New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
IN CHCRCH CIRCLES.


The Rev. John Finch will preach his farewell SER
mon to-day pastor Of the Second Baptist Church, In
the Eastern District, in Ainsliest near Graham-aVe
Tie has resigned to accept call TO the FhSt Banlst
Church at Third and Bloomfield SIS, Hoboken, ana
will assume charge Of 1t in September. after bfei
vacation at Fall River, Mass His wife and son 60
upon European trip next week. farewell fecep-
ton 20 Mr. and Mrs. Finch was given on Wednesday
evening and suitable souvenirs presented to
them Mr. Finch became pastor OF the Second church
I'm 1883. He had previously been the pastor oil the
Park Avenue Primitive Methodist church, but MS
views in regard the ordinance of baptism chanse"
and he embraced the doctrines OF the Baptist Church
In both hts fields OF work in Brooklyn he made many
friends In sunday school work he was especially
active
The loss Of Mr.. Finch and the resignation OF tno
Rev Mr. Allen from the Hanson Place Church makes
a total of five vacant Baptist pulpi's IN tuo Guy
the places Of the Rev Dr. Frank Rogers Mor7e' III n0
Tabernacle Church OF the Rev. George W. POWELL III
the Union Avenue Church; and of tie Rev. DE-
Christopher Rhodesy in the Central Chlrch not hA'is
been filed Last year the First Church, In Piertepoh
# secured new pastor I'm the Rev. W. H. ROBINSON
10 succeed DR.. Jesse b. Thomas ohN "o Vi "'o
Baptist pastors OF the city have served their CHURCHES
more than five Yeas, and there ara over UNITY
churches , ,r,
A new Episcopal church in the Twenly-slNm ""u
is 10 be built al Pennsy vana aud LlDerl! NeS' az
= ost of about $40 600 The name selected by Inc
society Is that of ST. Clements The members OF u LOT
merry belonged TO Trinity Church In the same warn
formerly East New York;, but TOOK 0nehce a. s'"-0
of the words of the rector the Rev. NeSoh NJ DO'
and withdrew. Services have been hed 1or S'a'
i'm a hall. and now steps are 10 DC taAe" d. onoo
bDild a church onse This is the thlrd new Par's"
organized I'm year the upper part OF the city, inc
others being ST. Chrysostoms, al TonpinS ave- au"
Ncn,poucbst and ST. TmOtby's, meeting al sara
toca- ave- and FutOn-st in Temporal! roo"ls 'e1O
binding in that neghborhood
notice affixed 10 tine doors of the Second PresDy-
tcrian Church, at Remsen and Clinton SIS a"uo"'
that if viii be open every sunday throughout the sum
mer Only morning services are held III 'no q"
ence of the PASTOR Dr. Henry J. Van Dyke ST., we'll
known PRESBYTERIAN preachers will preach.
The Rev Jay b. Hamilton Will prea;h ms moh'h
at Ocean Grove and Round Lake, but he VIII diso
fiji his pnIpit I'm the simpson Methodist EpiscoPN
Church every sunday, returning to town on saV"i
days .,-.
The Rev. :. Clifford yclson. of the Trinity Baptist
Church. has gone 70 ~ tha's Vineyard 10 spehu
six weeks, vacation His church VIII be qep open
Trinity Presbyterian Church will be closed this
month DR.. Hugh smith Carpenter, who preached 10
il last sunday, has fully recovered from the attack OF
vertigo from which he suffered in Washington
pulpit.
The Rev Robert W. COcnrane has resigned from 81
Mlchaels Mission IN North Fifth-St.. to accept call
to St. Angustine's Chapel in New York lie is taxing
a vacation in Europe before going 10 his new pulpit
The Rev Thomas Mc(lmtock succeeds him.
Dr. : f. Herrick. of the Mount Vernon Congrega
tonal Church in Boston, will preach in Dr. Meieiths
pulpit in the ToTpkins Avenue Congrega'ionai
! church. to-day and the two following Sundays.
The Rev. Dr. Robert 7. Middleditch of No. "a
spencer Place Editor of The Christian Inquirer
sailed for Europe last week
Dr. Charles IT, Eaton. Of the Church OF the DIVINE
Paternity. IN New-Y0rk. viii preach In the Manhattan
/ Beach Pavilion at II 80 a. N. to-day.
/ The Hanson Place Baptist Church has adopted a
minute setting forth the regret with which the rcss
nation of the Rev. }. c. Allen was received, and
stating: During h, ministry 22G persons have been
added 10 our membership OF whom 100 were received
by laptism The heavy incubs of debt which at the
/ beginning Of his IastOratc was pressing upon The
energies of the church. and bar u our progress
has been practically removed by united effort largely
suggested and led by the pastor under the Blessing OF
God His ministry has been uniformly characterize
by loyalty 10 the truth and devotion to the highest
interests Of the church. and The extension Of the Re
deemer's Kingdom in our midst
DE- Arthur r. Person. of Bethany Presbyterian
Church. of Philadelphia. viii preach to-day in the
Lafsyetse Avenue Presbyterian Church. Dr. Robert
p Kerr of Richmond. Va, in the sixth Avenue Bap-
lis, Church and DR.. Joseph Anderson. of waterbury
Conn in the Westminster Presby ielian Church
The Rev W. II. Robinson has returned from his
vacation and will resume his pulpit in the FIRST Bap-
list Church, in Penepontst, today. Dr. J. Y. a.
Henry of Denver who filled it in July, has gone 10
Mortified Mass.
| A letter from DIR. Henry A. Powell. who is trav-
elling abroad Is read Friday night at the prayer
meeting Of the lie, Avenue Congregational Church, OF
which he is pastor
Dr. Tamagc has reached Duluth I'm his Western trip.
He addressed great audiences in Paul and Mime
apos.
The Rev John Y. Dobblns. of Trenton. will preach
| today i'm St johns Methodist Episcopal Church In
Bedford-ave. . ., ,s.,
The work of enarging St PaulS Episcopal Church
I'm FIatbush has begun and service, VIII be held Tor
The present in the chapel of the Reformed Church
of that village. ,..,,-..-,,. -.
time AGO was remarked on Wednesday 10 Mrs. Helen
Nj Parker Of NO. asa NilOughhy ave. by the Rev.
Jobn L. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery have
zone 10 Niagara Falls. Montreal. tie Mhe Mountains
and Boston for a wedding "Trip OF a month. MI Mont
conery has been a Brooklyn pastor for nine years.
Two British students. Vernon Bartle'. OF OXFORD
and g. G. Douglas. OF Edinburgh, Will talk 20 young
men in Association Hall this evening az o'clock
Bishop Randolph :. Foster VIII preach to-uaN III
[ The Nostrand Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Blshop littlejOhn. OF The Episcopal Diocese OF
Long Is2nd sailed for Europe Yesterday for brief
trip abroad for rest and recupera'ion. ,,
The Wnl0ughhy Avenue congregational chapel VIII
lie closed for repairs until the nrsi sunday III sep
: tcmbcr. ,.,. iii Tia .
meeting this evening in the Bushwick CONGREGATIONAL
I Church. Addresses expected from Inc heN. j..
r. Tabor James Morton. The Rev. W. H. lngersOll
and the Rev. Arthur Chester.