New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-25
TIoNsFoRCLERGYMEN.
WHERE AND HOW THEY WILL BE SPENT.

Already several of the city pastors have gone
abroad for the SUMNER while others have engaged pass
age on some Of the many steamers which leave New
York IN the next two weeks Others DESTROYS OF rest
without the expense Of ocean voyage, have made ar
rangements to spend the hot months In the mountains
BY the seashore, on farms Comparatively few OF the
Protestant churches will remain open oil summer, but
there will be sufficient room 10 them for all who arc
spiritually minded enough to attend service with the
mercury among tho ninetes Some of the church build
ings viii be repaired and nearly all win be renovated
before they reopened In September TRIBUNE re-
porter few days ago called the leading clergymen
OF the city and obtained the summer arrangements Of
their church services so far as they had been made.
WHERE PRESBYTERIAN PASTORS WILL GO.
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, occupying
leading place 10 its denomination win be kept open dur
ing the entire summer with tho possible exception OF one
or two Sundays whilo needed repairs are being made
The Rev. DR.. John Hall will preach the remainder OF
this month"; and viii probably not take his customary
trip to Europe this year, remaining in or about New
York during his vacation.
The Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby will have vacation
month longer than usual spending July and August at
shandaken in the CatsLls His church In Fourth-aye
Will not be closed the pulpit being supplied during Dr.
Crosbys absence By the Rev. Mr. Riggs OF Crawford NJ
j. For several years this church has united during the
period OF rest with tho Madison Square Church, one
being closed in July and the other in August The Rev
Dr. c. H. Parkhurs pastor Of the latter church, is In
Europe now but he will preach In his church on Sep
tember 2.
The First Church, at Fifth and Eoventh-st, win
be closed after June a. until the first Sunday in August
when the pulpit viii be filed by supplies The Rev. Dr.
william NJ Paxton, with his family will spend the
month OF August and half Of September at Blue Noun
tain Lake, in the Adirondaehs. At a meeting of the
Presbytery June IL the pastoral relations between
Dr. Paxton and his church wore dissolved and after his
the city In September he will Princeton to
taha oh air In tho nj Thaoo1na Seminary
The pastoral relations between the Rev DIR. Robert r.
Booth and the University Place Church also dis
solved by the Presbytery at the meeting and Dr.
Booth with his family will go abroad August with
the intention Of remaining for two or three years
The Brick Church, at Fifth-aye. and Thrtyseventh-
st. Is TO una ergo extensive repairs and decorations,
having subscribed for that purpose by the
congregation 1t will be open during this MONTH after
which the pastor, the Rev. II. j. Van Dyke, r, viii 80
TO tho Adlrondacks and camp ont in the woods.
The Rev. DR.. John r. Paxton, pastor Of the West
Church. Forty-secOnd-st opposite Reservorsquare,
will travel in Europe during the summer.
The Church Of the Covenant, at Park-ave. and Thirty
ffth-st will be recarpeted and the organ will be
paired during the vacation of its pastor. the Rev. Dr.
Marvin r. Vincent who will spend July and August at
Ltohleld, Conn.
The Rev. DR.. Charles S. Robinson, Of the Memorial
Church. at Madson-aye. and Fifty hrd-st.. will sail
for Germsay, accompanied by his sister. June 80
His wife and daughter will spend the summer at Lake
MOhonk The church will be closed after jane "a until
he REV. W. W. Page pastor of the Eew-York Church.
IN West Eleventh st was given three months vacation
abroad, but owing to illness in his family has changed
Tie Rev Dr. william Stevenson. Of Rutgers Church,
ut Madison-ave and Twenty ninth-st.. will take a
voyage. going rs far north as Labrador The church
will not be open during July and August
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL RECToRs.
Bishop Potter, having recovered neasurably from his
Illness will usual spend the summer at Rye Bench.
Grace Church at Broadway aud feminist, will prob
ably be open all summer although 1t may be closed for
one Sunday in August. The Rev. Dr. Henry O. Potter,
rector Of the church. sailed for Europe June 49, and
will Join pact Of his family in the Austrian Tyro, re-
turning to bis work in September.
