Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-11-27
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Ovid Willburner lost his tools and
stock, about $50 in value. and had no in
surance. lie is working in the basement
of the kiddcr shop.
|. Remllcy lost some 500 worth of
tools, fixtures and household furniture
and was not insured. He has resumed
in the kidder shop basement.
Mrs. Nash lost considerable furniture,
probably SO in value, aud $50 in money;
no insurance.
Frank Bitney lost some of his furni-
ture and Peter Bitney his fishing tackle.
Messrs. Rich & Buttolph value their
building at $1,000 and they had S2350 i'll
surance on it, $1,000 of which was in the
Vermont Mutual, 5000 in the Niagara of
New York and $500 in the Hartford,
They will rebuild.
Chas. Bruya lost all his carpenters, up.
holsterer's and cabinet-maker's tools,
worth $3.50; no insurance.
l.. X. Adams lost $50 to SIS worth of
tools, stock, lumber, paint. ETC.; no in
surance.
The Allen block was valued at $1,000 !:
insurance, $1,000 in the PhnniX of Hart
ford and $1,000 in the Hartford of Hart
ford. 1t will probably be rebuilt
though that is not finally decided.
Columbus Smith. Esq, lost on build
ing $500; no insurance. II. l.. Shedon's
loss on building was $1,000; insured for
$500 in an out-of-town agency.
The Cobb block was worth $4,000 to
$1,000 and was insured for S2000-SlOOO
in the Sun Fire office of London and
5000 each in the German American of
New ork and the Phoenix of London.
Preparations are making for rebuilding
it.
VIM. jackson places his loss at $1,000.
He saved few Instruments and mega
tiyes, but not much of value. He was
insured for $1,000 in the Northern of Lon
don and the full amount of the insurance
has been paid. He has hired the old gal
lery in the Slade block and will resume
as soon as he can.
b. L. Fleming saved nothing and puts
his loss at $1,000 His insurance was
81 l0O-S50O in the Niagara of New York
and 5000 in the New England of Rut-
land. He will resume in the room over
the creek, next door north of Mr.. Mar
snail 5, lately occupied by Mr.. Pitts for
furniture.
5. f. Meekin lost furniture and fix
lures to about the amount of his insur-
ance, which is $50, in the New England
of Rutland. He has re-opened in the
rooms over Mr. Earls drug store.
DR.. Sheldon got out nothing but his
books. He has carried stock of $4,000
to $4,000 in value and had $500 insur-
ance on !t--Sl000 in the Continental of
New York, $1,000 in the Phoenix of Lon
don, $1,000 in the Hartford, $1,000 in the
-Etna of Hartford, $500 in the Liberty of
New York, $500 in the Insurance Co. of
North America and $l500 i'm the Ian
cashlre. He will wait till plans for re-
building are fixed before deciding what
to do.
The Sheldon store was built at a cost.
is Is said. of $1,000. 1t was insured for
$500, $1,000 of which was in the Liberty
OF New York. $1,000 IN the Insurance
Co. of North America and $1,000 through
out-of-town agencies. The owners have
not decided what they will do with the
property.
W. ii. Sheldon and W. b. Rose had
$1,000 worth of grain and feed in the
sun mill, of which they were lessees.
and II Is total loss; Insurance, $1,000 in
the FIRE X Marine of Springfield. Nj.
lose talks of selling feed, etc, in the
rear part Of the store Mr.. Cushman has
in the Dyer block.
The sun mill has been sold for 5000
or $4,000 within II few years. 1t was III
,ured for $1,000, $1,000 OF which j. in the
' ermont Mutual and the rest in an out
side agency.
DR.. Kingsley rescued his tools, stock
ana furniture to Il large extent, but
the insurance people have paid him
about 5000 for what he lost. lie had
$1,000 insurance in the Fire d Marine of
springfield. He will he ready for pa
tents shortly in the room in the Brews-
ter block over Mr.. Sterns store.
Chas. \. Wainwright saved the din
ng-room fittings and the most of his |
stock of goods, though considerable of .
lie latter was stolen after he got it out. |
Ills loss is $500 or S400 and he had no i'll
'urance. He has no plans for resuming.
j. b. johnson saved the most of his |
meat. but lost some 5000 worth of salt |
meats and fish, butter and fixtures. He |
lad no insurance. He is to Iesune in |
he market in the basement of the Nc
Leod block.
Thomas Bissette lost nearly every
hing he owned in the shape of furni-
ure, clothing, etc, he SAYS about $1,000 |
" VI tiis anu hdu Nv ilsutduCt.
The cotton factory was an old-fash-
oned structure of forbidding appear
lnce inside and out, and it is question
Whether the property is not of about as
much value now as before the fire. 1t
Nas not insured in The local agencies and
gentleman in position to know says
here was no insurance on it. The i'll
etc, in the Commercial In /
on telegraph office in the front of the
nil were saved and the Office has been
eopened at the Addison House.
Beckwth Il Co.'S store was smoked
m the outside, the marble watertable
III the south side is chopped and black
ned. one of the big lights of glass in
he front is broken, as is also large
light in front window of the second
tory, the ceiling of the main floor is
liscolored and other damage was done
~ smoke blown in from outside and by
water. The cornice on the south side
; damaged, too. Whatever the loss, it
: amply covered by insurance.
Allan Calhoun had 800 worth of ag-
lcultural implements stored in the cotton