The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-05
MONTPELIER
LambertOn-N ardini Wedding Thanksgiv-
ing Day, Bride Heiress to S375oo.

ing Day, Bride Helress TO S5I,9oo'
A Thanksgiving wedding, which had
been kept very quiet, became known
Friday, when it was learned that Miss
Victoria Nardini, who has been en-
ployed at the home of Mrs, A. N. Blan-
chard, and Roy Lamberton OF Marshfeld
were married the evening of Thanksgiv-
ing day at the home Of the grooms ia
Their in that town The following Mon
day the bride returned to this city and
resumed her work at the home Of Mrs.
Blanchard A few days ago Mrs. Lam
berton was notified that she was heress
to one-fourth of $l50,000, the amount
left by hers uncle the late Peter MAJ
zolini, who died recently in the hospital
at ST. Adams and who left his estate
to be divided between Miss Nardini { Mrs.
LambertOn) her sister, who is stenog-
rapher in Boston; a brother, who is a
business man in that city, and an uncle,
who lives there. Mrs Lamberton is an
accomplished Young woman, who taught
school in Marshfeld, boarding at the
/ Lamberton home Mr.. Lamberton owns
large sawmill and conducts a profitable
lumber business. They will take up
their residence in Marshfield about
Christmas time.
According to the records of Charles
4 Def. Bancroft, registrar OF vital status
tins, the second week of November was
a record breaker there being ID births
in this city during that time. The total for
the month was only II.
| While exercising in the gymnasium
Saturday evening James Berry fractured
one of the small bones in his left arm,
near the wrist He was jumping from
the spring board to one Of the parallel
/ bars when he lost his hold and fell to
! the floor.
/ A quantity of emery dust flew from a
polishing machine into one OF Forrest
Rouelle's eyes Saturday, which badly in.
famed that member and stopped Mr.
Rouellc from working the remainder OF
/ the day. 1t is not thought any lasting
injury will result, as the emery did not
penetrate the eyeball, but the accident
was very painful.
The seminary boys held a meeting Fri
QaN AFTERNOON ana QtClutu 10 OIHdllAt
no basketball team this winter The
athletic association is without funds
owing to a deficit Of nearly $40 being
found at the close OF the football sea
son. This sum the trustees Of the sem
mary advanced, at the same time sug'
costing that basketball be given up fol
the season.
S. S. Ballard has returned from New
York City, where he attended the ninth
annual meeting Of the American Auto.
mobile association As secretary of the
Automobile Club OF Vermont Mr. Bal
lard reported from this state. EX-Gov'
ernor Z. c. Smith Of St. Adams, a di.
rector Of the Vermont club also at.
tended and was appointed one of the
New England members Of the exeeu
tive committee
The local union Of the Amalgamatet
Association Of Street and Electric Rail
way Employees held its annual meeting
at the car barn Saturday night, wher
oiucers were elected as follows: Presi
dent. John Docherty; vice president
George Anns; secretary and treasurer
\ H. Anderson; financial secretary, Charlie
Reagan; guard George Counter; sen
tinel. Mr.. Douglass; delegates to tn,
meeting OF the central labor union, Mr.
Docherty and Mr. Douglass.