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1t struck a school house, in which there
were about 70 scholars. More than half the
number were knocked down, and many were
stunned; or 10 we're unable for some time
to rise up, and or Z, when first taken up by
the master, were apparently dead. Twelve
or Ia were more or less injured; the clothes
of one took fire, and he was considerably
burnt, and the hair of another was singed
All however arc recovered or hopefully re-
covering, except two who were instantly de-
prived of their life; one aged Z and the other
years. The lightning entered the school
house at the westerly window shattered
the cascment-broke the glass, and appear
ed to spend its force chiefly among the
scholars no other considerable effects APP
pcaring. The master, Mr.. Fellows, receiv'
ed considerable shock, but was not oatfect-
cd, but that he was able to pay immediate
attention to the case Of his scholars.