Tho Row. +. Winchester Donald has Just completed
his first year OF in the Church Of the Ascension at
Fth-aye and Ttnth-st The church will probably re-
main open during the summer 9r at least through JG
and return In September While spending most OF his
aeaiion in Amherst, Mr. Donald win preach at Boston,
Nowpor ElberOn, and other PAGES.
During August St. Marks Church. at Second ave and
Tenth-et Will be closed, but services will be held IN
Clarendon Hail. conducted by an assistant minister Of
81 Marks Parish. The Rev. DR.. Rylance will deliver
lecture ut ohaeld Springs In August aud viii also visit
Long Branch and other summer resorts.
ST. Bartholonew's Church. at Madison-ave and
moTSaS serTSe only viii be held in july The Rev Dr.
Samuel Cooke will go 70 Newport on July 20 and remain
there until October During his absence the parish Will
be in charge Of tho assistant minister, the Rev. A d.
soon after the conservation OF st. Thomass Church
IN May, the Rev DR.. william +. Morgan went to New
port r. l., where he will remain until October Inc
church will be open all summer In charge Of the Rev.
Alexander Mackay Smith and other assistant u sIers
Regular S services VIII be held in the Church of the
Heavenly Rest, ut Fiith-ave. and Forty dth-st, CON
Ss present on every sunday The pastor the Rev. Dr.
Il. D. Rowland is in California ut present
Calvary Church. at FOurth-aye aud Twenty-hrst-st,
will be closed from tho middle Of July until THE first of
september. and the rector the Rey Dr. Henry T. sst,
ierloe will go abroad on June 49, He will visit England
and SWitkcrand
~" The Rev. DR. W. T. watkins, of the Church o. he
and mST the Rey W. B. Rsasfor Of st. Georges Church
Rutherford place and s1teenthst have already gone
20 Europe but services will be held In their churches
durng the summer months. -,
of which the Rev Dr. Morgan Dix is rector, will be
closed.
REFORMED AND METHODIST CHURCHES.
According to two OF tho three Collegiate Re-
formed churches VIII be open every Sunday during
the summer and each OF the three will be closed for two
weeks the purpose Of renovation The Rev Dr. Will
lam oimston. pastor OF the church at Fifh-ave and
Twenty-ninth-st will preach during July. His church
will then he closed the first and second Sundays In
August DR.. ormiston will spend few weeks in Can
ada returning home by the middle of September The
Rev Dr. f. b. Coe, pastor OF the church at Fifth ave.
ssptem6er + while the Rev Dr. Talbot ". Chambers
OF the Middle Dutch Church 10 Lafsyettepace. will DO
absent during July and August. go
The Madison Avenue ChGrch, at Fifty hfth-st, VIII
not be closed bnt its pastor the Rev Dr. T. A; Reed,
Rev DR. Herrc Johnson of Chicago, and the Rev. Dr.
Hervey D. Ganse, Of st. Louis, will preach in this
church I'm July or August
The Rev Mr. Day. the new pastor Of st. Pauls Meth
odist Episcopal Church.Tat Fourh-ave. and Twenty
second-st, will find recreation on farm IN Kennebec
County Maine leaving his church after tho first Sunday
ia July. He will preach while away from bis own
church will return in time TO preach on the second
The Rev Dr. c. c. Tiffany of the new Madison
Avenue Church at sxteth-st and the will take
his family TO Cottage City Marthas Vineyard, but he
himself will travel in the West, attending one or two
camp meetings.
The Rev DR. Harrowor of st. Luke's Church, in West
Forty-nrst-st., will 20 to the West and Northwest
BAPTIST AND OTHER CHURCHES
The Rev. DIR. Thomas Armitage, pastor Of the Fifth
Avenue Church. will not 20 abroad this year. but Will
take little Journeys in the country while services in his
church are suspended, which viii be from the second