. Il mensile Granite, una rivista del New Hampshire, dedicata alla letteratura, alla storia e al progresso dello stato. Sive del lotto. Manyof la preachersin ableest la conferenza si è avuta localizzata qui. Il pastore presente è il Rev. D. C. Babcock, D. D., succeduto a Rev.Joseph e-Robins, D. D., cappellano della legislatura dell'ultimo stato, che, come anziano presiede del distretto di dover, rientra nella sua residenza intown. Dr. Babcock isa nativo di Blandford, Mass., ed è stato edu-cated al conferenceseminary di Providence a Greenwich Est, R. I., al semidario della Conferenza di Vermont a Newbury, V., e al themethodist Theological sch

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. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. sive of the lot. Manyof the ablest preachersin the conference havebeen located here. Thepresent pastor is Rev.D. C. Babcock, D. D., who succeeded Rev.Joseph E- Robins, D. D., chaplain of the laststate legislature, who, as presiding elder ofthe Dover district, re-tains his residence intown. Dr. Babcock isa native of Blandford, Mass., and was edu-cated at the Providence Conferenceseminary at East Greenwich, R. I., at the Vermont Conference semi-nary at Newbury, Vt., and at theMethodist Theological school, nowconnected with Boston University, but then located at Concord, fromwhich he graduated in 1864. Hisdegree of D. D. was conferred bythe American Temperance univer-sity in 1896. He joined the New DO VER. 205. Hampshire conference in 1861, andwas appointed to the Dover pastor-ate in 1897, where he has since re-mained. The Catholics began to multiply inDover soon after manufacturing wasestablished, and mass was first saidas early as the winter of 1826, the oldcourt-house being occupied for the. Univeisalist Church. service. The first Catholic churchwas commenced in 1828, and conse-crated September 26, 1830, Rev.Father French being the first regularpastor, and remaining two yearsafter the completion of the church.In 1872 the present large and com-modious edifice, known as St. Maryschurch, on Fourth street, was com-pleted. Since 1881, Rev. Daniel W.Murphy, a native of Liscarroll, Ire., born November 24, 1838, has been the pastor, having previously beenstationed in Portland, Houlton, andAugusta, Me., and in Portsmouthand Keene in this state. During hispastorate here the Sacred Heart con-vent and girls school connected, oc-cupying the old New HampshireHouse property, have been estab-lished, also an orphanage, and theSt. Joseph school forboys. For some years pre-vious to 1837 Uni-versalis m had beenpreached in Dover, and in that year achurch of that denom-ination was organized, servi

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