The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-06-17
5. (. REEp 3 Co.. HARDWARE.

d. K. REED 3 Co. Hardware.
George Horner, Of the Ne,es,
was at Weston Saturday.
Hon. Elliott Northcott one of
the foremost young men in the
State. is here from Huntington,
In attendance upon U. S. court.
He is the Assistant District At.
torney for this State, and an
ADLER appointment was never
made. -Parkersburg Ne,cs.
Prof. F. l.. Burdette spent
several days here after the close
of his school at Clarksburg, but
has gone now to his home in Ca
bell county, As an endorsement
of his administration at Clarks-
burg, he was unanimously
elected a Superintendent of the
public school Of that city for
another ten months.-Democrat.
Adoniram Royal Arch chapter
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year D. X. Reed
Most Excellent High Priest G.
w. Leggett, Most Excellent High
King BENZ. Lambrecht, Most
Excellent High Scribe ; G. S.
Spates, Grand Capt. Host I;
v. L. Highland, Royal Arch
Capt; A. NJ. T. Cunningham,
Grand Master Third Vail W.T..
Merriman, Grand Master Second
Vail S. F. Reed, Grand Master
First Vail Fred Delbridge,
Tyler /; Hugh Jarvis, Treasurer !;
Lloyd Iced, Secretary.
The school faculty of the Graf
ton independent school district
for the next year is about com.
pleted. In addition to the teach
ers heretofore announced as
selected, at a meeting Of the
board held on May 2sth. Hay.
ward Fleming was elected super
intendent and principal, and e.
f. Goodwin of Harrison county
has since been practically chosen
as assistant. Mr.. Goodwin is a
teacher of considerable expert
ence and has Just graduated
with special distinction from the
State University at Morgan,
town.-Gyattoa Sentinel.
1t was a notable and happy
event that gave occasion for the
vast throng that assembled at
Golf Chapel last Thursday even
ing at nine o'clock, it being the
marriage of Miss Maude Ogden
Grimes to Mr.. Marke Webster
Selby, OF Portsmouth, Ohio, the
bride being the only daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. g. w. Grimes, Of
this city. The church was beau
tifully decorated with potted
plants, ferns and flowers and
rendered a most artistic appear
ance. At the hour mentioned the
bridal party entered the church,
as select choir OF twelve voices,
with Mrs. G. w. Lynch at the
organ, began the Lohengrin brid'
al chorus, which was most beauti.
fully and impressively rendered.
and marched down the aisles 10
where Rev. G. G. McCabe,
of Fl. Worth, Tex, Bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal
church, performed The beautiful
ceremony which made them one.
The. bride was attended by
Miss Julia Burley, of Mounds
vile. who acted as maid of honor,
while the groom was attended by
his best man, MIR. F. U. Dim
mick. of Admission, Ala. Miss
Grimes wore costume Of white
satin, trimmed in real Duchesse
lace and embroidered chiffon,
while the bridal veil of tulle was
caught up with a beautiful clus-
ter of pearls. She carried q
handsome boquet of bridal roses.
The maid OF honor wore a gown
of pink mousslin de sole and car
ried a large boquet of roses.
The gentlemanly ushers were
Mr.. H. E. Selby, brother of the
groom, and w. B. Altsman, of
Portsmouth, Ohio, and Mr.. james
Fullerton and Mr.. Luther Hay
mond, Jr., Of this city.