Bloom's Case

There was ample evidence to warrant the findings of the Industrial Accident Board that the personal injuries *435received by the employee Fred Bloom arose out of and in the course of his employment; and that he suffered total loss of vision in the left eye and total incapacity for work. Apparently it is not disputed that the compensation awarded was proper, if he is entitled to recover.

The workmen’s compensation act (St. 1911, c. 751, as amended by St. 1912, cc. 172, 571) provides in Part II, § 15, “No proceedings for compensation for an injury under this act shall be maintained unless a notice…