New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
PASTORS AND PEOPLE REST.
NEW FACES TO BE SEEN IN CITY PULPrrs.

ANY ONE WHO WISHES TO ATTEND CHURCH
THROUGH JULY AND AUGUST WILL FIND
MANY OPEN DOORS AWAITING HIM
WHERE THE PREACHERS WILL
SPEND THEIR VACATIONS.
Whatever may have been the case few years
ago It is no longer true that the majority OF the
city churches closed during the summer. II Is
a fact however. that the larger churches are CIV
ing their pastors longer vacations than formerly;
indeed, the larger the salary the more severe the
intellectual pressure demanded by those who pay
for his services and the longer the time given Tor
recuperation In addition to the two or three sum-
mer months which the leading churches require
their ministers to take as vacation. they also fur-
nsh supplies for the pulpit during their absence.
Some OF the leading pulpit orators OF this coun-
try and one two from abroad will be heard In
this city within the next three months. one pas
tor DR.. Macarthur. after a service OF twenty-five
wears in the Calvary Baptist Church. Is now on his
way around the world; many OF his brother mln-
listers will cross the ocean: Dr. Charles L. Thomp-
son. OF the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Churcn.
is at the head OF company OF pilgrims already
abroad who will visit Ireland. England and scot
land and cross to the Continent before their re-
turn Dr. Parkhurst is, as usual. In switzerland.
Mortified. the Christian Endeavor Convention az
Boston the numerous Chautauquas and other
schools Of learning religious and educational, will
be visited by some OF the clergymen, while still
others will go 10 the mountains or the seaside or
TO rural districts. simply TO rest and TO get rio OF
that tired feeling.
BAPTIST MINISTER'S TO BE HEARD.
Dr. r. s. Macarthur for almost the first time
IN his ministry will be free from preaching on
Sundays For many years during his vacation. he
has preached two. three and even four tunes on
Sunday. and also lectured during the week. lie
dooes not believe IN closing his church single sun
day and DR.. F. r. Morse his assistant, VIII nave
charge OF the pulpit during his absence The pulpit
will be supplied part OF the time by exchange with
ministers from Philadelphia and Brooklyn, as FOL-
lows: June. the Rev. Archibald Cameron. Dr.
Ellis DR.. Humpstone and the Rev. George flint
Warren OF Brooklyn: July. Dr. Crandail OF Chi
cago and Or. c. j. Baldwin, OF Granville Oho'
August DR. D. b. Jutten, of Fall River Mass:
September Dr. John Gordon and DIR. John Love, OF
Philadelphia the Sundays In october ana the nrst
two weeks in November will also be suppheo.
Calvary Church and Sunday school never closes.
Calvary Branch. in Sixtyeighth-st. and the Bouie-
ward will also remain OPEN new organ mas
been put into the chapel carpet will be put on
parts OF the chapel and electric lights may be IN
,roduced during the summer.
DR. W. H. P Faunce OF the Fifth Avenue Church.
has gone 10 Germany with his wife. He will spend
a norton OF the summer In study at the University
o, Jena and after a short time in Switzerland. he
will return early in September. The church VIII
be closed from July 10 september To- Dr Ihomas
Armitage, former pastor OF the cnurch VIII preac"
one or two Sunday. in September The Armitage
q
Forty-seventh-st.. will be open all summer. ana
will also keep up its day nursery and boys and
girls clubs.
DR. Henry NJ. Sanders. OF the Madison Avenue
Church. will go TO the White Mountains for July
and August. and his church will be closed during
his absence.
DR. F. s. Holloway Of the West Thirty-third
Street Church. will go TO the home OF his boyhood
at Groton. Conn. for July and August. ana the
Rev Dr. j. c. st. John will preach one mon.h
is for vacation. and during the o'her 'ie pastor via
supply the pulpit
DR. Edward Judson, OF the Memorial Church IN
Washington Square. will 90 10 Hamilton n. L..
and the Rev James NJ. Bruce his associate VIII
nreach during his absence. This church is one
that is open days IN the week throughout ING
year and is doing good all OF the time
METHODIST EPISCOPAL PULPrTs FILLED.
Dr. James NJ. King. of the Union Methodist
Episcopal Church expects to take his vacation In
August The Union Church. at Forty -eighth-st..
west OF Broadway is a new church organization
comprised Of the members OF two churches. Formerly
known as the ST. Johns and the Forty-third street
churches The Rev. J. S. Tredinnick, assistant pas
tor will have charge OF the pulpit The church is
free church. that is. no pews are Sold while at
the same time everybody worshipping there. VINO Is
not dependent upon the charity OF the church Ior
their support will be expected 10 contribute 10 the
church according 10 their ability Families Will be
assigned TO definite pews. so that the iamiiy circle
shall not be broken In the House OF Goa
DIR A p Kendg OF the Calvary Church. Will
snend July in Massachusetts. and August at various
points His assistants. the Rev Messrs. r. II.
Carpenter and j. W. Seleck. will supply the pulpit
Although the church will not be closed 1t VIII be
cleaned painted outside and retouched inside inc
organ will also be reconstructed. Among the many
attractions OF this church are Bible classes TOT
married men. young men. young women young
men and women. masters and misses, ASIDE from
the intermediate and primary classes, and an IN
dustrial bureau. a free dispensary a day nursery
and a kindergarten.
The Rev sylvester r. Jones OF me Madison Ave-
nue. Church. will go to the mountains ana 70 COZ,
tage City. Mass. In August. when the cnurch Will
be closed. go
DR. c. S. Narrower, OF St. Luke's Church. will
spend August In Manchester w. Out MS c"u''"
will remain open.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES OPEN
DR.. Morgan Dix OF Trinity Church. will 90 to his
country home at West Hampton Beach. Long
Island In July and August Trinity Church Is
never closed and the services are carried on uhoer
the direction OF the vicar and curates
Dr p Heber Newton. of All Souls Church. ex-
nsc,s TO remain at East Hampton. Long Island.
until October. a longer time than usuai IN conHe-
ouence OF his special need OF rest Inc rev
Alonzo Norton Henshaw. assistant minister VIII &C.
cupy the pulpit The church Will be CLOSED our
ing the midsummer -,
1- X p Huntington Of Grace Church. will
spend July and August at North East Harpor' Me-
his pulpit being supplied by the clergy OF the parsh
in ,urn The church will remain open all summer.
Or David H. Greer, OF ST. Bartholomew Church'
will spend his vacation. as usual al New anaa''
Conn. The church will be kept OPEN anu 'he paris"
clergy will conduct the services.
DR. F. Wapole Warren. OF the Church OF ,he
Holy Trinity sailed for England with his brioe
on the Germanic on June rs, where they VIII spehd
their vacation travelling until the end OF september
The assistant ministers Will be In charge oi ue
church during the summer months The properly
~ tho church "a advertised for sale and probably
before the fall arrangements will be made else
where for continuing and enlarging the WORK OF the
church. 80