New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
REST FOR MIND AND BODY
SIMMER VAC ATOMS FOR CLERGYMEN.
NAVY CHURCHES TO BE OPEN THIS fEAi'-
WHERE THE PASTORS WILL SPEND
July AND AUGUST

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ccncrecations have been sadly depleted pS uo "'a
| heather Of June and By the departure OF many ..
cha mcmbers for the mountains, the sca'horc anu
Europe. The proverb. " Like people. Ike paS'or, !"
,rue here as elsewhere, and the shepheluS a'0
inc their nocls. several have already soho' 'no AZ"
Sunday IN Juno closing their seasons WORK. |N"SN"
| and I'M, Yellowstone Park allured many OF inc reS
| bvterian ministers who attended the meeting vi .'o
,,or,, .esombly I'm the Far West. The iolO"inB
ust NJ churches OF the several evangelical dehohlha
lions will show where many OF the more P'o'n''''
cercvmen expect to spend July ana August ann WI"
Give the names of the ministers who are 10 occupy
their pupits during the summer III IS ehcou'"e'"7
sec how many churches, once closed during inc he
form now keep their doors opcn or uh'c WIN
,o,cht.,r,nr churches so that services are hcid Ill
overv ncchborhood throughout the year. 1t Is quite
unnecessary 10 add that the chapelS ana miSsio'.
mover close nor do the churches under the cont'o "
Archbishop Corriga and few OF those over "'hoh
Bishop Potter presidcs.
FEW EPISCOPAL CHURCHES CLOSED.
Dr Morgan Dix, the rector OF Trinity Church Is
spcndIng his summer ut CoopcrstOwn, " u All VI
the churches connected with Trinity parish Keep open
throughout the year, and the services '''
usual during the summer
! Dr d H. Greer OF st. Barthoomews, having H-
sisted n hattering call from the Boston church lei'
vacant By Bishop Brooks, and the invtauoh ny u'e
way is snld to have been backed by strong io''o'
from the Bishop will spend the summer III 'ie.l
vich Conn. DR.. Greer says that 1t Is not aVose''ct
n vacation time with him, but simply chansc VI
ahors as he usually does good deal Of literary "o"
during the summer for which he has not the ui"o
during the rest of the year. st. Bartholomew VIII
not be closed during the summer, anu Ns Pu'P'' wiz
| be supplied by different clergymen
| Two memorial doorways to be added 10 Trace
| Church. one is in memory OF Miss Woifc' anu 'no
other in memory OF the father and brother OF W. e
4 cIcY will
July and August, while DR.. W. Il. Huntington Is "'
North East lIarb0r
There are four clergymen and three deaconesscS at
tachcd TO the parish OF the Church OF the ASCENSION
and they take their vacation in such way as never
to leave the church without clergyman and Il
deaconcss. DR.. f. W. Donald will spend his v"cauon
| at Amherst Mass. The Rev. VI. ii. Gates, lot thiee
wears an assistant minister Of the parish, has b'cn
called to the rectorship of the Church Of the ASCENSION
! I'm Ipswich Mass. a day nursery, accomm"laV'
! ing sixty children, has been opened witmh rev
weeks and besides the work done tscre some -"o
children will be sent 10 the country for Two weeks
Dr. Arthur Brooks. Of the Church Of the incarnatioh
will spend the summer at Mlnnequa, Penn, his as
sIsant minister the Rev. s. IL. Bishop preaching III
his absence. The tower of the church VIII probably
be completed by the erection OF sprc.
The Rev. Or. II. y. 5atterlec, Of Calvary Church.
expect, to spend three months In Europe returning
home by september 20. In the meantime 'he he''
| Lewis Cameron viii oiliciatc.
