Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

she was killed. l am cut over tho eye and
my legs are bruised
II. c. Trelry, assistant depot master in
Boston, lives very near the scone of the
accident and heard crash when the freight
tram struck the passenger coach. lie
quickly FASTENED to the scene aud then i'm
mediately telegraphed for the wrecking
train which was soon on the scene. When
assistance and the wrockcr arrived the track
was quickly cleared and about / O'Clock the
passenger train, minus the two rear coaches,
continued on its way to its Destination.
Tho Killed and Injured,
The complete list of the killed aud in
iurcd, as far as known, is as follows:
Killed: S. j. Sullivan, so years old, u
plwnhroker of II Norman street, Boston;
Leon O. Raymond OF Winchendon, brake
man on the freight train; John Hudou, ii
years, OF WATERFOWL, who leaves a wife
and eight children; James Lane of East
Natertown; John II. Barnes, Maple street,
Newton; Miss Retta Fcyler OF Waltham
BENJAMIN Tuck, an old man Of Waltham,
died on TIE way TO Cambridge Hospital;
Miss Margcrie Adams OF Waltham, factory
employee, died to dav at the hospital; and
ii. II. Mortified of Watertown, died to-day
at his nome.
Injured Cornelius Doyio OF Waltham,
receiving clerk on Fitchburg Il. Il left
arm broken in several places ard severe in
juries, probably fatal: john Reagan Of
WATERFOWL, sprained knee and arms, not
serious but painful Frank Mills of Water
town, very bad scalp wound, had cut and
sprained knee; Andrew Doyle of Water
town, bod fracture of leg, severely scaled
ed on side and hip, with bad scalp wound;
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wound and cut near right eye G.. NJ Spear
of Waltham, fractured ribs and bruises;
Thomas o. Cornell OF Walthom, slight face
wounds, and badly shaken up; Robert Orr
Of Newton, fractured dollar bone nnd pain
full scalp wound; Thomas Kinds of Walt
lam, scalp wound ami badly bruised; II.
7. Goodwin. Engineer OF tie coliding
freight train, probably cracked rib,
final diagnosis not made, but injuries
not serious; Mary DArds OF Water
town, slightly bruiged and cut. Heenor
O'llern, head injured and burns; Florence
L. Park, l3J Worcester street, Boston,
legs and feet injured, also shock; kata
White, Cambridge, slightly cut and burned
G. $. Murphy OF 100 Pine st Get, Wultham,
cuts on head and face; Florence Clark of
| 1913 Worcester street. boston, both legs in
iured below the knee; William O'hern oil
Watertown, cut on hand aud slight faca
injuries; Peter Whitney OF Watertown, hiE
injured: john Melee OK * atertown, broken
RIBS and bruised; Patrick Oates OF Weter
.own, side end head injured; Patrick DOW
uey, injured about the head; Thomas +
Berry, head cut and bodily in iuries; Geors'
Good, ribs broken Mrs. Fancy, slight in
jur!es; James Smith, slight injuries; c. 5
Hall of Waltham, mead cut; Mrs. Geors,
Wright Of Concord avenue, Cambridge
slight injuries; Mir, Mary Ann Elliott OF i.
Moore street Newton, badly shaken mp and
cut; fairy Elliott Of 60 hoore street, New
ton, cuts and bruises; Thomas Cane o
Watertewn, painful injuries, Thomas Leu
non of Watertown, cats ami bruises; John
Mulin of Watertown, sight injuries
Michael Mullin OF Watertown, badly hurt
Mrs. Stoves, painful injuries; Mrs Welcl
Of Watertown back injured; Richard HoI-
lis OF NGtertoNn side and chest nurt.