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The Reverend Minot G. Gage '61 died Saturday last. His funeral took place yesterday in Boston.
Mr. Gage was a prominent speaker while in college, and won a Boylston Prize.
After graduation he taught school for a year, then entered the Divinity School, and at the expiration of the course he accepted a call from the Unitarian Society at Nashua, N. H.
After a settlement of five years he was called to take charge of the First Parish in Gloucester, but, after nine years of successful labor, he was obliged to retire from the pulpit, owing to ill health, with which he has struggled for eighteen years.
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