Carter's Case

The record of the Industrial Accident Board begins with a statement that John W. Carter, the employee, received an injury arising out of his employment by an employer insured by the Travelers Insurance Company from which he died; and that the only question was one of dependency. It continues in these words:

“It appeared in evidence that the daughter, Doris Pauline Carter, was living in Portland, Maine, with the mother at the time of the father’s death; that her father and mother had not been living together for three years; that she was eighteen years old on the 20th day of October, 1913, and…