the second
When, on devotion’s seraph wing.
They also included another of her hymns, consisting of the second, fourth and fifth stanzas of her poem entitled “In Affliction,” beginning
Thou, infinite in love.
These, and some other religious poems, are included in Putnam’s Singers and Songs, etc. None of her hymns are now in use.
H.W.F.
Mott, Rev. Frederick B., England, 1856-1941, England. When a young man he emigrated to this country and on September 30, 1887 was ordained minister of the Barton Square Church (Unitarian) in Salem, Massachusetts. In 1892 he became minister of the Third Religious Society in Dorchester, Massachusetts, which he served till 1903. In 1904 he returned to England and was installed as minister of the Unitarian Chapel at Southport, and later moved to London as editor of the periodical Christian Life. Two hymns in the Universalist Church Harmonies, 1895, are attributed to him, viz:—
1. Take our pledge, eternal Father,
2. The spirit of the Lord has stirred,
but appear to have had no further use.
H.W.F.