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THE Snow STORM OF 1717.-The great snow storm
of 1717 shut people up at home snugly and effect
ually as if they had been locked in Those who were
bockaded had resortto their furniture and the like
for fuel; in some places the wasthiry feet deer
People made their exit frequently from the second
story windows and the trees cut down for fuel LETT
long stumps behind. One Hannah Dingley, poor
woman who lived not far from New Haven, was
buried for six or eight days but at last discovered by
her neighbors, by smoke of the fire coming through
snow Hannah dieted Ia Graham, on potatoes and
dried corn, and warmed up with chairs and tables.
A flock of hundred sheep were dug out of snow
drift Fishers Island where they had been buried
to the depth of sixteen feet.-Tribunc.