Bergeron's Case

The Industrial Accident Board found that Alfred Bergeron, an employee of the Hurley estate, received a personal injury arising out of and in the course of his employment; and that death resulted therefrom on July 2, 1920. No written notice of the injury, as required by § 15, Part II, of the workmen’s compensation act (now G. L. c. 152, § 41), was given by the widow. After the case had been recommitted for further hearing on the question of notice or knowledge of the injury, the board found that the date of the injury was June 9,1920; and that *368the employers had knowledge of the injury, through…