The Rev. Thomas Gallaudet OF st. AIMS free
Church expects to be I'm town most OF the summer
Dr. Rran, and the Rev. John Chamberlain VIII assist
| him I'm the services. DR.. Gallaudet VIII attend the
Conference OF Principals OF the Institutions for Deaf
Mutos mt Colorado Springs in August. service for
deaf mntes is held In St AIMS SUNDAY afternoon
| At 81. Thomas's Church services VIII be Held
during the entire under the charge Of the as
| sIstant minister. Dr. Brown Will spend July and
| August hear Madison y. Y.
| The Rev NJ g. Thompson will ofcate ut the Church
Of the Holy Trinity. in Madison during the absence
| Of The rector. Or. r.. Walpolc Warren.
! Dr. u. Parker Morgan Is farmer during July ana
August at Croton Lake. v Y. while the Rev Arthur
H. Jndgc his fellow lahorer conducts the services ut
the Church OF the Heavenly Rest where Holy Com
nunlon will be- served at a. IN. every sunday.
Dr. J. II. Rylancc. Of ST. Marks. Is planning a
tour through England and France to last TWO months
and hi, ~ tants the Rev. Mcsrs. Charles O. Adams
and Richard Golden viii conduct the services In his
absence.
Dr. r. Mckee Brown. OF the Church Of It. Mary
| the Virgin, gave his vacation plans in these words
Il shall be IN my place every SUNDAY
| SERVICES ~ pEEtBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
Dr. John Hail. Of the Fifh Avenue Church. was not
able /, attend the Genera, Assembly, at Portland,
but ha, conc West within the last few weeks preach
Ing AT Chicago and Portland. the way Ia southern
California where he vtltcd his Ills vacation ex-
tend, through July and August, and 1t IL likely
that Interior work may be needed In the church,
| which has been used almost consecutlvely for slN-
teen years, and II 50 there may be no pfc''hihS III
| those months.
Dr. G. H. Farkhurst OF the Madison Square Church,
! ha, nearly four months vacation this year. lie is
abroad now and will spend most of his time IN
! Switzerland, returning september II. During his
absence his assistant. the Rev. c. W. Goodrich, IS
preaching.
Union .crvlcc, are held in the Brick Church during
/ nv mi
Or. Taxrons, Of the West Church. DR.. Van Dyke went
abroad early In May.
Dr. Wilton Merle smith, Of the Central Church. the
pastor II Enby Ruth whose badges were worn 50
numerou.y nj Chicago will spend HIS vacation yacht
ine. while DR.. iamlin OF Washington and Professor
| Worcester. Of Union seminary, preach for him.
| Ut. >. l.. Ros,tcr. OF the North Church, VIII try
mountain scenery this year. spending his vacation.
which begins the middle Of July. among the White
Mountains The Rev. Mr. Falt. formerly missionary
among the Indians, will supply the pulpit The
church keeps up rs work during the summer. a,
# spent some $4,000 for alterations last year, no
changes are necessary In tine building now.
Dr. James Chambers, Of Calvary Church, VIII
rest in the Chenango Valley. y. y. and Drs Alex
andcr. Arnold. Freshman, Gregory and Robinson will
supply his pulpit. few changes 20 Improve TIC
ventilation Will BE- made In the church.
Dr. j. Il. Kerr of the Fourth Church. Will lool
after the new cdihcc which hIs people are to build
ut Ninety first st. and West End ave. remaining II
New York or It's vicinity during the summer.
Tho Rev. A. W. lIalsey, Of the Spring Street
Church. will remain home this year. in order t,
|, see Jerusalem next year.
Professor Foster Of Oberlln, ohio. VIII preach II
August Mt the Washington Heights Church while 1t
pastor Or. John c. Bliss, the Moderator OF the New
York Prcsbytcry. studies the Book OF Discipline, II
Connecticut In preparation for the Briggs trial. whic
begins In October.
| IalcOm
Church, DIR. Briggss pastor, will sail on the City o
cw-YorlS July ~, and expects t. return for tn
third sunday Of September. lie will travel mos
through Germany, switzerland and the Netherlands
The chapel Is 10 be remOdccd during the summer
and adapted TO the work of the sunday school and tn