Biographical review; this volume contains biographical sketches of Livingston and Wyoming counties, New York .. . a possiblecandidate for various positions of publictrust, he rapidly sprang into popularity. Hehas been three times elected a Justice of thePeace, in which capacity he is still serving,and was elected a Trustee of the village, butfailed to qualify on account of being ap-pointed Postmaster on May 7, 1890. In thisoffice he remained until July 31, 1894. Hehas filled all the offices in the fire depart-ment, and is still an active member of theProtective Company, which he joined in 1876
Biographical review; this volume contains biographical sketches of Livingston and Wyoming counties, New York .. . a possiblecandidate for various positions of publictrust, he rapidly sprang into popularity. Hehas been three times elected a Justice of thePeace, in which capacity he is still serving,and was elected a Trustee of the village, butfailed to qualify on account of being ap-pointed Postmaster on May 7, 1890. In thisoffice he remained until July 31, 1894. Hehas filled all the offices in the fire depart-ment, and is still an active member of theProtective Company, which he joined in 1883 he married Miss Adina Krein, daugh-ter of James Krein, a sketch of whose careerappears elsewhere in this work; and theyhave one child. Marguerite. Mrs. Rowe isa communicant of St. Peters Church, whichMr. Rowe also attends; and she is sociallya great favorite. Mr. Rowe is a Director of the Merchantsand Farmers National Bank of Dansville,and is the banks attorney, being also at-torney for the Dansville Loan Association,which he assisted in organizing. Althougha Republican, Mr. Rowe was elected a Jus-. CHARLES H. ROWE. BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW 63s tice of the Peace, running six hundred andsixty-two votes ahead of his ticket, while theDemocratic Supervisor received only threehundred and fifty-eight majority. At hissecond election for Justice, he ran two hun-dred and thirty-four ahead of his ticket,against Fred VV. Noyes, a popular Democratand attorney of the town. In the thirdelection, in opposition to Frederick , he ran about the same numberof votes ahead of his ticket. Mr. Rowe isnow counsel to the corporation of being a Democratic town, this isa flattering display of the confidence in whichhe is held by his fellow-citizens. The op-posing candidate in 1890 for the office of post-master was the Hon. J. B. Morey, a very pop-ular man in the town; but the friends and po-litical associates of Mr. Rowe stood by him,working in his behalf, and secured fo
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