New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

the church closed he burst blood vessel Ia bis left eye
and he has NOT since Seep abe 70 q" any reading or writ
ing IL Is doubtful II he VIII be sufficiently recovered IN
time TO be at the reopening OF his church.
and Twenty-second-st, has been closed through the
pastor, the Rev Dr. John Chapman has been spending
the Summer In New Hampshire.
In West Fourts has been closed since the INST SUNDAY
n July and win be reOpened The seH eUdsy w
during his vacation at other places HIS iamy na'e
Dr. Henry W. Bellows and his son. the Rev. Russell
n Bellows OF All Souls Unitarian Church, at Fourthave
aad have been spending ns tae a rosaa m
since June and will be reopened on sent ~ Bcfrs 3 s
city. His father may remain away longer.
The Church Of the Messiah (unitarianl, at Thirty
AEer the pastor has been closed for Cleaning aud re-
pairs since July 1. II win be reopened Sept ~ Dr.
Alger has been spending part OF the Summer at Little
Boars Head, NewHampshire, and part at Bratteboro
T;hs Third Universaist Church. In Bleecker-st, the
Rev. sweetSer pastor has been closed for cleaning
since tie third Sunday in July 1t win be eopened on
BROOKLYN CHURCHES.
Plymouth Church has not been closed during the Sum-
mer. During Mr.. Beechers absence at Peekskill ana
the White Mountains his pulpit has been nlod BY th
Rev. Matthew c. Julian of New-Bediord, Mass. Mr..
Beecher expected return about the ls Of October
The Church of the Pilgrims. which has been closed
since July o. win be opened on Sept 10 The Rev Dr
Richard g. Storrs the pastor has been spending the sum
mer at Lennox, Mass He is expected to preach the
Only one service on Sunday has been held in the cn-
to sy p ves B"anon HIS re-
turn from vacation Of about SIX weeks Is expected De
fors tnorfow, and on that day he w probably preach
ht both the morning aud evening services
The ClassOn Avenue Presbyterian Church has been
ssa CSnS sae Si during M the
tiOn Of the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Joseph Duryea Inc
leotuseroom has been supplied wi new and more COM
The Rev; Dr.. T. Dewitt Talmage who has been absent
his duties at the Brooklyn Tabern4cle tomorrow. No
have been held in the Tabernacle during the last
PLAYER, viii be supplied by precentor during the coming
The Rav DR.. Henry NJ. scudder. who has been travel
ing Europe and the East since the first OF May is ex
TO ana at
On h Sept PIT To- pSrHg Wsg NAY snd June t@e
and during July and August by the Rev. G. s. Barrett
of Norwich, England.
The Rev. DR.. Theodore L. cuyler, who has been max
ing trip ohio viii return very aud preach the
opening sermon IN the Lafayette Avenue
much improved within few weeks 1t has been closed
Sc AIMS on the Hights protestant Episcopal, at
Clinton and Lyingston-sts has been open for two
weeks During the absence Of the rector the Rev Non
This wss conducted by the Rev Robert M T. OFT The he
Organized and the musical opening it is termed will
probably take place IN about two weeks.
been closed emily two Sundays during the summer one
service under the charge Of the Rev Mr. Ellsworth has
the Rev Dr. william A. sniveiy who has been spending
bis vacation at West Ma@Pon Tne ofsau mas
communion service viii be celebrated by the rector upon
ie1uFS undsG Of De the
st win be IN attendance on this occasion for the first
Holy Trinity protestant EpiscopaD at Clinton and
Montague-sts has been receiving extensive repairs
the departure OF the rector the Rev Dr. Charles II.
Hail. who has been living for Two months In one OF the
added to the chapel in the rear church. and the
has been refed and repaired during the absence
services win be held in the church 70 morrow Regular
services however, have been bed ia the old st. AIMS
| Church, which has been leased by Holy Trinity and
established mission branch Of the latter church
RsY Church B o M MESSIAH al Green's and c
mcDt-aves has remained in Brooklyn and attended TO
however with the custom generally adopted in Episcopal
churches, only morning service has been held during
ST. James Church protestant EpiscopaD. in St.
splace Lafayeteaye which has been closed
ao fhe Rev Dr. Charles Homer rector
The simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, at Ciermont
pairs during the summer and consequently services
Sy9 s 1s T g.
The Rev Smith II. Plalt pastor Of the De Kalb Av-
his pulpit only three Sundays His place supplied
by the Rev H. A. King The evening services dprng
ing Band.
Place NJ Z. Church. the pulpit being supplied by che
Rev NJ Turbush during the absence OF the d Rev & M
| sumo his abOrs tomorrow
The Seventh Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church was
closed the 1st Of July until last Sunday when the
pastor the Rev. Emory j. Haynes, preached the first
| sermon after his vacation.
| The entire interior of the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church is reDovating. During the Summer the congre
CATION and Sundayschoo have met in the East Reformed
Church Bedord-ave and Madison-st The Faster, the
Rev. DR. Reuben jeffrey has remained in rhe city and
| conducted the services The church will probably be
| ready for occupation about the middle OF October.
The Church Of the Saviour Unitarian) at Pierrepont-
st. and Monroe-pace, has been repainted and other
wise repaired during the months vacation OF the
Pastor, the Rev. Alfred p. Putnam The first sermon
after his return viii be preached tomorrow.