. History of Cheshire and Sullivan counties, New Hampshire. ?rt&Yft^. W^^o^v^n&i^Q.^ru^ BENCH AND BAR. 15 of Bishop Philander Chase, of Illinois, for whomhe was named. He fitted for college at KimballUnion Academy, Meriden, N. H. ; entered Ken-yon College, at Gambier, Ohio, in 1825, and gradu-ated in 1829. He studied law with Judge J. , at Windsor, Vt., and for a short timewas associated in business with him. He removedto Claremont in 1835 and engaged in the practiceof his profession at that place, in what is knownas the Lower village, that being at that time thebusiness centre of the
. History of Cheshire and Sullivan counties, New Hampshire. ?rt&Yft^. W^^o^v^n&i^Q.^ru^ BENCH AND BAR. 15 of Bishop Philander Chase, of Illinois, for whomhe was named. He fitted for college at KimballUnion Academy, Meriden, N. H. ; entered Ken-yon College, at Gambier, Ohio, in 1825, and gradu-ated in 1829. He studied law with Judge J. , at Windsor, Vt., and for a short timewas associated in business with him. He removedto Claremont in 1835 and engaged in the practiceof his profession at that place, in what is knownas the Lower village, that being at that time thebusiness centre of the town. He very soon ac-quired an extensive and lucrative business, andearly took rank as one of the leading lawyersin that part of the State. He was a pains-taking, fair-minded and upright man; a manof sound judgment, a good and safe possessed, in a very marked degree, therespect and confidence of the community. Hewas quiet and unassuming in his manners, athorough gentleman of the old school, andextremely kind and generous towards the juniormembers
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