. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. of Chris-tian Endeavor. The pastorate of covered twelve and one halfj-ears, and at its close the church ap-pears to have numbered 231 mem-bers ; the admissions were 259 :losses, 95. In October. 1S49, he wasdismissed, to become professor oftheology in Dartmouth college. Hedied at Chester, X. H., on December22, 1885. During one period of his pastorate. SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Mr. Noyes was assisted by E. Adams, a native of Concord,preacher at the seamens church inHavre, Fra
. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. of Chris-tian Endeavor. The pastorate of covered twelve and one halfj-ears, and at its close the church ap-pears to have numbered 231 mem-bers ; the admissions were 259 :losses, 95. In October. 1S49, he wasdismissed, to become professor oftheology in Dartmouth college. Hedied at Chester, X. H., on December22, 1885. During one period of his pastorate. SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Mr. Noyes was assisted by E. Adams, a native of Concord,preacher at the seamens church inHavre, France, and during his ownabsence in Europe, in 1846, the pul-pit was occupied by Rev. Daniel. Rev. Henry E. Parker. Temple, a returned missionary, whohad served at Malta and other East-ern stations. Among active parishioners of theearly time, not hereinbefore men-tioned, were David Kimball (editorof the New Hampshin- Observer), AsaMorrill (afterward captain of Bostonpolice), David L. Morril (an ex-gov-ernor of New Hampshire), Eevi (afterward vice-president ofthe United States), Franklin Pierce(afterward president of the UnitedStates), Ira Perley (afterward chiefjustice of New Hampshire), P. Stone and Rev. HenryWood (editors of the CongrcoationalJournal). The second pastorate was that of Rev. Henry E. Parker, a graduate ofDartmouth and Union Theologicalseminary, who came to the church,at the age of thirty years, in April,1850, from temporary service at East-port, Me., and was installed May 14,1851. This pastorate was attended bymost salutary results. There were281 admissions to the church, and anet gain of 120 members. In 1857(another year of general finan
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