New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
SUMNER SERVICES ~ THE CHURCHES.
NEARLY A DOZEN PASTORS IL EuROPE-A NUN
BIER OF CHURCHES CLOSED.


Der OF CHURCHES CLOSED.
The usual quota OF ministers have gone abroad for
the summer ~ spend their vacations In foreign travel
and IN. doors NJ c, siderable number II churches Will
BE- co-,d Tor the next two months. In others "nion
service, will b. conducted FOR the benefit q TWO or
three adjacent congregations, while the mal'rhy Oh
tho churches Of the city will be kept open throughout
the summer aud IN Of them the pastors VIII re-
main al their posts throughout the heated term. \
noteworthy example Of this l. DR.. X. L. Mereu"l'
who ha, heretofore since he called to Brooklyn
con. abroad each summer cxcep' last year when be-
visited the Pacific Coast. This year be proposes 10
remain at his home In NcDOn0ushs,. when he r.
Gently purchased and moved into after several m"tS
spent at a hotel and he Will preach In tho Iomphin'
Avenue Congregational Church every sunday and cNi
duet Bible class.
The visitor, TO foreign lands include DrS. /.
Dewitt Talmaec whose Tabernacle will be closed for
t,ro months Charles r. Baker, Of the Church Of the
Messiah; Albert j. LYMAN OF the South Congregational
Church: II. Price Colder, OF the First Unitarian
Church; A. l.. kusolyng, of Christ Episcopal ChuiVh :
Charles VI. Gnrnn. of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. Lindsay Parker, Of st. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church, Rufus r. KclSay. Of the SIKH
Avenue Baptist Church, James NJ Farrai, Of the flrSt
Reformed Church, the Rev. n. II. l.. T1ghc u Grace
Chapel: and the Rev. T. T. Frost, OF the summer
field Methodist Episcopal Church. IymOuth church
will be closed sunday until september H.
A. extensive repairs arc to be made to the organ
The congregation are invited to worship with tho
i,ands Street Memorial Methodist Church, who's"
pastor, W. s. l.. Beler. Will remain In The city AL
summer. he spent last year abroad
According 10 their usual custom. the Church Of the
Hg.im, the Reformed Church the Heights and the
First and second Presbyterian churches Will hold anton
service, beginning to-day, In the second Presh> enan
Church Different ministers Will preach this month
and the Rev. Dr. \. :. Hunt will preach In August
rhc south Congr gatnal and tho Westminster Prcs5y
tcrIan churches will hold union services IN the latter
til, month and In the former next month"; Dr. samuel
Ives Curtis, Of Chicago viii preach in August The
Lirst reformed Grace Methodist Episcopal. the Me
mortal Presbyterian and the sixth Avenue Baptist
churches will unite In services In tho structure of tn
first named beglnnng today. The Clinton Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL and the Lafayette Avenue Prcsbycriln
churches will unite In their summer services. meeting
In the structure Of the former. The Hanson Place
Baptist Church will be closed, but the Wa,hlnrt'n
Avcnuc BAPTIST Church will be open. Dr. Edward JGi
.on supplying the pulpit while Or. BraSln is absent.
| Al the Emmanuel baptist Church, the Rev. Dr'.
T. Edwin Brown and William T.. Hatcher will supply
fine pulpit while Dr. Iumpstone is absent in August.
THE Lee Avenue and the New England Congregational
churches VII b, closed AT the Hanson Place Method
| isl Episcopal Church. the Rev. Drs. J. NJ Buckley,
George f. Reed and Emory J. Haynes and Bishop
Newman will preach In the absence of the pastor from
| uly 80 To- september T. Dr. Reed Is also to p reach
IN ihc Nostrnnd Avcnuc Methodist EpIscD Church.
| Of Which he was formerly pastor, in Ansu,t None
- he Methodist churches OF The city Will be closed
nt Tho majority of the pastors will be away In August
| Wien their places will be Glcd Holy Trinity sEpis-
eoP", and Grace churches Will be kept Opcn with
| tho assistant ministers In charge. The rct0rs OF
several churches In other part, Of the ciV VIII re,
| main I'm town. None OF the Unitarian, lnNcrsalist
anrapr the summer, rs the majority Of the members
| Of their congregations are away