long as advancing age wou
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