New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
PASTORS AND PEOPLE WEARY
REST DESIRED BY BOTH PARTIES.

Inc annual paragraph relating tO Jhe actlVltJ vi
certain nameess person during the vacations of the city
pastors having had It's II Is only giving him his due
10 announce what churches 10 be closed. Already
number Of preachers have gone abroad and Others
planning 10 follow them. As usEl, the seasnore
and the mountausde attract many more than trip
abroad few clergymen expect 10 put In their vaca-
ton weeks doing good and their words Of wisdom VIII
be heard in schools, camp-meetings, temper
gatherings and conventions OF various names
Others will show the grangers how to " farm
Whether II be in TO the charge of neglect TO
which reference is made IN the opening paragraph OF
this article or to the conviction that the stay-at-
homes should be provided with good preachers 1t Is
fact that there are Protestant churches open
in the summer now than in former years and some Of
the ablest preachers In the country arc engaged as
supplies Those who desire to attend church this
season may find in the notices given herewith whom
they may expect to hear.
While there are vacancies in some Of the pulpts OF
the Presbyterian denomination, there will be no lack
Of seating capacity during the hot months The First
Church has yet found successor 10 DIT. Harlan.
who resigned nearly a year ago The Fourth Avenue
Church is still looking for successor to Dr. Howard
Crosby but the doors will be closed only in July The
Knox Church has had TO appeal TO the Presbytery in
its endcavor fill the vacancy caused by the resgnar
ton of DR.. wylie. DR.. Page has resigned from the
NewYork Church, but his resignation does not take
effect until october l.
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES IN CARE OF ASSISTANTS.
DR. W. r. Huntington Of Grace Church, will be
absent two months, summering at Mount Desert The
parochiaI clergy viii onicate during his absence.
Among the improvements expected here is the recon
strucon Of the entrance porch and the erection OF
memorial 10 Miss Catherine WGfo in the south tran
sept.
DR.. John W. Brown, Of ST. Thoams's. Is going to
virginia Springs this year. The church is never
closed During the summer the services
will be Service, sermon and holy communion every
Sunday morning, and holy communion on holydays at
10 a. m.
DR.. D. H. Greer, Of st. Bartholomew's expects to
spend the summer at Belle Haven. Greenwich Conn.
The church will not be closed, but will be open every
day In the week as well Sunday. The congrega-
ton Of Holy Trinity, Forty -second-st and MADISON
ave. will worship at st. Barthoomew's Church during
the summer. The morning preacher will be the Rev.
c. A. Christensen, who for several years has had
large and successful experience general missioner OF
the Parochal Mission society. The afternoon preacher
viii be one Of the assistants of Holy Trinity Church.
Dr. E. Walpoe Warren, of Holy Trinity, expects to
sail on the Germanic on Wednesday. He will spend
two months I'm the Austrian TyrOl and Paris return
ing TO New-York not later than september To- lie
saws "The Church of the Holy Trinity viii be closed
until the first sunday in october for extensive repairs
alterations and decorations entirely changing the IN
ternaI arrangement Of the church and greatly adding
handsome chsncel. The congregation has kindly been
invited 10 worship at the Church Of ST. bartholomew
Services at IL and A. by the courtesy Of the rector
and vestry of that church.
DR.. R. IIcter Newton, of All Souls Church. has
begun a vacation which he expects will last four
months. II will be spent al Wanseat Long IsiAho'
between Easthsmpton and Bridgehampton. His As
sistant the Rev L. B. Ridgeey will occupy the pulpit
in his absence.
DR. W. 6 Rainsford of st. Georges, Is now ii
camp al Patapeda the Restlgouche River but atef
he will spend some time In Canada and in England
us assistants are looking after his busy parish dur
inc his absence St. Georges is of the churches
that never close.
MANY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES OPEN.
DIR. John Hail. of the Fifth Avenue Church. sailed
for Europe on June 10 and expects to return the
first week in september. Services will be held all
through the summer by ministers selected oy
committee of the church session. The services are al
IL a.. N. and p. ~
nr e II Parkhurst Of the Madison Square Church.
hacan his vacation June g. and sailed on the Britannia
TWO DAYS later lie will spend the greater part Oh Ms
vacation which closes with the end OF september III
switzerland on the first three Sundays OF August
the church building will be closed for repairs Inc
summer preachers will be Professor Marvin H. Fin
cent. of UIion Theological seminary Dr. IeunlS D
Hamln, Of NashlnsOu "'u D
Twombly $780,. A,orro
DR. Charles L, Thompson, Of the Madison Avenue
Church is the happy possessor of cottage atshSr'"
Vineyard into which his family has already no'e'i
10 viii come 10 New-York each saturday TO preach
rntu the middle OF July. Then the building Will I"
cIosed until the second sunday Of september
Dr John r. Paxton, Of the West Church' Is iooAi"e
,o,4rolr toward the West and Will probaOH Nls'
AIala before the autumn. The services IN hlS chuci.
closed on June Ia and yesterday the pastor Pe"'.eu
70 his regiment, the eth, in camp at fceAsan4. Inv
Ues4 Church and the Brick Church UT lciHs val,
Dyke pastor) unite in holding summer SelNI'e "a -o
latter from June Fl TO september 30 III r'AVo"
.o,,s Eminent ministers engaged 10 supply 'le
nnnit q special choir has been secured anu ho oH0'
will he spated to give the people IN tO"h u tie wv
churches As well as strangers most pFun'1oio SCI
vic,, on every sunday Of the summer. We nave naue
this ARRANGEMENT for two years, and cohslesoS A''
been large each year.
BAPTIST AND CONGREGATIONAL PCLf1I9'
Dr r :. Macarthur, OF the Calvary Bapus' ChuIVh'
-, last year in the Blue Mountains This year lie
,rtu +rv the sea going with his family to Grove beaoi
Conn midway between Ne|-Haven ana NeN No'iuon'
lie will preach in his own pulpit all the emu VI 'u''
and DR. F. r. Morse his assistant VIII preach ulere
during August Dr.. Macarthur adds: Ut 'Ol'e
b snnpled tine pulpit during my summer vacations Nr
,,ro Years already and with marked acceptance on
the part Of large congregations We never cio'c ol
church We have put ourselves squarely across uie
church-costng tendency. No services oil chuicn sun
day school praycr-meetngs or missions Will Ue oiie
during the summer When II IS necessary 10 "'"ho
alterations in the church proper, we hold services IL
the large chapel adjoining. We shall not mahe any
marked alterations this During the month Oh
August ! shall supply the pulpit Of fremont IeHpie
shall also deliver lectures at the mother ChiutaluA
and al Chautauquas at Glen Echo, near Washington
D. c.; at Epping. y. H., and at FryeDurs ana oiu
Orchard Beach Me. Every sunday during 'iio sum
mer will be occupied with two or three sermons anu
| shall deliver addresses nearly every week
Dr. william NJ. Taylor will sail on "euhesoHy ioI
his customary vacation in Great Britain returning
,+ rho middle OF september. The broadway lab
rnacle will be open morning and evening every sunday
during the summer TIE pulpit will be occupied iot
onebslf the time by President Charles r. Ih"ins' u
,donerr College near Cleveland, ONO ana LOT inc
,,nnr baf by Professor Marvin n. Vincent, oil the
Union theological seminary 49, -, ,,..,.,.t o,,I
DR. : H. Nlren. Of the pilgrim ColsTeEluU nla