New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
RECREATION FOR PASTORS.
WHERE MANY WILL GO THIS SUMNER.
SOME OF THE CHURCHES TO REMAIN oPEN-NEw
PREACHERS TO DE HEARD.

| usual, but by the end OF June many OF the cergyme
Will that part OF their nocxs that has not pre-
ceded them in the rush away from the city severa
have already gone abroad and others have planned to
soon. while still others. with loss money or less tine
their command going 10 the mountansor to the sea
shore. Here and there enthusiastic Sunday schoo
worker has several conventions in view. where ne In
tends to combine pleasure with profit few OF thu
hardworking pastors Will not leave their pulpts fo
than two Sundays, spending the hot months
the city that they summoned at any time
to attend funerals or weddings besides preaching early
every week.
No Roman Catholic church is ever closed in the sum
The kcv. DE- Lavec, vlce-rector OF the Cathedral
said the other day "Our people believe In the obga
on OF hearing every Sunday throughout the year
This duty they fuihl most faithfully. and have seen
NewYork people in the country during July and August
ling mach twelve and fifteen miles to 20 10
and seeming 20 think of neg!ectiag on ac-
of the distance In churches tho preaching
used to be dispensed with during tho warm
months, bnt q decree OF the Council OF Ba!ti-
more forbids even this retrenchment Our
priests rule get only two three weeks vacation
each summer" Archbishop Corrigan viii IN the
city the greater part OF the season his vacation consist
ing mainly OF occasional trips for few days at time
The only prominent priests OF town Monsignor
Quinn and Father O'Farrell who have gone to Europe
for the restoration OF the formers health
TIE following arc the sumncr places OF tho more
from them by a TRIBUNE reporter:
WuAr PREsBY iERIAN PREACHERS WILL DO
The Rev DT. C. Ii. Parkhurst, Of the Madison Square
Church, Will sail the Adriatic Thursday He in-
tends to to Norway where he spent his vacation last
year. HIS church will only be closed the last three sun
days OF August although the pastor Will be absent FOR
three The first part Of the vacation the pulpit
Will be supplied by the Rev. DR.. Arthur Mitchell of tns
city, aud Inc latter part by the Rev. Dr. s t. Herrick,
OF Boston.
DE- Howard Crosby, who has been the pastor OF tho
Fourth Avenue Church since 1853, will De at Mohonk
July aud at Pine llli, IN tho Catskls In August
His church will he closed, the congregation being Invited
worship with Dr. Terrys IN the South Reformed
Church. ut FIuh.aye. and Twenty -1rst-st. For the
first twenty years OF his present pastoraIe
Dr. Crosby took but months vacation but since
tnen he Li. been away during Jdly and August
Ine West Church viii be open thlO Igh Jane and a
part July, 1t VIII he closed for necessary re.
10 her recovery Dr. Paxton viii devote the
DR.. c. s. Robinson. OF the Memorial Church. who
spent Las, au@ner at clifton sprng tsaG' T. taHe
the Adirondack region Inc church VIII De closed from
July 10 september IL.
Churches VIII unite for months. wOrsnlppng Ia Dr.
A,exanders cnUrch during Jnly, aud in the Rev Mr..
H.rsn's, IN Fiftu,ay-. III august. Inc papIt of tHe
Uuiyersity Place Church viii supplied on the last
Two sundays OF July by the Rev. l. ;. Hamilton. OF
the l.ev Dr. r. r. Booh, forme>y pastor Of the Uni
versity Place Churcn. mas ac,epted me 's 10
win lie installed cary IN september. lie expects
preach there the greater part OF the summer.
The scotch Church viii open through July and
closed IN August. DR.. Hamilton VIII preach part OF
next month and then 20 to tue CaIsAis fof the iea-
Ths westminster Church will be open all summer. tbs
pulpit beng occupied 10y supplies III August during the
absence OF ne pastor. the Rev. f. NJ Deems. who Will
take MS family to the Berkshire Illil,
In the taivAry Cuurch the Rev. Gardiner spring
Piuly Of Gr.enhll Conn., VIA preach AS snppIy DUR
ing tne pastors vacation OF elsat weeks ns calrcn re-
mainlng open every sunday Ihe Rev tnrs Cnahoers'
the pastor SAID that no intends To spend quiet vaca
busy and encouraging winters worx 20 nos exactly
INTO desert place to rest awhile but nope To practise
the gospel according 10 holiday.
