Introduction

Biography

Edward was the son of Charles Day Full­er. He mar­ried twice, to Ed­ith Thomp­son and Jean­nette R. Thomp­son.

Fuller was edu­cat­ed at the Mon­son Aca­de­my, Wil­bra­ham, Mas­sa­chu­setts (1881–84), and the An­do­ver New­ton Theo­lo­gic­al School, New­ton Cen­tre, Mas­sa­chu­setts.

He was or­dained in Ca­naan, New Ham­pshire, Sep­tem­ber 11, 1887, and served as a pas­tor in Ca­naan un­til Sep­tem­ber 1889.

He held va­ri­ous sub­se­quent pas­tor­ates, in­clud­ing ones in Strat­ford, New Hamp­shire; Coos, New Hamp­shire (1890–91); Sa­lem, New Hamp­shire (1892); Gard­ner (1892–97); Barre, Ver­mont (1897–1903); and Man­che­ster Cen­ter, Ver­mont (1908–11).

He al­so served as Ge­ne­ral Sec­re­ta­ry for the Ver­mont Sun­day School As­so­cia­tion (1903–08), and the New Hamp­shire Sun­day School As­so­cia­tion (1911).

Works

• One Hun­dred Gos­pel Hymns for Male Voic­es, with Da­ni­el Tow­ner (Chi­ca­go, Il­li­nois: Bi­ble In­sti­tute Col­port­age As­so­ci­ation, 1902)
• Hymns for the King’s Child­ren (Con­cord, New Hamp­shire: Full­er Mu­sic, 1911, & Phi­la­del­phia, Penn­syl­van­ia: Jud­son Press, 1920)
• We Bow Our Heads (New York: Pro Art Pub­li­ca­tions, 1953)
• The Child­ren Sing, pub­lished post­hu­mous­ly (New York: Pro Art Pub­li­ca­tions, 1959)