New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
READY FOR WINTER WORK.
CLERGYMEN BACK FROM THEIR VACAIiONo'

CHURCHES AND CONGREGATIONS THAT WILL
GREET THEIR PASTORS TODAY-SOME
BUILDINGS THAT HAVE BEEN
OPEN ALL SIMMER.
The flood Of returning New Workers from ont
resorts has brought with II large pr"por!ion oil 'c
ministers Of the prominent churches OF THIS city, All"
today will be q sort Of rcopcning day IN many parts
| nj Now. York Tho incoming ocean steamers bfihH
clergy men on each western trip While from moun'"'
lake. river and ocean the preachers have been re'"r'
| ,un o., +ho,r i.hors nv the end ~ october the
h-c,ns ri,, all hive settled down 10 their usual city
activity and pastor and people each refreshed by to
summers outing will be at work with fresh zeal ana
| q stimulated spirit
In mary churches the buildings have not been closed
this summer but while the officiating Clergyman was
away his assistant carried IN The services ana chrrn
work. This has been especially true OF the Episcopal
| and Presbyterian churches. Numerous aitera'"h'
and improvements have also been made In the summer
months and this winter will 1nd number Of c"igrc-
| pstions worshippng in new homes. Following Is a
brief account of what Of the churches and minis
| tiers are doing:
.BAPTISTS AT WORK.
Tho Roy Dr. H. - Macarthur will preach In Cal
vary Baptist Church to-day. The Rev. Dr. r. IL
Morse. Or. MacArtIrs associate. VINO has hc !" P"'n
inc in Dr. MacArtlurs absence. has gone on MS
vacation BEGINNING with July. The weekdays of Hr.
Mac Arthur'S vacation have lccn spent IN vermont
near SaAtoi's River and Bellows FAILS lie prra'"'
in fremont Temple boston. OF sundays ana a'l'ce"
addresses NJ Mr. Moodys Bible conference at Nor'h'
field and ut the birmingham Assembly. Inc Wv"
DAYS OF August spent near Harper frr'! """
Lursy Va. and the sundays found Dr. Mh'Nr'n"' W
! the calvary Church in Washington. f"F iha''H !''S
the church III Fifty scvcn.I-st. has not "mi"cn
single service and every day either one oi tic MN.
listers or u church officer Is TO lc find 3" inc '""'
from IL TO O'Clock 10 answer any 'aI lot P'''''
duty whether for members Of the ciinrrh hhh con
crccatOn or not A.,
The Rev w. II. p. Fauncc. the young pastor Of tho
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.. has been spchn'hI III,
vacation which began Tnly and will last until neat
! SUNDAY along the north shore q Massachusetts, N
| the ncichborhood of Lynn. Swampsc"t and N"h'h''
The church has been closed In hi' all enc.
september If is the da,c Whcn the lev IT. - Nv
witt Erdccman expects hc in thi, city again The
Madison Aycuuc baptist Church has been thoroughly
cleaned ,hi, summer Or. Hridccman has been IN
Germany for the greater part OF his vacat"h'
The building, formerly occupied by tIc First Hap'l,'
Church on Murray I'M have been torn d""" MI" ''
propcrtv sold and there will br no further s'r'l''
held until october, when IN" congregation c'r"t> ~
NEE, tcmporar, seventy ninth =. and H." B"nI"
ward Tho pastor TIE Ecv I. NJ. Iladcman. l"''
been al \u>ahlc Cha>ni. y. '.
Tho I,ap,,t Talcrnrclc In nd ave has not ben
closed this summer and III" "nv repair h"'c Nv"
the annual cleaning and Frightening up In" P's t.
the Rev DR. d. G.. Potter will be- absent nht H"p''h.
,r =, sncndiur hi. va. alton at stimiord Conn.,. a"i
along the coast
| PLANS or rErSBYTrElAN>.
Tho rcv DR. Howard Crosby has been spending -"
summer n, hi custom *. at Pin" Il III u" ">"''''
rr Ily thc Touth Avenue l'r''-b, terrain 'hnr'h Wa
c,o,d In Aur,,.t the Rev. Dr. i,m"> E,:> occupied
the puIp, and the Rev. Or. Van Syk" ot k'ng''" -
now pr~achmg In the mornings. IN" ''Ir'h "''e ''
IN the evenings until the Thru sunday Of 'hi> MONTH
when DR. Crosby will again l." heard In hN pulpit
Tho Madison Avenue T'r,>i,tcrian Church VIII =" :"
opcncd o. day and the R"v. pr. I. l. l'"'P>'" -
<rc. ted to hr in hi, pulpit again he ma '!'''"
