Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-18
Pleasure seeking Pastors.
Where Many of Them will Pass The
 

Where Many of Them will Pass Their
 Vacation.
 Many of the city clergy are making prepa- rations for their summer vacations, and while some with their families will seek rest and health by the sea shore, others " ill go to the mountains and enjoy the scenery of hill and dale, brook and vale, river and lake, and will no doubt come back to their, churches in- spired with new thoughts of the beautiful and wonderful in nature. and refreshed in body and mind will be prepared to urge for ward vigorous fall campaign against s'Sa- tan's Kingdom. D
 the places where they will temporarily re- side, are the following
 Rev. Dr. Stifer will spend the principal part of the month of August in the beautiful village of Northampton, Mass, where his family have already gone. Rev. pr. Todd, of the Church of the Re- deemer, and family will go to Monson, Me, near the borders of Moosehead Lake. He will probably be absent about six weeks.
 Rev. T. S. Samson, of the Calvary Bap- tist church, proposes to visit Portland, Me, and vicinity, then go to Mt. Desert, and from thence to the White Mountains. His family are spending the summer with friends in Virginia.
 Rev. l. c. Meserve, of Davenport church, with his family will locate among the beauti- ful hills of Litchfeld county, his temporary residence being Harwinton. Rev. A. H. Ball, pastor of Grand street Baptist church, and family have gone to beau tiful Lake George, where they will remain until September 1st.
 Rev. Charles H. Buck, pastor of the First Methodist will commence three weeks va cation to-day, his objective point being Bos- ton and vicinity, with few days at Cape Cod. His home is Boston, where he has many relatives and friends. His family will accompany him.
 Rev. H. s. Kelsey, of the College street church, begins his vacation August 1st and will be absent until Sept. 1st He propos es visiting Saratoga, Lake Waramaug in Litch- field county, Catskin Mountains, and perhaps Lake George and White Mountains. His tains.
 Rev. Dr. Kleeberg, of the Court street Syn nagogue, is located at Savin Rock with his family, where he has 8 cottage. He will preach to his people every Saturday as usual.
 Rev. Joseph Brewster, of Christ church, has been at his residence in Mt. Carmel some time and has been in quite poor health. He will probably go to Ogdensburg, N. Y., soon, where his married daughter resides.
 Rev. MT. Houghton, of the Church of the Messiah, will visit Cape Cod, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard ,and spend few days with his mother at Norway Me.
 Rev. H. c. Hovey, of the Second Congre- gational church, Fair Haven East, will visit his father at Charlottesville, Ind, and will then make his second tour of inspection ot the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky.
 Rev. Burdett Hart, of the First Congrega tional church. Fair Haven, proposes to pass the most of his vacation among the Adiron. dacks with his family. He will be absent about one month.
 Lev. Leonard Bacon, D. D., will probably summer at Norfolk, Litchfeld county. There are other pastors who have decided on vacations but have not fully concluded where they will pass the time Rev. Thomas R. Bacon, of the Dwight Place church, will be absent from his charge about five weeks. He has selected for his vacation abode the hills of Litchfeld county, During his absence quite extensive alterations and repairs will be made to the audience room of his church.
 Rev. H. M Livingstone, of the Summer field NJ. E. church, will go to Windham, { beautiful town up among the Catskin Noun tains He will leave for his destination early next week and remain away until Septem Der 1st.
 Rev. J. G. Ross, of the Webster stree Baptist church, contemplates going to Nan tucket, Mass, where he has many friends His family will accompany him. Rev. A. Flammau, pastor of the German Methodist church on George street, will gt to Seacliffe camp meeting and then visi l friends in Philadelphia. He will be absen about two weeks.
 Rev. D. A. Goodsell DID,, pastor of Wes l ley Chapel and Chapel street M. E. church prefers Shelter Island for temporary sum mer abode, and will spend most of thu coming month there.
 Rev. D. W. Teller, of the Howard avenue Congregational church, has 8 cottage in tha delightful summer resort, Ridgefeld, in Fair | field county, and his family are already there | He will return to the city nearly every Satur | day and preach in his church on Sunday. Rev. W. P. Corbit of the George stree M E. church, is in Europe and will not re ! turn until about the first of September. Hi pulpit is supplied by Rev. Mir. Noble, O Brooklyn, N. Y.