New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15

Putnam is pastor. The Methodist Church IS pre-
sided over BY the Rev. Horace O. Judd. the 81
Johns Episcopal Church by the E"v. C. v. Turner
the Roman Catholic Church, which mas larst
congregation. by the Rev Father j. J. Crowley
the Baptjst Church by the Rev. s. l.. Cox, the Uni
versal.st By the Rev. ". :. Bal!ou. and the Air-
can Methodist Episcopal by the Rev. J. D. Jackson
Another institution Of which Huntington Is justly
proud IS the Huntington Memorial This IS hand-
some granite building at the eastern entrance Oh
the village and in from; o. the od memorial ourE!nS
ground. This IS the outgrowth o. movement
started years ago TO erect suitable memorial 70
the soldiers and sailors Of Huntington who ded
IN the War Of the Rebellion having gene TO the
front in the 18th and l27th New-York regiments
o,d with other organizations The town granted
the land for the site and fund was raised oy Ell
tertsinmer:s and subscription. Then the huA''"s
ton Public Library. which had occupied ease1 qua
,ers heretofore proposed a consolidation, ana 'he
nres4n; memorial structure erected in 1879 al q
cost OF $3.50 II contains amp-e quarters lor ''7
library and rooms for the Memorial Association.
T,era is sill 81 600 due on the building nut Tempe
Prime the pub,ic-spiritcd president Of the aSSo'a
ton has offered to contribute $500 OF ms Il '''e
tovnspeople will raise the other $500 before Sep'em
Der 1895 TIE library IS a free reference ''''''H y
and 10 I'm charge of Mrs. Addie Fonkln
The summer resort interests centre about HUNT
irc.o, Raw where the dari. blue sky. V&utnS o or
"a. dark blra sea caused unimpeachao@ an
authority as WASHINGTON Irving 70 compare th-
scenery y,ith that OF the Bay Of Naples. IN N
surrounding region are the country places OF Jen-
kins Van Setback Charles y. Dana. eN-MaYor
Grace and Roger f. Maxwell ionrishins yach'
CHM is huil6iog a house on Huntington H2rtor'
near where t Joins the bay. Among The members
are James b Dill. J. L. ParrleA, Charles - " 'na-
der " G. Sammis. Arsel r. ChderSeoVe ana y.
Woolsov SHEPARD Locust Lodge, a large hoiei run
nv Nelson Nav stands near the shore. and Oilers
the best OF everything to the sumner "ah'eEeF
Illumination rejOices n the modern accessories O,
easOorks waterworks. which draw supplies from
driven wells and a well-equipped volunteer IRE
Commitment Of which Edward Il. Atkins is CHIEF.
T~ne T5untiictoa Social cub has comfortable quar-
,e~s on Main-st ana keeps soci'ty alive VITA GER
mans and entertainments of ali kinds through the
winter There is the Jepntha Lodge Of the Masoni'
fraternity the Ellsworth Lodge Of Od1 Fellows
and the Nathan Hale Council Of the American L.
gion of Honor.
VARIOUS BUSINESS INTERESTS.
The Bank of Huntington is a prosperous insiitu-
uoD with .;o.k quoted at double its par Va!ne.
James NJ. Brush. of the firm Of H. 5 & J. NJ Brush
! ia tho president Othcr business concerns are The
pto;ographc apparatus factory Of William II.
L.via the cider-bottling establishment OF John T.
Wood the Hunt brush and broom factory. the SASH
and blind factory of leiferts Jarvis * Contain.
and the extensive brickyaTds on West Neck. Among
the leading merchants Thomas Atkins K son
and O : Sar.ms * Co. George A. Scudder, WHO