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Mrs. Miller went to the assistance of the child and was dealt the same fate; she succumbed to the 7,200 volt charge.
MRS. MILLER’S mother, Mrs. Rosie Frazier Clatterbuck, 59, went to investigate the situation when her daughter failed to return to the hbuse. She escaped death, but sustained shock and third degree burns of her left foot and second degree burns of her left arm.
A neighbor, Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, became aware of their plight and was jolted by the current when, she attempted to cover , Mrs. Miller with a blanket. She was knocked about 15 feet but was not seriously injured.
The Clatterbucks live on the F.R. Taylor property (on Route 600 near Sperryville and they had received permission to cut several trees for firewood from the property on December 2a.
It was apparent, said the
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