Histoire de Concord, New Hampshire, à partir de la subvention initiale en dix-sept cent vingt-cinq à l'ouverture du xxe siècle ; . ining jours. Père Plantes objectif a été todiscourage ce retour ; son observation et l'expérience en enseignement de l'himthat son peuple est mieux de rester dans le pays de leur adoption, prendre sur sa nationalité, et s'identifier à sa croissance. Thefruit de son industrie depuis 1892 est vu dans une societyof quinze cents membres et un dimanche-école avec deux hundredpupils. Le Chupch Baptiste suédoise. Cette église avait sa création le zèle d'hi

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History of Concord, New Hampshire, from the original grant in seventeen hundred and twenty-five to the opening of the twentieth century; . ining days. Father Plantes aim has been todiscourage this return; his observation and experience teaching himthat his people are better off to remain in the land of their adoption, take on its citizenship, and identify themselves with its growth. Thefruit of his industry since 1892 is seen in a well-organized societyof fifteen hundred members and a Sunday-school with two hundredpupils. The Swedish Baptist Chupch. This church had its inception hi the zeal of two members of theSwedish Baptist church of Manchester, —Charles Thorsen and C. A.Bolin, —who, coming to Concord to reside, made arrangements withtheir pastor, Reverend J. P. Westerberg, to hold services here. Thefirst service was held in July, 1892, in a house on Tremont street.Almost immediately a Sunday-school was organized, and its exerciseswere conducted for a time in the Pleasant Street Baptist church.Public meetings were also held there through the courtesy of thatsociety. The Swedish population increasing, a movement for a. Church of Sacred Heart. 826 HISTORY OF CONCORD. church organization was started. Those residents of Concord whowere members of the Manchester church, seven in number, requestedletters of dismissal from that church, and together with a delegationof church members from that city held a meeting at No. 108 NorthMain street, the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson, to take theinitiatory steps to organize a society. Reverend J. P. Westerbergcalled the meeting to order, was elected temporary chairman, and thefollowing permanent officers were chosen: Chairman, J. A. Johnson;clerk and treasurer, C. A. Bolin; deacon, J. A. Johnson. This organization was effected March 27, 1894. At a subsequentmeeting others joined the society, and a call was extended to Rev-erend A. F. Borgendahl, of Brooklyn, N. Y., to become the pastor.He came here in April, 1891, and did g

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