The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-07
0LNEYvILLE.
Revival Of Bowling Arouses
Much interest in Sport.
Winsor- GOrton Wedding. Young
Man Severely Injured.
O~lneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefrernan's New Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone <0-West

Bowling was quite the rage last fall
and winter. but the indications are that
the sport was only in it's infancy. for
most places devoted thereto have been re-
modelled and alleys have been added. Be
sides there Improvements. at least two
new places will 10 ready by cold weather.
There are persons, however, in this vi
entity, who are not in love with the
sport and they are the ones who own
or occupy houses near the alleys.
Quite recently il was reported that a
building. "a portion of which is TO he de-
voted TO the pastime. IL to be erected
on Pocasset avenue. and the promoters
may find some opposition. for those who
live near the proposed location do not
take kindly 10 the idea OF being kept
awake nights by the constant rattle OF
the balls and pins.
Those who head the opposition are not
by any means confident that their pro-
test will cut any very great figure. as
there is no law against bowling
wINsoR-GoBToN WEDDING.
May, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Gorton. and Wilfred H.. son OF II. T.
Winsor, were united In marriage by the
Rev. J. V. Osterhout at the residence
" nv > ai'AA'H va a 1AAiA'Nf 49,
last evening. An elaborate dinner fol-
lowed the ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Windso were the recipients or many
handsome tokens OF love and esteem.
There Is something of a mystery rs TO
where and when the happy couple will
spend their honeymoon. They certainly
will ave ample opportunities for car
riage rides as both OF the parents are
the owners OF weli-eduipped stables.
A YOUNG MAN INJURED.
Thomas Kehoe, IS years old, OF 1876
Union avenue. was quite badly injured
on Elmdale avenue yesterday afternoon.
He Was driving his fathers team along
that thoroughfare, when some boys be-
gan to throw stones at him.
one OF the stones struck the horse.
which ran away. The outfit collided with
a post, throwing young kehoe out. He
landed on his face and sustained "A NUM-
Der OF severe bruises. At this stage Of
the incident the horse was freed from
the wagon. and ran home. The wager
and harness were wrecked.
II found. the boys will be charged with
malicious mischief.
FUNERAL OF MISS CoNRoY.
The funeral OF Mary r., daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Conroy was held
at the home or her parents AT y MELON
ough street, yesterday morning. and later
service was held at st. Mary's Catholic
church. the Rev. Fr. James Craig Off
ating. .iiss Conroy was about IS years old.
was an exceedingly popular person and
the many handsome floral tributes that
surrounded the casket demonstrated this
fact. The interment was at ST. AIMS
cemetery and the bearers were from
among her associates and were rs fol-
lows Martin Cuff. Henry Murphy. George
Payette and Thomas Mclaughlin.
VETERAN MOTORMAN MARRIED.
John w. Arnold. one OF the oldest and
hest known mOtOrmnD on the Hartford
avenue line was united in marriage TO
Miss Annie r. Greene Of Killingly avenue.
at 20 Dorchester avenue last evening by
the Rev. J. V. Osterhout OF the Broadway
Baptist church. A wedding dinner was
served after which the time was devoted
70 fun making Mr. and Mrs. Arnold will
leave for a short wedding tour tomorrow
morning. and upon their return will re-
side at o. Dorchester avenue. which has
been fitted up In a most cosy and home
like manner.
AFTER WE'LL DRESSED BOYS.
The police are looking for a crowd OF
well dressed boys who stoned "A Thorn
ton car on Plainfield street, near Alver-
son avenue yesterday morning. One OF
the passengers had a narrow escape from
being struck on the head with one OF the
missels as IL came I'm contact with the
side post of the car instead OF his head.
The youngsters looked as II they were
about 10 take part I'm a church picnic as
all had on the best OF clothes and snow
white linen.
FORMER RESIDENT BURIED.
The funeral OF Paul l.. Kock was held
at Middleton. Conn. today. The deceased
was "A brother OF William G. Kock, who
for many years has been a member OF
the Cheffee Street Police station. Paul
spent the younger days OF his life In this
vicinity and was one Of the best and most
popular BARRIERS I'm the city. lie has been
q resident OF Middleton for a number OF
years.
GENERAL MENTION.
John Sheridan an umbrella member was
arrested last evening by Patrolman Sui
Ivan on the charge OF stealing a pair of
eye glasses. the property OF Jane Brown.
James brother Charles sometimes wears
her glasses and this happened yesterday.
He stopped at a saloon and laid the
glasses on a table and IN Is alleged that
Sheridan picked them up.
At the meeting OF Perseverance Lodge.
Knights OF Pythias Tuesday evening II
was voted to hold sessions every Tuesday
NreninR instead of the first and third
tuesday of each month. There were a
number OF visitor present. among them
being Past Chancellor. James Wilson Of
Rockville lodge OF Rockville, Conn.
ST. Treasa's and St. pauls ranches Of
the Irish Catholic Benevolent union are
arranging for an excursion on the steamer
Warwick for Sunday. Sept Il. The sail
will be as far as Newport.
Nicheal Maloney was arrested on a
warrant this morning. charging him with
defacing a buildinE occupied by his sis
tier at III Atwells avenue