The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

! Your choice of suits sl0 at Knights
| Best silk gloves SOC, Toe and sl,00. Al
Vaughan's.
Have you seen those bathing suits
at Abbott's?
| Mrs. c. j. Allen and Mrs. Il. O. Allen
and daughter all OF Beckley street, spent
yesterday in Burlington.
! Thomas. Recette returned to -day to his
home at lIardwick, after passing a few
days in the city as the guest Of friends.
There will be meeting OF the Meth
odist brotherhood tonight at s o'clock
at Hedding church. Important business
is TO be transacted. Ice cream win be
served All members requested to be
present.
A marriage license was issued at the
city clerks Office Saturday TO Eugene
A. Prindle. prominent hardware deal
er of this city and Mrs. Isabel Bonny-
man of Littleton, \. H., who was for
merry engaged in Barre as a district
nurse.
Miss Lydia A. Minard. aged Is, died
yesterday at the home Of A. j. FLOYD
on Trow hill after an illness of about
two weeks, death being due to general
breakdown and heart trouble The flu
neral will be held tomorrow at 10 a. m.
at the house with burial in the cemetery
at West Topsham.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Leonard ofBoston arr
rived in the city SATURDAY to take
charge Of the public Fairgrounds which
will be open in Barre during the sum
mer under the auspices of the civic de-
partment of the Barre Womcn's club.
The new intruetor and his wife will
have the personal supervision Of the
fully equipped resort at Berlin street
near the bridge and they will also have
the oversight OF Fairgrounds which the
civic department eontemplates maintain
ing at the driving park off Ayers street
and on the spacious grounds of the Lin
coin building at Gospel village. Work
among the children of the city will be- /
gin tomorrow morning. The Berlin |
street grounds have been put in eondi- /!
lion and the apparatus thoroughly rem.
Dvated. The Italian Athletic club has +
generously consented to place its Der
in street baseball field at the disposal 1
II the department.
Joseph Giampolini of III North
Vain street a clerk at the +. 4. Cults
llong North Main street at point near
3rook street shortly after Z o'clock this
morning. swooned and fell to the ground.
carly morning pedestrians were soon at
Ms side and he was lifted into pass
ng vehicle and taken to the residence
u DR.. William Mcfarland on Nort.l
lain street. An examination revealed
hat Glampolini was suffering with such
'ain from two broken ribs and a brok-
n shoulder bone that he tainted under
he suffering. The bone fractures were
Inflicted week ago Saturday, when
was thrown heavily to the
round in football match staged at
he annual Italian Pleasure club picnic |
I suburban park. At the time Clam
ohni retired from the football game,
COMPLAINING but slightly of his injuries.
lnder the suppostion that his injuries
ere of a minor nature, he went about
Or whole week unconscious OF what ,
Is real injuries were, although at times :.
hffering slight pains. When he arose
MS morning, intense pains came from his !.
lbs and shoulder. He was contemplate
u visit to a physician when overcome.
n. Mcfarland discovered that two ribs
ere broken and shoulder bone broken. :
will be a matter of six weeks or !,
40 months before Mr.. Giampolini will
ave the fun use of his right arm.
arly this morning there were rumors
rat the injured man had received his J
Motions by a fall from the second G
,or of the Sanguinetti building. where '
: resides. This rumor was not sub. n
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