The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
Pl:s Of Wreckage.- Many
Bleed to Death While Help
Is Coming Injured Ex-
ceeds 30. Several Yer
monters in Wreck.

AItJuACA HI d AA&Gtl DENNNEA NttH o0HAEt-
bound Quebec express and northbonnd
freight train on the Boston 81 Maine
railroad four miles north Of Canaan, M.
III, station early yesterday morning, due
to mistake in train dispatcher's
orders. Nearly all those who were in
the fatal car were returning from fair
at Sherbrooke, Que. The conductor Of
the freight train was given to under
stand that he had plenty of time to
reach a siding by the night operator at
Canaan station receiving, according TO
the superintendent of the division, a
copy Of d telegraph order from the train
dispatcher at Concord which confused
the train numbers 80 and 3d.
The wreck occurred Just after the ex.
press had rounded into q straight stretch
Of track, but owing to che early morning
mist neither engineer saw the others
headlight until it was too late
The Boston a. Maine railroad officials
gaze out an official statement at Con-
cord, N. H.. this morning, saying the
death list will not 90 above rs.
The Dead
Those already identified wcres
Leon S. Cady, West Lebanon.
Mrs. William WINNER and daughter,
Lillian, Of Robinson's Bury, P. @.
Frank II. Lower, Barton Landing, vt.
Unknown boy, who died in hospital
at Hanover.
Timothy shaughnessey, Manchester,
N. H.
Mrs. Timothy shaughnessey, wife Of
above.
Miss Annie st. Pierre, Isle vorte, Que.
Fred NJ Phelps, Oehiltree, Texas.
Mrs. A. Il. Warren, Haverhill, Mass
Mrs T. G. Blake. South Corinth, Vt.
Miss Annie Barrett, Manchester, N. II.
Mrs. Philip Gagnon, Nashua, n H,
Miss Alvina Giron, Noshua, n. II.
Mrs. Webster, dressmaker living in
Massachusetts.
]. j. Congdon, Bethel, VT, and Boston.
Infant child Of Irving Clifford, Con-
cord, n H.
Mrs 4. T. Briggs. West Lebanon, n. II,
John G. Duncan Bethel, vt.
George L. Southwick, Worcester, Mass
Mrs. Adolph Boiseyoort, Concord, n. H.
Austin Roger, Manchester, N II.
Richard f. Clarks0n, Lebanon, n, H.,
! leaving seven unidentified.
All the bodies. with the exception Of
Mrs. Briggs, which was taken to her
home, and that Of Mr. Duncan, which "a
here. were removed to Concord during
the day.
Injured and in Hospital
The following injured were taken TO
The Mary Hitchcock hospital at Han
oaer, ~ Fl
Unknown boy, both legs broken, arm
torn ont and head injured, dying.
John Saunders, Nashua, N H., left
leg and wrisC injured.
Mrs. S. Saunders, Nashua, n. III,
head and back injured.
Mrs. e, N Saunders, Nashua, n. H.,
scalp wounds
Miss e. Saunders, Nashua, contusions
on face.
Miss D. Saunders, Nashua, n H., in.
ttfmal injuries.
Fred Saunders, Nashua, n IT,
shoulders injured.
Mrs. Hester Saunders, Brocllton
Aiass., head and back injured.
William Cunningham, Hamilton
Mass, back and chest injured.
Charles st. Pierre, Isle Verte, Que
internal injuries
Arthur Jacques, Millbury, internal
Henry Moran, Nashua, y. H., wrist
.1ruised.
Mrs. Moran, Nashua, n. H., concussion
Of mead.
Z. A. Batchelder somerville, ankle
broken
Philip Gagnon, Manchester, n. IT,, in.
t.fnal injuries
John Barrett Manchester, n H., head
end breast injured.
frank Ryan, brakeman, White River
Jupetion, wight arm broken aud leg ci't
Miss Jennie jameson, Nashua, n II.
bip wrenehed.
Miss Abby Janson, Nashua, n. IL.
broken frontal bone
mrs. G. A. Dewey, Manchester, ~ H..
right side injured
Miss Rosa Reagan, Manchester, NJ Il,
bruised face
Miss Juno Moves. North Pomfret, W.
head and back injured
Miss Ella Nintumen, Lisbon n. II.
clevieal bone broken
Miss Della Moran, Manchester H. IL.
bruised face.
Three children cut and bruised, not
seriously injured.
ALSO sent to tie hosPital Cunningham
baby injured.