Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-15
BRATTLEBORO.

A movement has been started for the
formation of club of socialists in town.
Special cars will run to West Brattle-
boro next Tuesday evening on account OF
the band concert.
Large quantities of blueberries. picked
on Wantastiquet, are being brought into
the village daily.
Miss Edna Crosby was walking rapidly
in the rear of the Brooks House yester-
day when her head struck a piece of iron
projecting from a wagon. deep gash
which had to be closed with stitches was
cut in her head.
Money enough to pay the fine and costs
imposed upon +. f.. Nanderpool for fur
nishing liquor without a license has been
pledged Vanderpool will be released
from the house of correction as soon as
the necessary arrangements can be made
Mrs. Ida r. Brigham. NJ. D., of Bos-
ton. a graduate physician and woman
of unusual ability, has been engaged as
superintendent of the Thompson hospital
She is now at the hospital assisting in
getting the institution ready for the
opening in September.
The narrow gauge mixed train due
in Brattleboro about 4 o'clock in the af-
ternoon was delayed at South London
derry Wednesday, the drive wheels of
the locomotive getting off the track.
Jacks were taken to South Londonderry
on the evening passenger train, the To-
connective was put back on the track and
the train arrived in Brattleboro about
545 o'clock yesterday morning.
T. c. and G. E. Gardner of Springfield,
Mass, have been engaged as architects
for the new brick building which Mrs.
George w. Hooker will erect for Durham
Brothers in the rear of Hooker building.
\ survey is being made by the Boston x
Maine railroad engineers to determine
the west line of the railroad land, as it is
desired to erect the building as near as
possible to the line as to give a wide
roadway between the present Hooker
building and the new building.
William Tarrant a member of the trns-
fer force at the Central Vermont railroad
freight office, and Miss Mary Sullivan,
who has been employed a long time in
the family of Col c. \. Miles, were mar
ried at a nuptial high mass in the Roman
Catholic church at o'clock yesterday
morning by Rev. Father Devois of St.
Adams. The bride was dressed in blue
foulard. The bridesmaid and best man
We're Miss Margaret Moran and Nicholas
Baker, the bridesmaid wearing green
foulard. After a brief wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs Tarrant will live on Elliot
street.
James F. Hooker. president of the Yer
mont Republican league, VIII meet rep
resentatives of each town in Chittenden
county at Burlington next Wednesday
when the Burlington Republican club will
be organized. He will meet Franklin
county men at St Adams Thursday, Or
ange county men at Chelsea July 90, Cal
edonia county men at st. Johnsbury Aug
., and Bennington county men at Ben
nington Aug. 8. 1t is his intention to or
ganize clubs in every town in Windhan
county and to have a great rally il
Brattleboro sometime in August, wher
each club will participate in a parade
Speakers of national reputation will be
present He will have clubs organized ii
as many towns as possible Throughout
the state. and the entire state will be
laid out in districts with a captain fol
each district, whose duty will be to see
that the voters come out to vote in Sep
TENDER, 1t is expected that the Brattle-
boro club will be organized next weel
Saturday night