New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-24
PASTORS AWAY FROM HOME.
MANY CHURCHES NOT TO BE CLOSED
somE OF THE MINISTER'S CROSS THE SEA, WHILE

The season for clerical vacations has arrlVco ou
no one need fear that the city VIII suner iof ..oc
clcrrymen. In the first place, the Roma" 90. a.
Church will havo almost its fun quota Oh pr'o' -
their places as usual Indeed so htte sc0o""s
taken of vacations by the Roman Catholic cierss n
- "a mnossibe 10 obtain any news In regard 10 tc'r
oovcmcnts I'm summer. All that can be sao 10 ""
eocb priest will try to get a few days In tno 0'".
between Sundays, perhaps for two "echS' -
one or more priests will always BIO fouho IN ovo,,
parish every day In the year Ana i'll INC go
majority of Protestant churches Also some pEov',o
s made for the religious needs OF the people oui'"e
rho absence of the pastor in summer NO ono 20"
stay away from church In the summer Oh .no p
that no church of his denomination Is open IL sum"
what surprising. however, that several chuione, "a
the Same denomination In the same neignDornoou Nv
not oftcner combine and hold united service uuI.s
tho summer This would give tho supply moio
people to preach TO, and enable grcater hu,n'e' -
clergymen TO got out Of the city. But proIaois ~
church pride stands In the way Below Will DO iounu
information in regard to the vacations OF some VI '"0
more prominent cergymen OF the CITY,
Bishop Potter has Just finished a peculiarly haiu
voar,s work Indeed, it looks as though the Episco-
nal diocese OF New York will soon have to be dviueu
again. or an assistant bishop appointed Inc i"
course is not considered desirable, however, "heu .
hsbop OF a diocese Is not physically incapacta.eu
from work Another more churchly way OUT Va 'n
dmcu,tv would be the establishment Of suhragah
hsboprIcs in the Protestant Episcopal Church
sugraran bishop would have the entire supervision
over a certain portion OF the diocese ID "hich no
would act for tho bishop. canon looking " INV
establishment OF such office was proposed III 'n0
last General Convention, but failed TO pass !" VIZ,
bc brought I'D in the next General Convention anu
will then probaby pass. Bishop Potter salied Oh
wednesday for England, to attend the PanAnghcan
SYNOD OF Blshops and he will probably return hoi0
in August .,,. p.u,,h
Tho Rev Dr. Morgan Dix, rector OF Trinity farish
will 90 TO the Dix homestead, in west iamp'on'
7. T.. about the end of this month, and viii Dc ao
sent from the city until about the first OF september
Tho services In Trinity Parish are never suspo"u0u
during trio summer. .., A.
The Rev. Dr. John Hall, pastor OF the f1fth Az
enue Presbyterian Church, sailed Tor Europe SUNNI
time ago. with no definite plans except 10 WISH Mo
old home and TO be present at the convention u
Prcsbyterians in London. During his ABSENCE lilo
pulpIt VII DO supplied from week 10 week. .
Tho Rev DR. Howard Crosby, pastor OF the tourth
| Avonue PRESBYTERIAN Church, WILL as usual, spend
| his vacation July and August, at his cottage rar
Pine HILL in the Catsklls. During his absence HIS
| church will be closed The two chapels cohnccted
with his church-Grace, In East Twenty-secondst,
and Hope In East Fourth-s., VIII DO open an suhi
| MGR. ~o
Tho Rev. DR.. W. r. Huntington, rector OF Grace
| rn,sconol Church saws: tine church Is 10 be Eept
| onen all summer. The services Will be al anu IL
a m. and 8 D. with preaching at the IL O'Clock ser
| yicc The preacher during August and september
will be the Rev. DR.. Babcock, OF columbus, omo'
| Whore l shall take my vacation Is uhcor'a"
Tho Rev Dr. Robert Collyer, pastor OF the Church
- tho Messah saws The Church Of tho Messiah VIII
no closed from Tuesday June a. until the third Sun
| dav in september and shall spend the vacation
| at spring Lake N. j., in our own hired house. ou'
IN August I shall 'ift up mine eyes unto the nlhs
| fom whence coneth my help up Ne"-hampsnno
| ray and do q BIZ Of preaching sundays whore nap
tc
our pulpit In vocation because there IS no cohses&
| ton people sem to be as glad to take a rest from
| HEARING az We are to tako one from preaching, ana
| I don't blame them"
| Tho Rev. pr. r. s. Macarthur says Inc Cai'ary
! pant,st Church never closes. We have put our
se,ves souaely across the track OF the churchcios
| ING tende,cy Even when cleansing ana repair
,nr are necessary services are held In tho chapei.
