History of Concord, New Hampshire, from the original grant in seventeen hundred and twenty-five to the opening of the twentieth century; . mm. Second Advent Christian Church. 798 HISTORY OF CONCORD. pit was then supplied from November, 1901, until March, 1902, whenElder Harry Selby became the pastor. Under the ministrations of Elder Miett the Centre Street Adventsociety was freed from dissensions. The objection to organized effort,which, in the early history of the Adventists, was the occasion ofcontinued troubles, passed away. The society now numbers nearlyone hundred enrolled members, and th
History of Concord, New Hampshire, from the original grant in seventeen hundred and twenty-five to the opening of the twentieth century; . mm. Second Advent Christian Church. 798 HISTORY OF CONCORD. pit was then supplied from November, 1901, until March, 1902, whenElder Harry Selby became the pastor. Under the ministrations of Elder Miett the Centre Street Adventsociety was freed from dissensions. The objection to organized effort,which, in the early history of the Adventists, was the occasion ofcontinued troubles, passed away. The society now numbers nearlyone hundred enrolled members, and there is an average congregationof about seventy. The records of the various societies were very im-perfectly kept, and some of them are lost. Only the earnestness andenthusiasm of the Adventists have prevented entire the early days the labors of the elders were largely gratuitous,relying as they did upon voluntary contributions of the people, whowere usually of very moderate means. The First Congregational Church of Penacook. Prior to October 15, 1850, there were two Congregationalchurches of Fisherville (Penacook),—o
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