Christopher v. General Baking Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Horace Stern,

Between one and two o’clock of a January morning, the weather being cold and drizzly, plaintiff was walking west on Lancaster Pike from its intersection with County Line Road in Bryn Mawr. At that point the highway is forty feet wide, with four lines of travel, two east and two west, the outer ones of concrete and the inner of macadam or amosite. On the north side there is a curb six inches high and four wide. To the north of the curb is a space three to four feet in width, bordered by a stone wall and consisting of a sloping, earthen embankment .which is…