The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-16

for so 900, in the Vermont Mutual, II. w.
Porter agent, for 81 500, and $500 on fix
lures and furniture with Burnham & Tenn
pie.
II. E. Adams loses $500. Insured with
Burnham 81 Temple for 81 900.
c. Perry, In the Central house laundry,
had, in the building. a large quantity Of
clothing that had accumulated during the
week and which was ready for delivery,
all of which together with the fixtures and
household goods were consumed no in
suraHce.
Edward Cutler was residing at the Cen
trail house, and when the fire broke out he
moved his goods TO Mr. Atwells house on
Center street, from which he was after
ward obliged to move. He lost considera-
bic furniture, on which there was no in
surancc.
MEgIDEN BLOCK
was three story brick block, So by 60 feet
in size and at the time 1t was erected was
said 10 be one Of the best built blocks in
town II was erected in 1867 and 'G9, by
A. G. Blasdell, who sold 1t in 1872 TO II.
G. Clark, of New York city. Mr. Clark
subsequently disposed of it to the Meriden
Cutlery Co. of Merden, Conn, who were
the owners of it at the time it was dos-
troycd by fire. After being completed the
east store was occupied for a lew months
hy the National Bank of Rutland, while
waiting the completion of their building on
Merchants Row. 1t was next occupied by
A. c. Blaisdell for a grocery until he sold
the building, when ii. S. Howe fitted it
up for candy mandatory, where lie has
| since been located. The centre store was
leased by Il. II. Wooley soon after the
building was completed, to be used as
saloon and tobacco store, and although Mr..
Wonley left it about three years ago, it has
always been used for the same purpose, but
has changed hands a large number of times.
At the time it was opened it was SAID to be
the best fitted up saloon in Vermont.
The west store has been occupied as fol-
lows: Pierce & Edison, dry goods; n.
Pierce. r. b. Stevens, both dry goods VI.
NJ. Albee, Boots and Shoes John Engrem,
meat market; G. B. Vail, dry goods; a.
c. Blasdcll, groceries. The two upper
floors were fitted up as tenements and at
the time of the fire were all occupied. The
west store being vacant.
The block was valued at 5000, and was
insured by NJ. J. Francisco for SO, 900 in the
Penn insurance company, $4,000 III
the Lycoming, $4,000 in the Niagara, so, 0OC
in the Commercial Union, and barn con
nected with the building $500 Total @l2,
500.
II. 5. Howe, loss $4,000; insured fol
$4,000 with Burnham e Temple.
c. +. Cushman, loss $4,000; insured
$500 on stock, $500 Oh fixtures, with Burn
ham & Temple
T. II. Rose, household goods loss $500
insured $1,000, with Burnham Il Temple
Mrs Susan Mceker loses nearly all he
+ household goods, amount $500; no insul
ancc. William Hoffnagle loses $500 il
household goods; no insurance Mis-
Earle loses considerable no insurance. II
: Mcdonald, household goods, $500; no in
, surancc c. II. Graves, household goods
o all burned loss 800; no insurance. E
4 Glover. wearing apparel; loss Sloo Ii
: insurance. Mrs. Oney, portion Of fixture
, for shop loss $50; no insurance.
: NICHOLS BLOCK
$ was two-story wooden building, and wa
i built for a livery stable in 1865 by c. /
l.. Richardson. In 1867 he divided the builC
c Ing, leaving portion on the old site an
l. moved the rear part to a site adjoining IL
d Berwick house az which is now occupe
v by w. II. Lease and Z. +. Rdlon.
o 1870 he sold the former to G. w. Nichols
J. who has since retained possession. I'll
l. first story was fitted up for stores, IL
Y second contained offices, the photograr
II gallery of c. W. Nichols and two ten
s. ments. The east store has been occupit
|, as follows; NJ. Jerkowski, ready-mat
l. clothing, ETC.; John Rogers, dry and fanC
l. goods; j. Kingston 81 Co., Costello
l. Murther, Costello & Lyston, j. c. Thor
ton and Samuel Hayward, groceries.
s. S. Hayward, groceries, etc, loss $4,000
- insured for $500. Ryan & Batchelle
in loss $4,000, insured for $1,000 with Bur
ham & Temple; G. w. Nichols, loss
I'd building, fixtures and stock in photogral
n rooms $3.50 insurance on building s.
is 500; on stock $1,000 with Burnham
en- Temple. J. C.. Thornton loses $500
70 tea and tobacco, insured with Bur
ham & Temple. Charles E. Cutler loses
IL wearing apparel and household goods $50
or no insurance.
Mrs. Lyon saved nothing of her hou
* hold goods or wearing apparel, save wi
90 she wore no insurance.
MALLoN AND KILBURN's BLOCK
was damaged about 50 1000, mostly on
as roof. Insured for $4,000, as follows
tn l.. l.. and Globe $4,000, M. j. Francis
ok agent $4,000 in Glen's Falls insurar
ng company, and 81 900 in Wcstchester,
} w. Nye, agent.
ell" Peck & Benjamin, goods damaged
led water and moving, about $4,000 nsu
wn in the National insurance company, NJ.
ur- Francisco agent, andi$2, 900 with.Burnh
.he & Temple
MT j. B. Kilburn, goods damaged by wa
ept and moving, about $500. Insured for
W. 600 in the Vermont Mutual, II. w. Port
nd agent
his Mrs. Kelley, household goods damage
in no insurance n. b. Lewis, househ
ne. goods damaged: no insurance: l.. +. IIu
M furniture damaged (and one carpet lost
i've the amount Of SI30 no insurance. j..
ing Dunlap loses abou. $50 on his stock
md picture frames, etc. insured for $685.
the City of Providence insurance company.
nh, d. l.. Morgan, boots and shoes, dana