Fitts v. Marquis

Union street in Bangor, it approximates accuracy to say, runs northwest and southeast. Fourteenth street, which crosses Union, runs generally northeast and southwest.

On November 6, 1926, about four-thirty in the afternoon, the automobile of Roswell A. Fitts, then being driven for him by his son, was going northwesterly along Union street, bound toward and beyond Fourteenth. Dennis N. Marquis was driving his own automobile in a northeasterly direction on Fourteenth street, approaching Union which entered at his right. The two automobiles collided at the intersection of the streets and were…