New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
VACATIONS FOR. PASTORS.
WHERE THE CITY CLERGYMEN WILL
SPEND THE SUMMER MONTHS.
WILL BE HEARD HERE-cHANGEs IN
CHURCH BUILDINGS.

CHURCH 81 lLDlNGS
MI. extreme pressure under wh en- men IN pro-
-" ufe are obliged to carry on their work Is
Ie.,ored as one of thee reasons why vacation
ne.oasd By cergynen and cheerfully given to
Is ." ny ther people. In many. II not all. OF the
thei" .sa,,ed by the church and congregation. In
ear, - the salary promised, there is stipua-
au-'.car1,ng the vacation 1t IL noteworthy also
w" .no larger the salary offered 10 the preacher
'a'' the time required In which TO earn H. II
"o-cenary a term as earning can De useo III
80 ,o # the services of a clergyman. But the
speSAe L. that the vacation of the ministers re-
iaH ,orre salaries is longer than that OF those
CO.. roon,hly checks are smaller
VIZ ,ons,h Of the summer vacation mas ma'eiiais
INC "a. :, me last quarter of a century month
.e 49, maximum then; now chapel minister sels
was .,.s respite, whe the pastor OF an uptown
NV has from two 10 three months. ana Few
cnurv" s,lsrles with five iguree have IN adui-
receNs ~ four months. as they choose, IN whlch
W" -, from the mental and physicai s'ra" VI
70 'sl.,srs work and TO lay up store OF energy
ss' .onoing year 1t must not be hie'ieu i'o"'
for the .s sn,s,t that the ministers themselves are
tHs rest rather than lovers OF work. on V'e
lovers - 49,. OF them would prefer 10 nave the
contra. e. or,er but they cannot detain ther
pay NV Of whom so 10 Europe each year
pey,.. .han the year before and return la'er'
tar.e' rna summer congregation ana VIII
f'"' =, IN H." said popular minister re-
isniiy 80 roacb same OF my people
nav for q week or two said Fnth-aVe
"Ne .,on their way from Europe 10 floriu@ "a
pas'U. o,d on Their way TO Lenox or E"'opo Ia
the spring ,r,-,,,,pr
,. NO vacation season is lengthenlng' 'he
'ss,,rs made for supplying regular emu -
summer Visitors with Gospel p"N,'ese' 'as
o.. han in former years. Then the cna se w.
.souenNy made that city pastors leI' '.. ~
..sor.bs every year 10 the tender ihe' 80 80,
w me- NJ, shall be name,ess here VINO ''N''
P~,.,or summer or winter bu' ms
~ ,,.e, chargeable for in several o. III,
,. .. n,ln,.s Of the city preachers OF In
~e MY he heard in the next 'hree '"o'' T.,
~ three cases the summer supP'es a. ,ha
wv" ...o., fame The following are "'ilo"' ~
si'" ,he~s. Pres dent Stryker OF II AM to'
.'a' ~ 7 : Mcintosh of Phi,adelph'"' ~.
80 NoraoA of Scranton: DR.. L. H.
',",Io DR.. A. T Person. MT. opu'e "a
.-s. ~ Teuns S. Hamlin' oil "aS''''s 'o" '., ,a
n'.hon Dudley OF Kentucky. 1"eSe o. ,.o,io,s.
ps-sr IN pulplts Of various ueho' ~"
pporrsTANr EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
n-,.,.,. church remains open all the year Nv
-, M Morgan Dix will take MS waco "o'.
He' ~ hors md there" The pulpit VIII be oc'u-
scraps n.y. =. ,o-,a,,e1 with the Parish Church
psu :! 20 tho Number available for such serNi0e
'''S ...ba,aa ny seeing a list OF the ciere! "a
r,,,v parish: Rector. Morgan DIX Noo' :, "a,
,,,ohabev feueritus). 50. Paurs Cnapei' me- q.
~ ,,,,har, Trinity chapel; Edward A. brauieS -.
,s,os.s Chapel: Philip a. II. Brown. %, ',.
csa,o,. William Montague Geer, 81 fdu' O'., , :.
