De Beaumont v. Brown

Opinion by

Balurige, J.,

The claimant, on August 30, 1929, was accidentally injured by coming in contact with a plank. He received an open cut above his eye which immediately started to swell and become discolored. He forthwith washed the blood from the wound and later resumed his work. About a week after the accident, his eye began to water and give him trouble and gradually became worse. In September he consulted an eye specialist and received treatment. In the latter part of November he was unable to continue his employment and early in January, 1930, the right eye was removed at the Wills…