We know that his name is Silas, he has come back to ditch the meadow, and that Mary found him "huddled against the barn-door."  
The title character is found upon a return from Rowe's.  His brother is rich - a director in the bank - but he didn't walk the thirteen miles to his brother's house because there might be some bad blood between them.  He has come back to work for Warren, who utters the memorable line, "Home is the place where, when you have to go there, / They have to take you in."  We know that his name is Silas, he has come back to ditch the meadow, and that Mary found him "huddled against the barn-door."  Alas, when Warren goes to talk to him, we learn that he is dead.  FTP, name this title character of a poem by Robert Frost.
The title character is found upon a return from Rowe's.  His brother is rich - a director in the bank - but he didn't walk the thirteen miles to his brother's house because there might be some bad blood between them.  
"Death of the Hired Man" (accept early Silas)