The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07


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.Where will you 90 for the summer Zinc,
Sc,inture hath Il: The devil as foaiidh AZ
NON walketh about seeking whom nc may W.
vour.n /, ,;nter
While ministers and many of tho menlogts
Of the churches are enjoying the co0i er ,Seve
an The hillsides and at the ocean baths; W. 10
the shepherds enjoy lettering ease Oh IL nm
when the thermometer mounts towaiu?? 20 tben
dred degrees. wickedness in the cl1les 10 'A0-
no leas apparent than in winter e -; .;oisod
s-Stiu the rood pastors should not be ciit
5or seeking necessary recreation from tne iile
some duties and perpleung cares u 'N'-
households Of faith. -. 40 o,,iet and
They need rest. and no DOUBT 1he qu. 'a,,'rtb
reace of summers vacation, ana strenEen
TO mind and body for the WORK OF en ~ No only
wear when they must needs Wres,lo NO. a 49,
with principalities andpowers ana wlcAeNn iS1
In high and low places IN their vioPuon - .bo
mons but also are burdened with visits 10 tno
s;ck and the pleasanter and yet care-pesIInF
work Of taking part in church soclals' les'l-
walls and entertainments.
NOT YET DECIDED.
Many Richmond pastors as yet nave not
arranged for the spending OF their Vacations
Many of the poorer ministers VIII cohlen1
themselves with visit 70 some DrolueI plSS-
tor in the country and will DO good work
while ENJOYING even a short while mo the
iuxuries of country life. for they Will OF
conrse FIJI the pulpit of the country preacher
end the announcement that city minister
is TO hold forth at the Westinghouse VIII 10
sure 10 attract q large rural congregations
DIR. HoGE
DIR Hoce is very fond of the old country,
ard had another European trip in contempla-
fiou for this season. but has now gwen that
up. He has made conditional engagements
10 preach and lecture in different parts OF tne
country which will extend as far as the MID
die Of September.
DIR. DAsHIELL.
DIR. 7. G.. Dashiell of st. Marks Episcopal
church has made no definite arrangements as
vet. and unless his health fails him entirely
he will probably leave the city only Tor gay
or two in the middle OF each week during 'he
month of August.
The Young Peoples Societies Of Christian
Fndeayor of Richmond have selected as their
representative to the International ConVen-
ton at Minneapolis, Mimi, Dr Wllilam H.
Judkins. of the Centenary Methodist church.
DIR Judkins will attend tho convention,
They are always largely attended, and to
accommodate the crowd a mammoth taberna-
Gle is being erected with seating capacity Oh
10000. r H.
The delegates will embrace many Of the
most distinguished ministers and laymen Ill
the country.
This is the only trip he has decided upon.
MIR. CARMICHAEL.
In Julv the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, rector
of st. Paul's Episcopal church, will leave the
city for a sx-weeks tour in the North PROB
ably spending week or two at Long Island,
New York.
DIR. LANDRUM.
Rev. w. W. Landrum, d. D.. pastor OF the
Second Baptist church, will pass his vacation
IL -, MI % a
two or three Successive summers. lie Will
leave the city for this missionary work ABOUT
August the LIST.
MR.. wERTRNRAKER.
Rev. G. G. Wertenbaker will spend while
at his old home in Albemarle during the month
of August.
MR. cUTLEB.
Rev. L. A. Cutler is Just getting over spell
of sickness. He will spend July and August
out of the city doing mission work
DIR. TUDOR.
Rev. DIR. w. V. Tudor. of Broad-street
Methodist church, will take no vacation
DIR. PETERSON.
Rey.P. A. Peterson, D. D., will also remain
in the city during the summer.
DR. NEWTON.
Rev. DIR. John b. Newton, of Monumental
Eniscopal church, will take a rest in August,
but has not decided where he Will 60
DIR. HATCHER.
Rev DIR. William T. Hatcher has formulated
no plan for the late summer but IN day or
two will 60 to the mountains for brlet stay
MR.. STEWART.
Rev. ]. Calvin Stewart, of the Fourth Pres
byterian church. is looking forward with
much pleasure TO his vacation.
In August he will by invitation preach at
Spring Lake a noted resort on the coast of
New Jersey.
From that point he will visit other pleasant
resorts. His vacation will embrace three or
four weeks.
MIR. HUTsoN AND Mr.. FROST.
Rev. j. B. Hutson, of Pine-street Baptist
church. and Rev j. NJ. Frost. pastor of Leigh
street Baptist church, have not as yet ar
ranged TO leave the city.
Dr. KERR.
Rev. DR.. r. P. Kerr of the First Presby-
terrain, needs a vacation and will take rest
of six weeks. He will go to the mountains
and lakes of the North seeking absolute quiet.
He had an invitation to Mr.. MOody's summer
school at Northfeld, Mass, but had to decline
DR.. Kerr in the future will take trip to
Europe each alternate season.
DR. BURTON.
Rev. DIR. Lewis W. Burton, rector of st.
Johns Episcopal church, who Is q native OF
Cleveland, Ohio, will visit his old home in
July TO attend the golden wedding of his
parents His family will accompany him:
DR.. Burton viii probably be absent from
the city a month or six weeks.
DR. BLgDsoE.
Rev. DIR. J. Wiley Bledsoe, who is happy in
the possession of summer home near Cor
louisville, will spend portions Of August there
with his family.
DIR. GOODWIN
Rev. DIR. S. A. Goodwin, pastor of Grove
avenue Baptist church, will spend the month
Of August North. Among other places he
will attend grand Baptist camp-meeting at
Marthas Vineyard. he viii also preach in
Boston and vicinity.
DR. PITT AND Mr.. cLoPToN.
Rev DR.. r. II. Pitt and Rev. S. G. Clopton
have made no plans for a vacation.
DIR. FAIR.
Rev. DIR. James Y. Fair, pastor of Grace
street Presbyterian church, has rented cot
tage at Hampton and will spend July and
August there with his family.
lie Will, however, come up 10 Richmond
each Saturday night SO as to fill his pulpit on
Sunday.