. History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe counties, Pennsylvania . settled inAlbion, Michigan, where he has acquired a largecompetency as a contractor and lumber merchant. 12(12 WAYNE, PIKE AND M0NK01 COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA. Miles Leach Hutchinson, justice of thepeace at East Stroudsburg, Pa., was born atHutchinson Station, on the Belvidere and Delaware Railroad, Warren County, N. J.,April 18, 1831, where he was reared andassisted his father in his saw-mill and lumberbusiness. After the death of his father, in1846, in partnership with his brother, AndrewJ., he ran the mill, which they rented of hism
. History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe counties, Pennsylvania . settled inAlbion, Michigan, where he has acquired a largecompetency as a contractor and lumber merchant. 12(12 WAYNE, PIKE AND M0NK01 COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA. Miles Leach Hutchinson, justice of thepeace at East Stroudsburg, Pa., was born atHutchinson Station, on the Belvidere and Delaware Railroad, Warren County, N. J.,April 18, 1831, where he was reared andassisted his father in his saw-mill and lumberbusiness. After the death of his father, in1846, in partnership with his brother, AndrewJ., he ran the mill, which they rented of hismother until her death, in 1857. On account cut residence on Washington Street, where hehas resided since. Upon the erection of the borough of EastStroudsburg, Mr. Hutchinson was elected onthe Republican ticket a justice of the peace fora term of five years. He was re-elected andj served for a second term, was then appointedto the same office by .Governor Hoyt, underthe regulation of the new Constitution, andserved one year, when, by re-election, he served. VX „ \^,%Vv^N£Ov^/V«vsJi vyw. of the ill health of his brother-in-law, JamesRamsay, at Ramsayburg, he took charge of hisstore, lumber-yard and farm at that place untilhis death, two years afterwards, when for threeyears following he was a partner witli hissister, Mrs. Ramsay, in continuing the businessat that place. In 1866 he removed to EastStroudsburg, where he bought a farm of sixty-five acres, now owned by M. M. Kistler, which,after eighteen months, he sold, and for one yearthereafter resided in Stroudsburg. In 1869 hesettled in East Stroudsburg and built his pres- a third term of five years, and in the boroughelection of 1886 he was again re-elected for afourth term to the same office, notwithstandingthe large majority is Democratic, fully attestingthe confidence of the public in his fitnessand ability to discharge the responsible dutiesof that office with justice to all, and in equityin all matters brought before hi
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