St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-11-29

The Nichols block. insurance $8OOO,
estimated loss $4,000.
]. c. Eaton & Cos block SO, 500,
estimated loss $4,000. Stock in
sured for $1,000 and a loss of $1O,-
900 on stock.
Salmon Stern's block was insured
for $4,000 and it cost him over $1O,-
900 to build. His goods were in
sured for $4,000 and he probably
had over $4,000 worth of goods.
The Weeks block, including post
office and furniture, was insured for
$3.50. Loss $1,000.
Webb's hotel was insured for $4,000,
which includes the insurance on furni-
ture. There was no insurance on the
hotel barn.
The Cook block, owned by Chas.
Cook of Concord, N. H, was insured
for $500.
Hoyt's block was insured for
$37OO; loss at least $4,000.
Aaron Twombly's house was in
sured, but the amount is not known.
DIR. A. A. Cheney's house on Church
street was insured for $500. 1t
was occupied by NJ. L. Stearns and
J. S. Schoield. Neither Of these
parties carried insurance.
l.. F. WOodward's house was in
sured for $4,000. 1t was occupied by
Harry Colby, Geo. E. Fisher, who
had 500 insurance, L. +. Woodward
and the Rickaby family.
George P. Smith, hardware dealer
in the Nichols block, was insured for
$1,000
H. L. Parker, general merchant, in
the Ide block, carried $45OO in
surance. Mr.. Parker saved much
valuable jewelry and all his watches
and solid silverware.
F.W. Silsby & Co., dry goods in the
Eaton block, carried $4,000 insurance
and estimate their loss at $4,000.
Frank Eaton, grocer in the Nichols
block, carried $1,000 insurance
A. w. Brockway, paints, oils and
crockery, in the Nichols block carried
$165O insurance. Loss about $25OO
as he saved nothing and lost all
household goods which he had moved
to his store.
I. Nj. Cass, music and furniture
dealer, in the Nichols block carried
$4,000 and saved some of his goods.
w. D. Poole, dry goods store in the
Cook block, carried $4,000 insurance
and saved nothing.
Graves & Neagle meat market in
the basement of the Hoyt block,
carried $500 insurance.
7. w. Robinson, the barber, carried
$4O0 insurance and saved nothing.
Cheney Brothers, druggists IN the
Weeks block, carried $25OO in
surance.
DIR. F. E. Dwinell, druggist in
$6OOO He saved some of his goods.
D. M. Silsby, livery stable had
$2500 insurance. He saved all his
horses.
T. T. Gleason in the Nichols block
lost $500 and carried no insurance.
J. B. Lyon, restaurant in the base
ment of Nichols block, lost $500 and
carried no insurance. He also own
ed barber shop in the Eaton block
on which there was an insurance of
$500.
The Lyndonville National bank
had an insurance of $1,000 and had
all their valuable papers in their
vault, which is the only thing stand
ing where the fire has swept.
The Lyndon Savings bank owned
none of the furniture or fixtures in
the bank rooms.
The Lyndon Club had rooms in the
Eaton block and had $500 insurance.
They saved all but their billiard
tables.
S. B. Hutchins, grocer in the Hoyt
block, carried $500 insurance.
Mrs. H. L. Parker, milliner in the
Cook block, had $500 insurance.
L. J. Chandler, photographer in
Nichols block, had $500 insurance.
Mrs. Wallace, dressmaker in the
Ide block, carried $500 insurance