The Brick Cnurch cioscd the last Two weeks In
August Tor cleaning purposes The Rev. Dr. H. j. Van
Immediate predecessor. the R'v. Dr. L. ID. beyan now
OF LondOn Will occupy the pulpit during July anu on
A vacation OF three months has been granted to the
Rev. Dr j. ID. Wilson by the Central Church. lie viii
go to California aud also visit the Old homestead IN
P.nnsy Professor j. . Lansing or New Bruns-
r nc spybs e Of pp s T'n % preach n% aU ther IN
Dr. j. NJ. Worrall. OF the Thirteenth Street Church,
sailed for Europe III the latter part Of May. lie Will
also have three months leave OF absence.
SERVICES IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
Grace Church Will be open twice "A Sunday all sum-
The preacher during July aud August Will be tho
Rev. Leighton Parks, OF tue Emmanuel Church,
Boston. Dr. Huntlngton's plans for the summer
not matared.
Trinity Church. and all tho chapels In Trinity Parish.
will remain open throughout the summer Dr. Morgan
Dix intends to spend the summer at West Hampton,
Th, Rev. Dr. Henry T. sattcrlee, of Calvary Church.
viii speud the summer at New-H .InOurs. n. Y Tne
church will DO all summer except August the SER
vices being conducted by the assistant Rector
Dr. g. IL Hong"ton, the rector OF the Little Church
ArOunu the Corner" SAID: The Clurch OF the Trans
ngur~tOn is never closed summer winter. except
vices win be as follows: Sundays. T. 9:l5 and 1890
and p. H.; week days aud a. L., and p III.
The rector ie,uains In town usual"
The Rev. Dr. Arthur Richie, rector OF ST. Ignatiuss
Church. does not expect to be away over sunday nor
u.lye A., re tara
When away from The city the Rev. Arthur Brooks
Minn, qua Springs. Penn. Tue cnurch Will De closed
the last three Sundays IN July aud PROBABLY the rs one
churches Within three blocks are open il will reopen
when oon those churches Close IN August The rector
usr, and IN July at various seaside resorts wnere |
churches not open In tue winter
In August. The pulpit Will DO supplied from July |
by Rev George II. Eastman. the assistant hi mister
The tho Rev. T.. Winchester Donald Will spend
his vacation AT Amherst, Mass
All souls Church VIII be closed for @ three months
Newton will be at East Hampton L. l.. most OF the SUM-
The Rev. Dr. Guilbert. rector OF tho Church of tho
Holy SPIRIT will ociate all summer. August excepted.
month. Monday. and Thursdays. DR.. Guilbert viii
DO at his summer house a. Monmouth Beach. NJ j., and
The Rev Dr. c." c G TlTany Of ZION Church. sailed for
Europe last week HIS churcn Will oe closed IN August
Rev. M GsTTsO' ch"f Ran.l not viii pc be- aD,en
about eght weeks, visiting the Rocky Mountains While
ais assistant.
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER'S RESTING.
The Rev. Dr. William NJ Taylor proposes spend his
holiday In Great Britain. principally In Scotland The
Broad way Tabernacle will be open for morning
very sunday throughout the summer, and the pulpit
will be supplied by Professor L. Pratt, Of Hart ford
Conn.
The Rev. William Lloyd, OF tho Central Church, Will |
TO Europe. The church will close in July and reopen
,n the first sunday In September.
I'm Nv llllf W le-
ian Church and the Cnurcn of Purans during July
nd August Services VIII be held In the Pilgrim Church
July aud In the Harlem Churcn in August the preach
n for the latter month being tue Rev. William Wester-
iold, jr Dr. Samuel H. Virgin. OF the Pilgrim Church,
Will spend Two months his farm West Chelmsford,
Mass.
TIE VACATION IN OTHER CHURCHES.
any summer vacation" said the Rov. DIR. James VI.
King OF the Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
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