. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. ular services. An Advent Christian church wasorganized here in 1881, though therehad been meetings held in housesand halls under Advent auspices fornearly forty years previous. In 1882,a neat little church edifice was com-pleted, at a cost of $5,000, the samehaving been dedicated on April 16of that year. The French Catholics also have achurch, their parish known as , having been organized in1893, and their church edifice, at thecorner of Third and Grove streets,completed in 1896, at a
. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. ular services. An Advent Christian church wasorganized here in 1881, though therehad been meetings held in housesand halls under Advent auspices fornearly forty years previous. In 1882,a neat little church edifice was com-pleted, at a cost of $5,000, the samehaving been dedicated on April 16of that year. The French Catholics also have achurch, their parish known as , having been organized in1893, and their church edifice, at thecorner of Third and Grove streets,completed in 1896, at a total cost for DO VER. 209 building aud furnish-ings of about $12, Julian J. Richardhas been pastor fromthe start. EDUCATIOXAI,. From the early yearsof the settlement thepeople of Dover havelooked well after theinterests of high school was es-tablished in the cen-tral district in 1S51,and in 1870, w4ien allthe twelve districts ofthe city were unitedin one, under the townsystem, its privilegesbecame free to to this the oldFranklin academy, es-tablished in iSiS, fur-. Unitarian Church.
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