The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
HE REV. MISS NANCY TYPE
PASSING, SAYS MODERN MINISTER

.. o'clock to the minute that
ing when the clergyman ar
3 at the parish house connected
mis- church, swung through the
rapidly strobe toward his
rr .. ..ch consist Of reception
,.. private study. In another
m .. ., was seated at his desk, CLAN
rr list Of appointments for the
An ..l he summoned his secretary.
nil go one letter after another of
IN, ,... morning mail and started in
10 .... lcplies.
Tn .tpyman.the Rev. Or. Nehemiah
E.... g brooklyn. was thus engaged
wi. S.tOr called and sat down
in OBJ. option room. TnroLgh it's
,r.r could he seen a large study
Lu,a IS Hunkshelves from floor nearly
10 o.. one or two tables. holding
oth,r Mss magazines and pamphlets.
and hairs completed the Furnish
ms, ..tr the further end of the
stud, br Boynton. a man in the
LAT, a little under medium
bnsu maps. with broad shoulders.
aulur. H.r and side whiskers and
Keen rating eyes that ever held
beam r'.ut humor-a veritable type
II oh. Sew England knows for her
AMI .u'ir son.
H. ...t 'uuk the clergyman as he
sat O. that morning. at least. not as
A clef.. r.tn is usually thought of. His
ir.~U ....l,r clear cut words his
pn,r-. .I NIEor indicated rather the
ndU 4 to transaCting large af-
ar~ .-.u,Ss In "A few minutes
h, ,. ~ his mail. dismissed his
s,.. ui rose to meet the visitor
wl. u. hy appointment tn asccr.
tan .. ... and something Of tn" pres
.ur which works the minister II
..-. .....u church in a large city.
1 ...' me- tu talk tight off the
h' ..~ say" he inquired.
So. -..i the visitor. start in,
n',.., ..I I've sample of your ac-
.f.,. f. single definite week-the
ui,-... ..... for example"
"N. % said Dr. Boynton. taxi
.u- . ... .Iudum book from an upper
NI.-.... pocket "Suu pose we begin
Will sunday. Evening service as
usut. '.n % jump across to Manhat-
tan l w. 'o catch a night train for
n-'rp' where | had been summoned
sudden. .. conduct funeral services for
former pnrishoner and very dear
fr,r1
"I' v~ necessary for mo To leave
h't" Monday evening, which | did.
arrvH- Wellesley. Mass. in time for
CONNIE 'n'n' exercises, and thes,
'"n' '.t ] made a train which brought
NJ H.., ',r" To- Brooklyn in time to
attend Pie iiig officers dinner last night
Il 'h' Atlantic Yacht club. Of which |
am '.II ain and where | was down for
an address Had a splendid time there.
A. '." ..- and got to bed at ! o'clock
This w.,a'ur
D. a' :. hre1kfastinG by \. and leav-
M .'u' at y ~. Before | got away.
however. ] had three telephone calls
at 'h' house from persons who wanted
To mah' appointments one was from
ma Connected with the church. who
wanted to see me later in the day:
another was from the president Of a coll.
cg' ia Florida who is in New York
the 'hul from the secretary Of the
Foreign Mission Board asking me to
iaKr lunch with him and talk over the
programme for our convention and also
u outline % >peech to he delivered there.
we pr Boynton continued in an
S"'r ?" question interpolated at this
point Hly" a phone at my house and
us hHuHri is listed in the book. ! am
well aware that good many busy
clergy m"n 3d.! large churches do not have
hrr h",~" telephones listed because of
constant ",ils, but so long as my
strength holds out I propose to con-
unu" "' It'y twenty-four hours a day,
ana Ready 40 any hour to respond tn
any r'' VINO really needs me.
WE bee went on, when | arrived
here az tu, office this morning | found