Huntington, William
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 93
REED, clergyman and author, born at Lowell, Ma ., Sept. 20, 1838; graduated at Harvard in 1859, and was instructor in chemistry there from 1859 to 1860; ordained in the Protestant Episcopal Church (1860); a istant rector of Emmanuel Church, Boston (1861-62); rector of All Saints, Worcester, Ma , (1862-63), and has since been rector of Grace Church, New York city. He is the author of Popular Misconceptions of the Episcopal Church; Questions on the rourth Gospel; The Peace of the Church, . The revision of the American Book of Common Prayer was largely due to his efforts. Huntington, in Arkansas , a post-town of Sebastian co., 120 m. N.W. of Little Rock, on St. L. & S. F. R. R. Pop . (1890) 893. Huntington, in Utah, a post-town of Emery co. Pop. (1890) 513. Huntington, in West Virginia , a city, cap. of Cabell co., on Ohio river, 20 m. above Ironton, on C. & O. and O. R. R. Rs.; has manufactures of car-wheels, lumber, gla , cigars and iron castings. Coal, iron, lumber and salt are shipped. Pop . (1897) about 12,500. Hunt's man's-cup, n. ( Bot .) The pitcher-plant. or side-saddle flower, Sarracenia purpure a . See SARRA CENIACEE.
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