 The survivors fled south toward the Goodenow garrison house on Boston Post Road, where Mason's company and the cavalry were regrouping.Thirteen or fourteen militiamen also took refuge in the fortified Noyes grist mill until they were eventually rescued.According to Increase Mather, the Natives took "five or six of the English alive" and "stripped them naked, and caused them to run the gauntlet, whipping them after a cruel and bloody manner, and then threw hot ashes upon them; cut the flesh of their legs, and put fire into their wounds, delighting to see the miserable torments of wretched creatures."