Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-23

morning, March y. was found il
farson 5 swamp at Castleton Tuesday
An inquest was held at which it wa
decided thai Mr.. Gqhnev came TO hi
death by fatigue and exposure result
ing from wandering in the swami
while temporarily insane.
The next session Of the Vernon
cOnfelenc which is to be held a
Newport, will have several importan
transfers to make, both to and from
that conference. Two clergymen whC
have held prominent positions in tn,
state-Rey. Thomas lyric Of St.Johns
bury and Rev. Andrew Gillies o.
Montpelier-leaye Vermont and TAX,
up work in larger fields.
At a special meeting Of the trustees
OF the kellogg-Hubbard library in
Montpelier last week it was voted tC
close the library because Of lack Of
funds and inability to accept the
$1,000 appropriation with the condi.
tions attached voted at the annual
city meeting The building is nov
1Ioseu WIN shades drawn aud pre-
7ehI' deserted appearance.
The Queen City Cotton company
has posted notice Of revised wage
list to become effective April 3, 1899.
The advance contemplated will be
about 10 per cent and add about So
600 annually TO the pay roll. The
Queen City Cotton company is the
ilrst textile industry in Vermont to
raise ine wages OF It's oper-
allNes since the reduction IN January,
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Ihefe was considerable anxiety IN
barre last week over the disappear
ahce OF prominent business man,
benjamin Cofoshy, VINO lett Tor Dos
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commercial Gazetteer II will give .
ne essential fact, about every city and /
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this kind. The first edition OF
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