The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-09
ALlPASTORS' REST TIME
How Local clergymen Plan to Spend
Their Vacations.
Il MANY EXPECT TO GO AFIEfD
Others Will Continue Religious
Work in Other Pulptts Dur
!" ing Their Absence.

With July have come summer sched-
ules at city churches. Already the annual
exodus of Minneapolis clergymen has, be-
gun. The mon whose vocation implies
q round Of duties as unceasing as It is
various, upon whose time and strength
every conceivable demand is made, have
dotted the clerical black, and many Of
them will follow for a brief season the
pursuits of Nimrod and of Isaak Walton.
Some will merely vary the strenuous life
by a change of locality: still others will
attempt to combine business and pleas
ure. The east will be the Mecca Of the
majority of the Minneapolis clergy, with
the Maine coast as first choice. -., -.
II wish T h g Jo,urna !. would plan
my summer for me- said Rev. DR.. j. r.
Bushnell, pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian church. i. Il have decided to
leave the city on the 14th,and there my
plans have ended But I daresay," con-
tinued Mr. Bushnell, that I shall begin
by Joining NY family at Long Island, Con-
necticut, and from there go to the coast
Of Maine, where shall probably stay dur
ing the first half Of the summer. my Sec
ond month I, shall spend in the north
woods Of Canada where I go every year
for the hunting and fishing, No. !. don t
think that there will be any speaking on
my program; I make it a rule to devote
my vacations to outdoor sports pure and
simple" -,
Rev. L. H. TIallock. of the Plymouth
Congregational church, is also bound for
the coast of Maine. Mr.. Hallock leaves
in the lake trip on his way. A visit to
the Thousand Islands,. trip on the St.
Lawrence, and a short stay in Quebec
will form delightful features Of Mr.. Hal
locks itinerary He will make Portland.
his headquarters while in the east, and
Will contrive to spend most Of his time on
the water, sailing and fishing. 2.>
Rev. W. B. Riley OF the First Baptist
church, will make Portland, Ore, his place
of residence during his vacation. Mr..
Rileys program is of so strenuous a ma
ture as to almost preclude it's being
termed vacation Besides preaching in
the White Temple Baptist church. he will
direct several bible conferences along
various parts of the Pacific coast: but
Il mean to get some recreation,'' declared
Mr.. Riley. Il am very fond of fishing
age to handle a rod Mr. Riley will not
leave the city until the 2Sth Of the month.
In His Study.
Unitarian church, will remain in Mime
apolis and though he will preach no SER
mons, he will spend the greater part OF
the next two months within the red stone
walls of his church. This is to be nay
summer resort" said the clergyman, as
he laughingly designated the book lined
walls of his study. Here 1 shall spend
my vacation reading and doing some
special writing What am I writing?
Oh, 1T wouldn't do to tell that
Rev. DR.. NJ. D. Shutter, of the Church
Of. the .Redeemer, is another member OF
the clerical body who will spend his va
cation near Minneapolis. Though Mr.
Shutters future plans will depend upon
ka, at present, he makes point Of COM
ing into the city every few days. Mr.
Shutters future plans viii depend upon
valesctng from a serious illness. and upon
the health Of Dr.: Tuttle,; pastor emeritus
of the church. y, .;. -. ~ 80.
! Rev. 2. A. Cool of the Fowler Meth.
odist church, will take his vacation il
sections. 1T is the most comfortable
way Of celebrating" declared Mr.. Cool
| t'and, in fact, the only way for me te
take holiday at all this year, consid.
ering that we decided to keep the church
| open =all SUMNER .->2
Duluth, where Mr. Cool goes. to, speak
! in the First Methodist church. and Chi.
cago, where he will make on address
are two of the cities which Mr.. Coo
will visit during the summer. The Fow-
| Ter Methodist. church. which is unique
IN ~lts coSmopO1ltanlSm, anG WHICH III
cludes in its me mbership representatives
from every sect, is making, Mr.. Coo
states, a, most substantial and crafty
Ling progre ss.
E%%.:sReV. Dr. s. D. Hutinspiller,. pastor O.
the Hennepin Avenue Methodist church
| has: not definitely decided when he i:
| goirg to leave the city, nor Just where
he will go when he does leave But OF
one point he is fully determined. ant
that is to avoid the ordinary tourist
haunted watering place. II am going il
for. seclusion this summer said DR.
Hutinspiller. "A place where / can res
and be free from care is the kind O.
| summer resort am looking out for" -
| Preaching, lecturing and shooting will
make up the varied program of Rev
Stanley Roberts of Bethlehem Presby
terisn church, Silver Lake, Albion
Utica and Rochester,. which lis Mr.. Rob