The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17

several children, comprising the whole family are
drowned.
Mr.. Atkinson's house Ia gone. He was drowned.
His wife and children were saved.
II. Il. Titon, mother and TWO children were
drowned and their house ia gone.
Adams 4 Hltchcock's mill is gone. Both the
owners were drowned.
Thomas Reynolds house is gone. his family
were saved.
Jerry Wards house Is gone
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight were drowned
Edwin Thayer's house Is gone. His two children
were drowned.
W. II. Adams, wife and mother were drowned;
all the family but one child
Mr.. Ward and mother were drowned.
james Stevens was in II. L. James factory.
He climbed up tree. The tree was carried
on ana he was drowned. The factory was saved.
Spencer Bartlett and his wife were drowned.
Michael Reynolds two houses are gone.
O.G. Spelman's factory was carried on.
Mr.. Lacour, q Frenchman was drowned.
AT STANDARDIZATION Couan's house is gone.
Thaddeus Bartett's house is gone, and himself
drowned.
Mrs. Wresley's house Is gone.
s. X. Waits grocery and provision store are lost
The silk mill OF william Skinner, and ten dwell
ing houses owned by Mr.. Skinner are carried
away. Mr.. SINNERS elegant dwelling was saved,
but badly damaged.
Thomas SINNERS house is lost.
AT HAYDENsvILLE.-The old Pensnop building
used as tenement dwelling was carried away.
Luther LOOMS lost his barn connected with his
hotel.
Robert Carriers carriage ana blacksmith shop
was carried OF.
All the dwelling houses below Cotton Mill, five
in number, were carried Off.
Samuel Miller and his three children were
drowned
Jacob Hips house is gone and his wife drowned
Christian Kapnger's house is ruined and his
family we're saved.
DR.. r. S. Hilman's place was swept Oh.
Hayden, Gere Co.'s brass works and the Hay
densville Savings Bank were carried of.
Frenchmsn in the brass works was lost.
James Breckenridge lost his house.
Joseph Pages house is gone.
Mrs. Deacon Thomas Ives lost her house.
Deacon Item Graves lost his house and goods.
e. Sharp, tinware, lost his store and goods.
Major Cyrus Miller lost his house.
Edwin Miller lost his house.
Captain Joseph Hayden lost his house. His wife
escaped, but his father and his young son five
years old) were drowned.
Thaddeus Bartlett. house gone.
Jerome Hnlman, house gone His wife was
drowned.
Pierce Larken's house and store are gone
Widow Payson's house is lost Mrs. Payson had
ton, and left town on Wednesday, The owner OF
1t was going to California. and now loses nearly
all his property.
John Moakley and son drowned.
Diamond Tobacco Works destroyed.
AT LEHDs,--A. p. -~fitch,ow has his two button
factories carried OF.
The Nonotuck Silk Factory Mil was saved, but
the boarding house was carried OF.
Captain J. F. Vaughn, Station Agent of the
New Haven and Northampton Railroad, and Super
intendent OF the Nonotuck Silk Factory and
boarding house, was drowned, but his family were
saved.
Ralph Isham, bookkeeper Of the Critchlow But.
ton Factory, was drowned.
Andrew Fennessey was drowned. He kept
grocery store
Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald and children were
drowned
Also Gamewen Davis, Patrick ONeil Mrs. aur-
ley Emeline Sherwood, Mrs. Bonney and her SIS
ter Mrs. Jonathan Ryan and two children.
The Silk Mills-Card from the Proprie-
tary Company.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The silk mills swept away and destroyed by the
mood at Haydensville and Williamsburg, Mass. were
the well known Unquornonk Silk Mills owned and
operated by Mr.. william Skinner, of Haydenville
in the manufacture OF sewing silk and machine
twist. private telegram states that all the
houses Of his silk operatives, well as the mill
and his own dwelling, have been carried on by the
food. Yours respectfully,
FRANKLIN ALLEN, Secretary.
THE AFFLICTED REGION.
History of Hampshire County-Its Many
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