Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-07-17
MINISTER'S AND
THEIR VACATIONS.

Rev. L. D. Stultz, D. D., pastor of
the First M. P. Church, is anticipat-
ing summering with his family at sea-
side resorts. DR.. Stultz will take a
trip by water and visit Avon by the
Sea, Wildwood, ESea Girt and Long
Branch. He will leave about the
middle of the month for the trip.
Rev. Alphonso Dare, pastor at the
Wesley Memorial IN. E. Church, is
anticipating ten days trip to his
former charges, Hopewell and Titus
vile. His wife will accompany him.
Mr.. Dare may be unable to leave his
church as he is just now working
earnestly for new auditorium. It is
to be hoped thatsthe vacation may be
taken as the recreation is needful to
Mr.. Dare. His congregation are in
favor of giving their pastor a vaca-
tion.
Rev. M. J. Haggerty, of St. Mary IS
Roman Catholic Church, has planned
a most delightful trip to Halifax, New
South Wales, above Canada. Return
ing he will visit Quebec and Mon
treal. The voyage will be made some
time in August.
Rev. William A. Kumpf, of Christ's
English Lutheran Church, will not
take vacation in July or August.
He visited Hanover, Pa, for two
weeks in June and considers that a
very pleasant vacation. Mr.. Kumpf
has been kindly invited by friend to
take trip along the Susquehanna
river in the territory above Harris
burg, Pa. He will probably enjoy
this trip in September or October.
Rev. H. H. Beadle, of the Second
Presbyterian, leaves Immediately after
the State Christian Endeavor Conven-
tion, next Thursday for five weeks
visit at his mothers home, New Hart
ford, Conn. This city is among the
Litchfield Hills and very pleasant.
Mr.. Beadle breaches his last sermon
next Sunday before leaving on his va
cation. Rev. L. E. Coyle will fill the
pulpit at the church during Mr..
Beadle's absence.
Rev. D. B. Harris, of the Trinity
Church, said to reporter when he
asked concerning his vacation that
the probabilities are that he will not
take vacation longer than DAY at
time. He will not be absent from
his church over Sunday. He may en-
JOY a fishing trip occasionally down
the Bay after blue fish, as there is no
sport more enjoyed by him than fish
ing.
Rev. A. S. Allyn, of Berean Bap-
tist, has planned no special vacation.
He is very busy man, engaged in
church work, but will probably enjoy
a few days at the shore during next
month.
Rev. David s. Bayard, of the Mt.
Zion A. M. E. Church leaves the first
week in August with his family for
two weeks visit at his former home
near Dover, Del. He will later visit
Asbury Park.
Rev. A. Lawrence, D. D., of Com
merce Street M. E. Church, will not
take regular vacation this summer.
He will not leave his pulpit over Sun
day. Mr.. Lawrence intends visiting
out of town occasionally through the
week. He has been engaged to preach
sermon at Seaville, Pitman Grove,
Malaga Camp, and National Park.
Rev. William j. Bridges, of the
West Presbyterian Church is unde-
cided. 1t is probable, however, he
and Mrs. Bridges will take trip up
the Hudson the first of August and
enjoy three weeks vacation in that
pleasant country.
The Second M. P. Church will be
without its regular pastor, Rev. w.
W. Petit, the last two weeks of this
month. He and his family will visit
Fair Haven. Manasquan and seaside
resorts on his regular summer vaca.
tion.
Rev. F. H. Shermer, of the Pearl
Street Baptist, and his family will
probably spend two weeks at Cape
May during next month