Western trip IRIS summer a.,
| r,. pcv pr rh,rc, =. rarkhur~i Ia. >r"r' IN"
summer in switzerland and viii not pr'a'h W ",'
mini, until the la, SUNDAY "f th- month. I"' WV
,r .ou,rc prc,bytc-an Church will l." "p"ii'h i-a'H'
however to dag. Tho pr"r.S os cleaning An" '"p''
ING la. been hndcrcd s"incwhs' bv the h"'"hG "l'"
,ion, adjoining the church. Int the hnii"'hs i' "'
| greatly improved 49,, ,,.
| TIL, :. the fnutr con utivr summer 'Hi' wv"
~. ,u,,,cr pr,.lytcrl.n church ia> been h"p open
! all summer and the Rcv. Dr. R"l"rt /. >inrl" - :
tina, III. experience In IN" past Will rn'ori'" we '"'
| ,,nuoucc Of tho custom Dr. Sa'n2'" mas -p'' NJ
vacation al Lake G"rc' ..
| The Rev Dr. McIvain". 81 ~" 'hr'h 90 Ut" w
cram has bccn in Germany and >"h'"Iia'o ''' '''
NOR Tho church has hcrn closed. and VIII r'p'" W.
the fourth sunday OF 'h'' "l"''"' WV" "
| IS expected home ~
| Tho trick PRESBYTERIAN church has been "i"'' al
| summer Tho Rev Dr. Henry vnn lnR" mas >p'"'
his vacation AT wrs'h,mp'dn. h. J. ~
| Tn. Rev Or John Hall j. cAp''''n nome ".''
| ruropc before the last SUNDAY III >'p'""''r' INV
| ,rch >vcu,. PRESBYTERIAN Church has ~" "'h
| closed the Rev. DR. VI MILAN haFIhs "''P'" Wv
pulpi, through juy and August.
rho pc,pl, Of IN. Central Presbyterian 'i'r'n VIII
welcome their pastor III" Rev DR.. Wilton M'r'
smith on Ia, return TO-DAY. lie has been "l i'N''
! ,.,amll,n The Rev Dr.. !. :. Eicc- 81 N"0"F',
Theological seminary. "cnptd III" pi'P' III '"E "''
the church closed III August.
| AMONG THE rri>COrN.i\NS
| ..o ,,rc, b,. L,en clo,c, Ills ,rnnrr fr In"
! &C., linn, !, MANY wears, ~ II found that ~
,nn.yc rcparS were needed. The roof has i'"n r''
| and the walls rrfrc,cocd and Iila,e~h I'll" 'h"'' r"
will not open again until octo"r. when the Rev DR.
" r. IIrnr.igton will have returned from N"r'hh''
IIarbor where he has spent IN" summer ih' h'V
{; = Scl.on The rector OF Trace Chapel II Fourteenth
| II, hoo rc,ururd from Europe and he will have charge
| ., IN. services fm the two congregations until DR..
IIuntington's return.
Il II DartboIoncw's Church has been open all summer
on week DAYS as we'll "a on sunday Tho rev Dr. e. g.
Curric whom Dr. Greer has called ION" 81 h" al'r>i
and most gifted prarhcrS In the Episcopal 'hrrh'
has nrcacl,cd IN his absence DR.. Greer has been in
Mauorpne. L. y. y, Thu summer and will return or
tober l. beginning with October. 81 bartholomew
T. IN have elaborate music from double quartet. n
chorii, Of thirty voices and larp. hNd" the hiit
organ.
:, tcoyr's la, been open all summer. the Ali ian'
rcc,ors has lg charge The Rev Dr. W :. IhS"rl hl'
h. ,ahin, SIS months, r'-t AT the ahvr" 81 his dr
tor, In ada. -. Georges Church ha> large. com
frtaho hci.., near orkaway for the summer work Z"
tho parish
II h,ma,', Church has not been closed this sum
mcr II. rector the Rev. Dr. John W. Brown. ha'
,ccn AT saratoga but i, expected to bc in hi, pulpit
10 day. Tie Rev. II. ". Kirby. tho assistant mini cr
has preached in Dr. browns absence
The Rev, DR.. II. s. Satt"rl,c went 10 Europe viii
hl, family on June Is and will return on october |
The calvary Protestant Episcopal Church has been
npcn ali ,nnner four services being held "n sunday
and two each week day. The rector a-N>tantS the
Icv II J;cdingrr, the Rev. Lewis Cameron and III,
Ecv J1inc, GOODWIN; have had rharSc com
noiIous uarr house has been fitted this summer
- " i6G East Twenty SecOnd St. and WOrkmcn