New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

family. He had been in poor health for several
months. and his family and intimate friends knew
that his death was question OF comparatively
short time Mr. Hatch was born in Haverhll,
Mass in October 1878. Five years later MS
parents took him with them to New-fork Unusual
care was given to his training. and at an carry age
he prepared for college at Andover. entering fale
when he was fourteen years old Although one
of the youngest members Of his class. he TOOK hish
rank and had for classmates cotere OF men VINO
afterward distinguished themselves in pubic me-
among them William NJ Eyarts EDWARDS PIERRE
port Ch.es Justice Waite the younger SULLIVAN ana
others He ranked with them scholar ana
at gradual on made Of the Orations HIS lrlelu-
shin with these men was OF lifelong duration
He was member Of Phi Beta Kappa ana the
skull and Bones societies. OF Yale. MI Hatch oe-
gan his successful business career In 1871. nc was
for a few years OF the junior partners VI TIC
firm Of Chittenden. Bliss q Co.. ana III 1000 TIC
established the banking firm OF w T. Hatch & son
tus sons Henry p and Arthur II. Hatch, became
,,phers OF the firm early in Their business careers
and are now carrying on the business
Mr. Hatch had a fine constitution ana Keen
mind and accomplished a tremendous amount "a
work HIS commercial career was one or sOHu SUI
.ess and IS heritage OF honor 10 those WIN 'o''
affair hin, He vas also a deeply religious man
In 1874 movement toward congreSatlohaiis'h was
begun In Brooklyn. following the success Oh oiie
t,roadwav Tabernacle in New-York. Mr. Ha'ch
,yas one OF the moving spirits IN iouNdiNs NV
Church OF the Pilgrims. In Remsen-st, anu 'ne III
s,aua,,on there OF the Rev. Or. Richard D Sto''s
"a nostor. For more than thirty-esht years ne
oo. ,reosurer II the church. a trustee OF the So
o,o,v and a personal friend OF Or. Storrs he also
took a lively interest In the Long lslahu fi'7'o'0"
Society. OF which he was treasure:
u. vas a member OF tho Sons Of the Revoiutloh
\ director OF the Polytechnic Institute. OF the D'he
savings Bank. OF the Metropolitan Trust company,
o, the American Deposit and Loan Company anu
,ics-prcslent OF the Christopher ard lenth street
p,uro,d Company in New-York In addition 10
these he was a director OF he Art Association COL"
neeted with the Brooklyn institute. a member Oh
~, Hamilton club and OF the downtown Assoc'a-
ton. 49, D..
In lsn Mr. Hatch married daughter OF the R''
DR. y W. Taylor VINO for thirty -eight years was
nrofessor OF theology in Yale College lie was also
a brother-in-law OF the late Noah Porter. Mt
uatch leaves a wife i daughter and two sons. The
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon III the
Church OF the Pilgrims. Dr. Storrs oniciatlhs,, T.
Mr. Hatch was member OF tne StocA EH.
change but his firm was represented therein by MS
SON Henry prescott Hatch. Arthur Melvin Hatch.
,ne ether a son Mr. Hatch had lived
10 l2i Remsen-st for twenty-five years ana M, De.
fore that for twenty-five years In clark-st ne Was
a Republican in politics. forceful speaker ana a
man OF positive convictions on almost every sup
,ect He took "A great deal OF interest IN ale o..
iege and until he became enfeebled WIN the weight
of years. rarely missed class reunion. - 49,
Hcis,s' year a,o by Miss Porter daughter OF eN.
President Porter. Of Yale. It Is a strikingy sood
companies this sketch is rom one taken aoout
yer r stSrTs in Speaking Of Mr. Hatch Tribune
reporter yesterday. said among other things; he
vas faithful Christian gentleman, WIN an az ~
found and OF which he was treasurer ana trustee
for many years.