The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-04
THE RICHMOND PASTORS
And NOW THEY WILL PASS THEIk
TINE DURING THE SUMNER.
Some VIII Go to tho seashore and Some to
tho Mountains and Some Will stay
at Home and Work.

making ARRANGEMENTS to shake the dust
OF the swelterng city off their feet, and
HE themselves to various cooler local
ities for a restful vacation. Some Few OF
them have already left the city, while
others are soon to follow. Quite num-
her. however, will remain at their post
and face the thermometer at 80 degrees In
the shade.
pew. Dr. I.andrum. OF the Second Bap-
,tst church. will preach In several North
ern cities during his vacation. he VIII
l.ave early in August. During ms an
eance he will visit relatives near Boston
pew Or. Cooper, of the First church,
viii spend. some time In August, a week
ar the Worlds Fair. while Rev. DR.. j.
@ Hiden. of the Grove-avenue Baptlst
ehurch, viii I'll his pulpit every sunday,
snendihg the week days among the noun
tains of Virginia.
Rev DR.. A. z. Dickinson. OF the Re-
lieious Herald, will visit various sections
OF Virginia during the summer In the IN
terests OF denomnational work. ana he''
DR.. Pitt, OF the Religious Herald. togeth-
er with DR.. James Nelson, Of the Rlch-
mond Female Institute, will go 10 ocean
View this week for a seaside sojourn or
a week DR.. Pitt will also attend num-
Der of the district associations during the
summer.
Rev. J. b. Hutson, Of Pine-street Bap-
fist church, will take only part OF the
vacation his church has given HIM lie
will attend meetings in various portions
OF the State during July and August
while Rev. i. O. Kirk, OF Towards Grove
Rantist church. expects 70 attend some of
the district associations. He has not de-
cided definitely as to his plans for the
summer.
rev. Walter ?. Hines. Of West View
Baptist church, left yesterday for Lynch
burg. where he will spend two weeks.
He will also conduct meetings in Han
over and in Spotsylvanla.
Rev. Dr. Hatcher. of Grace-street Bap-
| list church, will probably spend some
time in the Piedmont section Of Virginia
He will also spend a while conducting
meetings at kirkland, ana at oIuer
/ places.
Rev Jabez Hall, Of the Seventh-street
| Christian church. will go to Michigan In
August, and will probably take In the
great Columbian Exposition, while Rev.
| a r. Moore. Of Marshall-street Chris
tan. will spend a few weeks in Kentucky,
leaving here the latter part OF August.
Rev. f. n. Calisch rabbi of Beth
| Ahaha synagogue, will be absent three
weeks, leaving here about the middle Of
August. He will visit Chicago during his
absence.
testant Episcopal, Will leave for Rapidan
the lst Of August. He will be away
month, and will spend while at the
| Cold Sulphur Springs.
Rev. lewis W. Burton, of old ST. Johns
! church, will take his final leave on July
nth. He will go to Cleveland, o., and
thence 10 the Worlds Fair. He will as
sumo the duties of his new charge in
| Louisville, Ky, October list.
Rev. w. J. Morton. the assistant rector
of ST. James church, is spending his
months vacation with his father, DR..
Morton near Fredericksburg.
Rev. L. r. Mason, OF Grace church.
will Spend the latter p5rt Of August in
Fauqnier.
Rev. Or. Hartley Carmichael. Of st.
PauPS church, is enjoying his vacation
! at port sandheld Muskoka. Canada,
and deriving no little pleasure capturing
the fnny tribe in that section.
Rev. X. T. Wilson, of the Clay-street
| Methodist Episcopal church, will spend
! his vacation on his farm, near Peters
burg
rian will spend his vacation In Balti-
more. He will leave this week, and will
be away all the summer. Services Will be
held only on Sunday morning during his
absence.
Rev. DR.. r. p. Kerr Of the First Pres
byterlan, Will leave for six weeks re
creation about the LIST OF August. He
will spend his time on the shores OF
Lake Michigan, and will take in the
Worlds Fair en- route home.
Rev. Dr. James Y. Fair, Will leave after
the third Sunday in July. He will
preach I'm Cincinnati, and visit the
Worlds Fair During the month OF Au-
gust he will rest at the seashore, but
MY come up 20 the city and fill his pull
pit every Sunday.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, Of the Church
Of the Covenant, will leave the city about
the middle of August, and will be abb
sent month. He has not yet decided
where he will go.
Rev. l.. b. Turnbull will leave this
week for n two weeks sojourn In Lou
doun county.
Rev ". L. Wright, OF Leigh-stree'
Baptist church, will be away about five
weeks from July oath. He will spend a
while in Montgomery county, y. c., or
| on the Eastern Shore OF Virginia. Hts
pulpit will be filed during his absence.
Among those who have not decided
whether or not they will take a vaca-
| tlOn are rev IL lutDNyhp " iiN'iN'f4
| az the Fulton Baptist church, Rev. DIT
Sprigg, Of the Moore Memorial Episcopa
church; ReY r. ". Sledd, OF the Cente
nary Methodist church; Rev. DR. Judkins
OF the Laurel-street Methodist church
| Rev. Dr. q. II. Ray, Il administration
Rev. Or. Tudor OF tho Broad-stree
Methodist church.
The following are some OF the ministers
who will brave the heat OF the summer
! and fn their pulpits during the higi
mercury term Rev. j. 8. Dill. OF tn
Venable-street Baptist church. Rev X
A. Bagby, Of the Clay-street Baptist
Rev. j. c. Ochlschlaeger. Of the German
| Evangelical Bethlehem Rev. De. Pix
Powers. o. St. Andrews Episcopal
Rev. w Asbury Christian, OF Washing
ton-street Methodist; Rev. w Nice
| White, the new pastor Of Mizpah an
Fairfield churches; Rev w J. Young. O
Park Place; Rev. S. c. Hatcher. Of Bar
+. ton Heights Methodist.
JUSTICE doHN's COURT.
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