Evening post annual, Biographical sketches [with portraits] of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General assembly of the state of Connecticut . car-riages, being employed fifteen years in this busi-ness by Nichols, Peck & Co., and three yearsmember of the firm of Nichols & Co., in thesame business. He was also engaged for twelveyears in the making of saddle-trees, and has GREGORY THOMAS OSBORNE Of Weston, was born at Weston, February 14,1820, and educated in the common schools ofthe town. He is a farmer by occupation, andhas serv
Evening post annual, Biographical sketches [with portraits] of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General assembly of the state of Connecticut . car-riages, being employed fifteen years in this busi-ness by Nichols, Peck & Co., and three yearsmember of the firm of Nichols & Co., in thesame business. He was also engaged for twelveyears in the making of saddle-trees, and has GREGORY THOMAS OSBORNE Of Weston, was born at Weston, February 14,1820, and educated in the common schools ofthe town. He is a farmer by occupation, andhas served the town as Selectman and memberof the Board of Relief, retaining the former officeat the present time. Has for twenty-five yearsbeen engaged in buying and selling cattle. Isnow engaged in selling agricultural political associations are with the Democraticparty. JOHN W. HURLBUTT Of Westport, was a member of the House in1880, and has not filled many of the usual minoroffices, though he is now Assessor in his is a drygoods merchant, and in politics actswith the Democratic party. He was born inNew York, October 16, 1821, and received hiseducation in a private school. 145. JAMES T. HUBBELL Of Wilton, was born at Norwalk, March 17,1855, and educated at Wilton Academy. Hehas filled a number of local offices, includingthose of Constable, School Visitor, and DeputyRegistrar of Voters, and is now Acting School Visitor. He is a student at law in the office ofGeneral William Randall Smith, and in politicsis a Democrat and adherent of the party on na-tional and State issues, but not a blind partisan. 10 146 HENRY M. CLEVELAND Of Brooklyn, first entered the Legislature in1867, serving during that year as Chairman ofthe Committee on Education. In 1877 he wasagain chosen to represent Brooklyn, and wasassigned to the Committees on Insurance, Con-tingent Expenses of the General Assembly, FinalAdjournment (of all which he was Chairman),Federal Relations, and Judicial an
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