The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24


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I during the thunder storm SATURDAY
afternoon lightning struck tte house q
~ Il Ware entering the kitchen. ron
Winch Ni-s Laura Ware had Just stepped
4 out After breaking the chhlkftuhF siiis
I II pnssed into the sitting room, ran over
she wire uirture cords. threw down the
mcture.. and entering the telephone
burned out the batteries besides dung
several other freAIy thinss Mr.. Ware
and his men had Just driven some cattle
I into the barn when the hllndmE nash
came. with . deafeninc crash u thunder
which gave them Tor III instant the M
! nressiou that they had been shot a.. u
proved on investigation that the cupola CT
The barn had been struck smashing sev-
eral II the shutters and knockins on q
4 quantity af slate. The men and cattle,
having been out in a part d The storm.
were drenehed with ram ana Is D. thought
they owe their escape from INJURY 70 that
condition,