New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12

BISHOP FREDERIC DAN HCNTINGION.
Who died yesterday.
ago there decided change for the worse.
and yesterday the patient was seized with con-
gestive chills. His physician then announced
that death was imminent
A. the bedside Of the bishop were his wife.
formerly Miss Hannah Sargent. OF Boston. and
his three daughters Mrs. Archibald L Sessions.
and the Misses Mary L. and ARIA s. Hunting
ton, of Syracuse. Father James O. s. Hunting
ton, son Of the bishop. and superior Of the
Order OF the Holy Cross. who is stationed at
the Episcopal Monastery. az West Park. y. Y.
was not able TO reach here before his fathers
death.
Following the wishes OF the bishop. as eI-
pressed during his last illness. the funeral ser
vices will be simple. There will be service at
the old farmhouse at which only members OF
the family and intimate friends will be present.
at 5 o'clock on Thursday afternoon The Right
Rev Charles Tyler Olmsted. OF Utica. " y
Bishop Huntington's cOadjutor and successor
will otHcate The burial will be in the family
burying ground at . o'clock The orief service
at the grave viii be puelfc.
Bishop Huntington came here from his home
In Syracuse on June 90. as was his custom. TO
snend tho warmer months at the farm where
he was born The day after his arrival ne az
tended the commencement exercises at a,-aL ontur
This was his last public appearance
Hanover. y H. July 11.-Six weeks ago Dr.
Huntington was attacked with slow fever.
which later developed symptoms OF tyPhoia
fever. but this morning his physician asserted
that his condition was greatly improved To-
nigb+ the news was received here Of the death
this afternoon in Hadley. Mass, OF Bishop
Huntington Soon after DR.. Huntington was
told Of his fathers death he was seized with a
lie aIy VTpa IL
ness had weakened him, and he was unaoIe 70
resist the attack. His death followed soon;
For twelve years DR.. Huntington had been
rector Of St Thomass Ep.scCpa: Church III
his town although his connection with chair OF
Hebrew at Dartmouth College was o. more re,
cent date He sixty-four years OLD ana
lon yes n widow. three sons and a daughter
The Right Rev. Frederic Dan Huntington the
FIST Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF the Diocese
or Central NCw-York. was born at Hadley. Mass.
-, >,,,.qS 1919 His father the Rev. Dan Hunting
ron had been n pastor of Congregational churches
in IItchfeld and Mddletown. Conn. and IN 1916
had gone to Hadley to live on the estate Inherited
bv his wife who had been Miss Elizabeth FhelPs
The father associated himself with tho Unitarian
school or theology. and it in this that the son
was reared He was the youngest OF seven sor:a
and his education obtained in Hadley, at ths
Horkins Academy. until he was ready TO enter
Amherst College There m ne S %aS m @ techer S
in the long vacations 10 earn mone$ 70 Edy nls
yoSIh entered the Divinity school at CAM
bridge and completed the course there IN lStz anu anu
GImitarIan5 Church in Boston. where he remained
pTofessorship OF Christian morals at Harvard col
Iege and became the incumbent or the coIiese pui-
PIc P Took especiai interest in philanthropc and lit
erary matters. and in 1856 he published volume or
Cambridge attracted much attention. But his
nG by reason of his char se views he resigned
professorshlp IN iSe9 ;Ea Was co;IlrJ 22hIe IN JIs
was ss, 2rdF4 WeanWbe friends had aided in organizing
first rector. remaining with il until 1863. lie de-
ciined an election as Bishop OF Maine. but when
elected him its bishop he accepted. and was conSe
made mis- residence in Syracuse his diocese cover,
ing fourteen coqntieSi Win @9oue one b S5nmi @
for Boys was founded i'm Manlius and a agge mum,
nearly twenty five thousand persons His activities
We're not confined TO his diocesan duties, oG{ ne
appeared I'm print The books he wrote as fol
lows Christ rIr in the ChrStaE Year %9 eSd
Talking a Fine Art" Good Manners a Fine Art"
me2t Ach2stian believing and Living Christ
and the W9Pd GLl naY he WIZ 1PS Tans OF 9se
a Holy Lent" New Helps & TO Holy Lent Ser
to Man Human Society; Its ProyidentiaI Struct
ure. Relations aud OfAces, The Golden Rule Ap-
eI 10 the e Clergy personal Christian Life in the
n{TS ba Peoo he wo Of the ooGet Of ST.
Andrew, Definite and Positive" and "CnconScious
Tuition Resides these. he wrote introductions
a number of WORKS. contributed TO reviews, maSa-
zines and papers and prepared several hundred
D addrssses and pamphlets. He wrote the pastoral
letter OF the House of Bishops for the General Con-
TeHtion OF 1888.
In 1915 Bishop Huntington married to Miss
Hannah Dane Sargent. sister s Epes Sargent the
poet dramatst and novelist. One of their sons
the Rev George p. Huntington. professor in
Dartmouth College. survived his father only few
hours and the other is the Rev. James O. S. Hunt
nrfon better known Father Huntington. OF the /
Order of the Holy Cross. One daughter the wife
OF Archibald l. Sessions. OF Brooklyn and Is the
author OF several books Two other daughters are
unmarried.
Amherst College bestowed the degrees OF S. T. u |
and IL d on Bishop Huntington Columbia gave
him S. T. D. and Syracuse University L. H. d |
In 1902 The Rev. DR. Charles T. Olrnsted vicar of
ST Agnes Chapel. Trinity Parish. New-York VAS |
elected Goa adjutor Bishop of Central New-York BY
Bishop Hunting tons death he becomes head OF the
diocese.
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