Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29

John Allen, 1lree Rivers. MaSS.(!) cut on back OF
e Ae1ander bnffray So HadIey Mass slightly injur
John Lapne Greenfield Mass, bruised abaut RICH
Se sn apd on Th df n ss.e w"aS slight
Mary Norton, INDIAN Montreal. bruised abou
Lula, Latin. cor Eugene Lahairp. :Holyoke Mass.
sligh tl y emt oyer 81 left tft. eye
If head siirhtly bruised - >f"AlA conn., 'e' Si''
Carrie Church years old her neice, slight concus
Mrs charss "; Millette, West Min~t, sTe., bruised
A boy son of ,'yprien Datirey. Hoyoke Mass.
Caesar Dion. Holvoke. bruised in face
Wyman Hill Holyoke. scratched in face.
Mrs surplus. Dapheneiu ST. Rolsene, L. O. slightly
Mrs John McMasters Sprin1hed Mass, scratch
Mrs Mitehell Humea s.. Alexaudrs, T. @, bruised
This makes - who We're injured worthy
Of mention.
The escape of the passengers seems
truly wonderful to all who have seen the
"ruins." One Of the strangcst features
of the accident was the discovery of Il boy
who was Thought to be Charlie Ross, and
who is now ut st. Adams, awaiting an an
swcr to telegraphic inquiries sent to
Philadelphia.
TIE SUPPOSED CHARLIE ROSS
\ boy was placed on board this train
by II man at Nashua, Monday evening.
whose appearance so strikinglv rcscmbled
the likcnc $ of Charlie Ross, that the con
ductor Of the sleeping car, Fred IIazeltine,
became convinced that it was the lonr-lost
boy. He had no ticket, but said he wis
bound for indianapolis, if the man had not
got left. lie said he was told to give the
name Of jim Finity. but that his real name
was Charlie Ross that he lived III Phia-
dclphia, and WAS taken away from there
when seven years Old by two men with 4
carriage; that he lived in Il large brick
house. with brown trimmings. had "a
brother Eddie and sister Mary, and since
his capture had been taken about by
thieves. kept concealed in a box, taken to
England and back, etc. He passed through
the railroad accident at Midllcscx without
injury. and WAS there placed by Mr. II "
eltinc in care of r. b. HENDERSON of Bos-
ton. who took him on to st. Adams to the
residence of his father-in-law, Nh Is. +.
Rugg. All who have seen him say that
though dressed in 4 Sailor's shirt and
coarse apparel, with neglected hair and
rather unkempt appearance, he answers the
description Of Charlie Boss perfectly and
his story adds conviction to it. Mr..
Ross will probably add another to his
many journeys, and though we hope with
success, Yet the chances are that it is only
another case of mistaken identity
The reported talk Of the boy seems to
be too old y for the true Charlie.
BAEEE.-On Friday of a>t week, as
Martin Bailey. q young man twcntv-scvcn
years Old, and his brother. were engaged
IN getting up wood on the farm Of ROYAL
Gale. Il dead limb broken by a falling
ree.tell upon Mr., Bailcy'> head tracturinc
the left side of the skull and paralyzinr
the opposite side of the head. Mr. Bailey
WAS carried to tho house AMI me deal aid
promptly summoned. He fingered in an
unconscious state unit! Tuesday morning
II o'clock. when he died. leaving a wife.
daughter of Royal Gale, and a child about
A year old.
Christmas was celebrated by the three
church societies. and III" children c,prc-
tally were generously remembered by
= Stntn Claus The exercises AZ The
Church were decided >ucce~~
the speaking and >'n-iny hv the chill
lren briu. worthy Of ptrtrular notice.
or quiet village was aroused nv another
alarm of fire ut >ix O'Clock on Monday
last. II WAS soon a~ccr,ain,1
tina: tire fire was in Barre Aca,lrmv.whirh
for 80 many wear, ha, witnessed the .ath-
rrinG Of students from lno>: every State
in til" Union. t. is halls fpr in>,ruct;ur.
The fire department WA, Quickly on
hand. with engine and hose in c<rrl,cu,
condition, aml not more than t,n minutes
had elapsed ere splendid stream of water
was PLAYING up II the tiic. Til. academy
WAS heated hv two large coal frnt,,.>. one
IN The >'u;h recitation rnoman tn. o,hrr
in the nor;h recitation room a the fir,
floor # tn" huilling. Tn. fir. ca,I-r,r in
tn Wool work arnJnl tn" pip. lr:, linz
t'"m tn: furnace in the south recitation
room, and Spreading very rapidly between
>'''''' emu 81 'i' "H'"'llE ana then along
u? III" P"I'''A i'' >'in' twenty trrt
ih' fE'n'n and citizens w"rh"! with 4
WILL ">>.>.rI 10y III" students OF the :''.'d-
'h'E' am 'd''F an h'nE hard work tn"
ire was >U'|Hr.i. lhrr' WAS high wind
from 'h' northwest AZ ! bA; for
'h' l"'''A'"Tht OF several citizens vii"
>''''' nee @u''d NJ we "A'>H'" """Es and
kt!N Them ri">rd, 50 tLtt III" VIII could
not have access t the danes. "Old Barre
-Ar"de'HE' WIN All iIrr f"nd associations.
would nave hr'n 'mb"r'I with things OF
the past.