The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-14
0LNEYvILLE.
Or. John G. 0'Meara W0dS Or.
C. Elizabeth MCGOv0rn.
Boy Pitched Into Moving Wheel.
Messenger and Bank Roll Gone
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernans New Store, 10
~ lrtfotd avenue. Telephone 4o-West.

DIR. John G. O'Meara a we'll known
physician OF this section was married to-
day at Dorchester Mass. 10 DIR. c. Eliz-
abeth McGovern a practicing physician
OF this city.
The ceremony took place at ST. Greg
ory's church in Dorchester which is the
brides home town and was performed by
Rev William H. Fitzpatrick. pastor OF
the church. The n,iptiai mass which fol-
lowed was celebrated by Rev, James ~.
Dolan OF Milford, Conn, cousin OF the
bride
Miss Nellie McGovern OF this city a
cousin OF the bride acted as bridesmaid
and John Il. Kilduff OF this city was
hest man.
After the church service a reception
was held at the home OF the brides par
ents In Dorchester and later DR.. and Mrs
O'Nenra left for a bridal tour which VIII
include Saratoga, Niagara FAILS ana
Canada Shortly after their return home
they will reside at 1860 Westminster
att Ueet.
John Barrett six pears old whose home
fortably at the Rhode Island hospital;
after having sustained compound
fracture of his right arm and leg.
Thomas McManns moving vans was
passing along Valley street John, like
many other boys could not resist the
SIS used as a bridge from the steps of a
house TO the floor OF the wagon.
He was thrown from this. and in some
means. that no one can seem 70 pa explaind; N
the little fellow was pitched Forward
into one OF the rear wheels
The man In charge or the team stopped
as quickly as as he could and assistea IN
caring for the injured boy, who was az
once taken TO the Rhode Island hospital
as Il was believed at the time that his
injuries woud prove fatal Happily the
child is getting along nicely the DOCTORS
say.
James T. Clarey OF l7s Valley street
has not as much faith In human nature
this morning as he had just before BANK
the story told TO the police at the Chaf-
fee Street station. he gave man VINO
frequents his saloon Sl2S TO deposit at
the Union Trust company, now ne Is
toSixing for the messenger and the slZS
A CARRIAGE WRECKED.
A light carriage owned by Mr.. Frank
Slayin OF Valley street was knocked out
OF commission yesterday morning. MT.
Savin was at the watering trough in the
square. when q team owned by a man
named wollsewick. collided with the bug
CIV. The man told Mr.. Slavin that he
would pay all damages
GENERAL MENTION.
John Cole OF Is Yale avenue notified the
police yesterday afternoon that while ne
was driving through Regent avenue boy
threw q stone at his wagon breaking one
OF the windows in the side OF the vehicle.
Thomas r. Bride OF Viola street and
friend went 10 Swansea after perch yes
terday and returned with 70 beauties.
Mr. Mark Healy OF l3 Sterling avenue
reported to the police that his son, Mar
tin. l3 years old was missing from home.
Quite number Of young men. who
a.. L. I..aaa ayfa
taken into custody yesterday on suspicion
OF being connected with the breaking and
entering the saloon OF Albert Hyman.
Glass No. 10 OF the Broadway Baptist
church held its annual supper and re-
union in the vestry OF the church last
evening.
Mr. Bernard Hurle. formerly with the r.
Donahue Co. s not located at the old
stand OF Sheridan & Burns on Broadway.
There was no degree work at the meet
ing of Perseverance Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, last evening.