New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
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NEWS OF PASTORS AND THEIR CoN"hh"Allo->''
The list of pastors spending their vacations aofoad
was increased by two last week. The Kew d.
william A. Holiday, of the newly formed prospect
Heights Presbyterian Church. sailed on Wednesday or
an absence of six weeks and yesterday DR.. W. c. p
Rboadcs Of the Marcy Avenue Baptist church. was
passengcr on an ouwad bound steamer. lie Will
he gone until the middle of September and his pulpit
will be occupied by Or. Henry NJ Gallaher, former
BROOKLYN pastor Or. A. j. +. Behrends' OF the
Central Congregational Church, sails for home next
saturday
4 newly organized Methodist sunday school In the
suburban VILLAGE of Bythebourne, she line of the
Rroollyn Bath and West End Railroad, VIII hold It's
first session ibis afternoon. f. \. Gates Is supern
tcndent and T. Gardner secretary. sermon will
he ptcachrd a. the Of the sunday school session
Ly the Rev :. l.. Boiler pastor Of the Eighteenth
street Methodist Episcopal Church, who IS Interested
I'm 4he establishment Of a new church in the place.
Dr. Robert Il. IIuI. Of the Greenwood Baptist
Church started week for Point Chauauqua, where
he has cottage. His pulpit. Will De supplied as
follows I'm his vacation July %, the Rev. H. C.
uiscox. Of Troy August 4, the Rev T. 5. Samson OF
Buffalo: August IL, the Rev. j. b. Juten' OF Boston
August Is the Rev. J. J. Muir, of Philadelphia
On his way from st. Paul, Mimi. to Rutland, Nt
tn spend his vacation Dr. Norman oeaver stopped III
Brooklyn, his former home. and preached last sun
dav for Dr. Henry j. Van Dyke in the second Presby-
teran Church.
The worA Of redt.lng the old church at ormond Place
and JeTerson-ave for the Bedford Reformed con
greoaton f. I'm progress Tie exterior has been
painted bright red, and new stained glass wlndows
have been put in. The interior will be thoroughly
redtted The building was formerly occupied by the
Central CongTc gai0nal Church and afterwad BY the
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation II was fitted mp
for Baptist uses az one time but the society TO take
possession Of ii was not organized.
DE- Emory j. Haynes, OF fremont Temple, Boston,
K 10 prcach to-day in the Hanson Place Methodist
n,0r. wear. ago. soon ate leaving IL he became a
Baptist and was chosen pastor of the washington
Avenue Baptist Church remaining with 1t unul Dr.
went to Boston in 1856.
The Retirement Of the Rey. !. G.. Allen from the
Hanson Place Baptist Church cd much surplls'.
Although a large and wealthy society, this church
has never kept pasDr many years. and half dozen
IT'S history Among thcm have been Drs. Robert
Lowry, Justin d. Fulton. George +. Pentccost and
been added and debt of $4,000 Ia, been paid.
It Is only four yeaIs since he was installed
Dr. Charles i. Deems. Of the Church cf the strangers
New York. VIII preach In de Manhattan Beach
Pavilion today.
ton and Will resume his pulpit IN the Sumner Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church to-day.
Or. ;; F. Herfick, of the Noun, Vernon Go9grega
Avenue Presbyterian Church to-day.
\ number of Methodist families have arranged to
attend the annual camp-meeting at Mcriick l.. L.
which opens 90 Tuesday.
Dr. 1almagc Is lecu,ring aud preaching at assemblies
and camp meetings Ia the West and will 60 a. far
AZ California returning by the first of September.
President Galusha Anderson. OF Denison University
Ohio Will preach today In the Emmanuel Baptist
Church.
Dr. r. L. Dickinson Will speak upon Personal
Purity to young IN Association Hall this after.
noon at I O'Clock
In the vacation Of the Rev. John Z. LLOYD, the
pulpit Of the Twelfth street KefO med Church Will
occupied to-day by the Rev, Walter T. Griffin OF
Limoges, France, and on the successive sundays OF
August by the Rev Dr. J. Paschal Strong of Cohoes
" y the Rev Asher Anderson OF Bristol Conn.
the Rev. william schmiz. OF Roxhury, y y and
Dr. r. f. BuTchard. Of New-Yorh.
Dr. Hugh smith Carpenter VIII preach today IN
Trinity Presbyterian rhmoh. and Presiding Elder u
VI Adams ~ the sands street Methodist EpiscOl al
Church.
The Rev. Margaret \. brennan, OF the Baptist
Church, will lecture before the Central Single-Tax
Club at No 30 livingston this evening