New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-29
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SEEKING REST IN MANY PLACES
VACATION DAYS OF CITY PASTORS.

The sutry weather already cxperehceo o""iS
the present month has been suihcient y" turn
the attention of ministers and their congresa'ioh'
% nlaps Of recreation and rest out Of the city,
Few of tho churches will be closed ior moro
than q month. Many Of the pulpits will be sup
n;ed IN the absence of the regular pastors by theo-
ioicaI nrofessors and visiting clergy1nen. Already
nnrber of minister's have started for Europe anu
tbers are soon to gall The Rev. DIR. & H. Parkhnrst
If the Madison Square Presbyterian sailed on june y
70 rest In the Austrian TyrOl Professor rra"o'
Rroyn of the Union Theological Seminary viii supply
his pulpit. 49,
Tho Aurania had among her passengers on June tho
Rector of Trinity Church, the Rev Dr. Morgan DIX,
and his family, who will spend four months IN Great
Britain and on the Continent" Ills churcn WIN '' ~
closed during the summer
On lima II the Rev Dr. John Hall sailed In the
Rtbna TO attend the Presbyterian General Council al
Rolfast Ireland and - visit his old home Dr. mars
Church the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian, will be closed
in Tuy and part Of August for changes and reblri
The Rev DR.. =. NJ Hamilton OF the ocoien fIesoF-
4oriaD Cburcb In Fourteenth-st., also sailed on the
Bothnia The First Presbyterian chnrch' whien has
no pastor, will unite with Dr. Hamilton I,ohn2
services until August the Rev. DE- H. '" ii'o"o''A'
The Rev. II. NJ, sanders. Of the Central DsPiii,
70 Europe on June IL. His pulpit Will DE ned 9y ,no
Rev Dr. f. J. Haynes lately of Brooklyn, ana Fro-
fessor English Of the newton iheIog Tbmrcb has
enDaced passage for himself and family the Galla
sailing on July 2. Services in his cnrch VIII o Jn
tnued during his absence. Inc he'' Dr' cunning
The Rev William Lloyd. of the Central Congrega-
tonal Church expects To pass the summer III itdly
IL church will be closed during July and August
DR. Charles A. StOddard, Of The observer, i"r-
merlv pastor Of the Washington helghts fIesDyeIah
Church will 90 10 Europe next D. lth Tor snort UP
Xxx ~ Rev r. Robert g. Macarthur of the Calvary
Bantist Church in Fifty-sevcnth-st., was to go 20
ia y
meeting Of the Evangelical Alliance: This meeting
has been postponed, and DR.. MaeArt9ni WI moS
leave the city except for lew days at 'ic u 'P'""
with hi. family in Connecticut
Or Newman has been invited to give series OF lee.
tes on archaeology in Manchester and other elites ~
England His plans are not definite, however ~ ne
has accepted invitation from the Kansas sunday
School Union TO deliver an address on Jnly D. ana 10
then NAV decide to lecture IN san Francisco AZ tDo IT,
oue.t of < Governor Stanford. Dr. Newman chugcn,
the scene of much unpleasantness IN the last L'e
months will be closed during July and August Tho
Manhattan Temperance Association - making an
effort to the building for Sunday afternoon
Tbe Rev. Robert Coryer. of the Church of tho
Messiah last summer visited his native Yorkshire.
Next month he will attend church gathering III non
real and spend the rest OF the season with hS fanny
Dr. John r. Day. of ST. PauI's Methodist Episcopal
Church in Fourth-ave will 60 for short vacation 20
hi. early home in Portland, Maine his church VIII not
be closed while he Is away 30,
The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church will be elo,ed after
the first SUNDAY in July. Its pastor the KeT. Ir.
Thomas Armitage will remain In the city part OF 'hc
summer and spend the rest in the Mohawk Valley near
T'tica his wife'- early home.
ma Fonrth Avenue Presbyterian Church will
undergo many repairs and Improvements while Dr.
Crosby is enjoying his vacation in the Casklls' his
The Rev DR.. Vermiiye Of the Collegiate Reformed
Church will be at Saratoga the greater part OF tho
The Rev DR.. f. B. Coe, of the Reformed Church at
Fifth.ave aud Forty-eghthst, will stay at Shelter
Island where he i. building house.
DR.. 0rmiston of the Reformed ChuIch at twenty
ninth-st and Fifh-ave., has been suffering from m
somnia for nearly year. Being unable to preach last
fall after his return from Canada ne went 10 Europe
with his wife and remained until spring On his Ie-
turn home his health not improved and his yaca-
ton extended six months; He Is now IN the
Assistant Bishop Henry C. Potter will not go abroad
this year. but will run down to Newport for an occa-
The Rev Henry j. Van Dyke, jr., of the Brick Pres
byterian Church at Flfihaye and Thirty seyenthst,
will as usual camp out IN the AdrSnl 1 inc
will be completed before is reOpened in September.
DR.. William W Taylor, Of the Broadway Tabernacle,
visited England last summer but this year he will re-
DR.. j. NJ King, of the Eighteenth Street Methodist
FniscopaJ Church will continue hts church services
with not more than one or two Sundays absence
The Rev. DR. X lIeber Newton of All Souls Protes
tant Episcopal Church advised by his physician 10
pass the summer in Europe in rest OWING u his recent
trouble with his eyes. but he will superntend the
ton of some buildings nj Sea Cliff L. L. for the Fresh
Air excursions of his church, and will then make
extended yachting trip along the coast with party OF
friends.
Services will be continued 20 St. Georges Episcopal
Church in Ruthcriurd place Mr.. Rausi0Id the rector,
will be absent in August and Will probably make a
Western trip as far "a the Rocky Mountains.
DIR. Charles $. Robinson, Of tie Memorial Presby.
terrain Church who desires to leave the PTcsbytery,
will spend the summer al Clifton Springs, " Y
The Rev. Dr. Charles + Deems OF the Church Of
the Strangers. during the summer i'll 20 to Kentucky.
10 the Thou and Islands, and to kirhheld Springs;
services will be continued AT his church
DIR. Joseph Ii. Rylanee. OF 1t. Marks Episcopal
Church will pass the summer with his family Rich
field Springs his church will not be closed
The Rev. Dr. +. H. Marling of the Fourteenth Street
Presbyterian Church, will be az Ocean Grove during
August while his church is closed
At the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
evening services only will be discontinued during the
The Rev. DR. Tiffany will pass the
at Marhas Vineyard returning on alternate Sundays
10 preach
Dr. Talbot w Chambers. of the addle Collegiate
Church will 20 to SOmerYe, Y. j.
Services at the Church of the TRANSPORTATION. tho
" Little Church around the Corner" will be continued
usual The Rev. DR. c. H. Houghton, the rector will
not leave the city.
The Rev Dr. Terry, Of the South Reformed Church.
at Fifth-ave and Twenty first 81, will spend tho
summer in Newport.
DIR. +. A. Reed, of the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church. at Fiity-seyenth-st.. viii go 10 Cape May.
DIR. = ID. Burchard. of the Murray lIl Pr,sbytoiian
Church will divide his vacation between Saratoga and
Long Branch.
The Rev. 5. Il Rosster. If the North PRESBYTERIAN
Church. will seek his pleasure in the Catskills hi,
church VIII be open all summer.
The Rev. :. IT, Virgin, Of the Pilgrim Congre gationsl
Church in Onehundred and twenty -irsst, will spend
July and August az Clarendon Springs, VI
SARATOGA NOT INDIA.