| 7 have net taken any regular vaostoh 1or 'no pass
o,oht vcas. This summer, however, purpose tax
| inc bref trip TO Norway and sweden MY ASSIST
ant viii have charge of the services during LILY ao
| sence which will be as usual
| TboRev Dr. G. H. Houghton rector OF the Episco
| nal CHURCH of the TRANSPORTATION In East I"ehis
nintbst moro Familiarity known as tho Little Churcn
| Around the Corner" Will, in accordance with MS GUS
Ton, take no vacation ''The anshguration, he says
"a never closed except at night expect TO remain
| in own during the summer as usual, and 70 supply
| my own place as usual"
The Rev. Dr. Burtsell, pastor OF tno hou'ah N@'"''
CHURCH of the Epiphany, will only go away between
| Sundays and the SERVICES VI h' ' " " 49,
! usual.
The Rev F. F. Buermeyer pastor OF the English
lutheran Church of the Epiphany, says ave have no
| vacation at our church. The services continue I'D
summer as they do In winter 1t is my custom to take
charge OF the services myself"
The Rev. Theodore c. Williams, pastor OF All Souls
Unitarian Church, will take his vacation from the
IN he middle
mart of the time near Boston and part In the Adron
dacks His church will DO closed
Tho vacation of the Rev. DIR. G. F. Kroel pastor Of
tho Evangelical Church Of the Holy Trinity, VIII be
from July to September 0, during which tmo the
church will be closed
The Rev T. Mckee Brown, rector OF the Eplscopai
Church of ST. Mary the Virgin, in West Forty
sailed for England on June . He will be absent dur
lrc the summer, returning probably in september
he Rev. Edward Benedict Is In charge Of the parish
Turing his absence.
Tho Rev. l. Newton Stanger, the rector of tho
Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity, Harlem, VIII
take a vacation of six weeks, beginning on the last
| Of July 81 CO." he says, 81 into the North Woods
where there is more real pleasure for the thougnt-
ful. nature-loving and more robust strength to
no found more deer to be shot and more trout to 90
caught by the true sportsman than IN
any place know Of 1 always go In
fired and faded and como out robust and strong
DR. stanger's assistant, the Rev. William Huchel'
will ohlcate during his absence In the haH Oh INC
Young Mems Christian Association, Harlem
The Rev. DR.. J. b. Relmensnyder, pastor Oh d.
Jamess Lutheran Church, will spend his vacauoh
from the middle Of July 10 the first OF september III
Tho p,,,e Mountains In the vicinity OF Delaware WAFER
Cap The church will be closed during the month OIL
August
The Rev. DR.. shackeford rector of the Episcopa
Church of tho Redeemcr, will spend the months o.
July and August in Cottage CITY, Marha's Vineyaru
where he has a cottage. During these months ho WI
act as rector Of the Episcopal church thero, 4"
place here will be taken by his assistant tho nov
Gregory Lines His church Will not DO cioSou -, g.
The Rev. Dr. John Wesley Brown, rector vi o.
8 Thomas,s Church. will sail for Europe In rev uay
! and will return some time in September. MS a.