80, s,es,a Trinity Church Thomas H. OH %
Ne'e'' 80 cnarol. Arthur O. Kimber. St Angus
I'm: Chon.l. Edward H. s. Goodwin, ST. Cornehu'
$50. cura.es Joseph W. Hill and A"reu w
-. r,,n,,, church: Robert \. Kemp ana ffel-
,o-, : Smith g. Pauls Chapel; fredeiIoN -
y.ooh and william S Bishop. St. Johns Chape,
.Ibsp Richer and Harry Baumann. 4fin''s
Charles s Hamilton and Edwaro nr"a'V -, 3
ness Chapel; John II. Knowles ana Saniue' - ~
r,,ohou ST Chrysostom's Chapel; Wlila'i -"
gsnel G. A. Mex Dyes and C. H. Beers o''
.rg,stine's Chapel; John II. Logic 81 huhe
Chapel. , ,.u.no,or,,s,,s
The Rey. Dr. David II. Greer OF 81. Bar'ho'o'ne"
Church sailed for Europe on May 20 10 Oe "oa''''
al srmmer Bishop Dudley, of Kentucky ana inc
"a. w. n,yine are supplying the pulpit this
,o,.b The church will be closed during July ana
,., a. order 10 make some addition TO the organ
TSa rev DR.. W r. Huntington. of Grace Chuic"'
xu go 20 North East Harbor. Me. Where ne sPe"'
Ma vacation last summer. His pulpit VIII NC sup
Pied by his assistants - q
Tho church OF the Ascension Ghe Rev Percy D
Grant rector is closed for alterations and VIII re-
ra,, ca until septernber l. The Rev. Lester BRAD
,s- vii conduct services In the parish house no.
:, Wet FJeyenth-st every SUNDAY morning anu
evening The chancel Of the church $50 10 , Dv
iargel a new organ put IN and choirhouse puI''
10 = Walpole Warren, of the Church OF the iio e
Trinity With his wife and daugh,ers VIII Sa IN IN
Tgrone on Wednesday, spending their vacatlo" on
syi,l,rlend. and returning about september a.
The pulpit will be supplied by the fev. r. r. r., ti
heys formerly rector OF 81 Paus Church, "
penn n Is hoped early in the fan that the Cnu.S t
Of 81, James viii be consecrated me oeD uPo n,ny
Sao'ns c mSes through the consolidation Of S.
Jamess Church with that OF HOY Lr six;yy
~ win Se ready in the fall begin aggressive WoIK
IA that district. and an endowed chulCn "a ZIG
'I nr kvianse ~ ST. Marks Church, expects God
being gracious TO him. TO spenu MS
For me few weeks that the Church Of the nc ar
ration BE- closed during he aanananed in The
chapel al No as East Thir,yrs ne REV Sy Ne W
.5an clergy Of The Parfn n ArhuT brooks
inferred upon his work with every proniScc h ~ viii
DR.. r. Heber Newton Of All Souls Gnuf home W" al
Eas, Hampton, Long Island. his pulpit being &c,
.upied by his assistant the Rev Aion]o ->o''0
Dr. y. s. Rainsford. Of St Georges Church goes
70 Quebec 70 spend his vacation. his pulpit DeiHs
%J n Br essrs'1 Of ST. Thomass Church. vii
s :.o months At West HamPion, IN y ssppy the
' iS the enu,Gh VII be tse chsqch o, the
Haven, s ee VIII Me spsnd MS vaeaon in England
ana wats He has a vacation OF six months
BAPTIST PASTORS NEVER GET WEARY.
d. W, II p Faunce. OF the Fifth Avenue Church
wa spend part OF his vacation lecturing on Honl-
le''cs 10 the University OF Chicago. beginning July
and Will deliver two lectures a day. four days IN
the week FOR SIX weeks a part Of August and Sep
'smoer will be spent the north shore Of Massa-
enlsetts. The church will be closed during the
amrner, but services will be continued In the par
"a ouldng the A-Inhage House.
W Robert g. Macarthur OF Calvary Church,
WI spend about three weeks In England visiting
Ae'tering and other places associated with the lie
the Rev. Andrew Fuller. DIR. Macarthur Is writ
as the life Of Dr. Fuller and wishes TO get the
II ga atmosphere and 10 gather facts. Dr. Frank
II kNofse, the assistant pastor. Will have charBe
Slng his absence. The services will be continued
summer al the church and at the Calvary
/ inch the Sunday school will be kept open and
n"y eifort made to stimulate the attendance and
~ interest during the heated term. few altera-
sss will be made IN the audience.room and electric