Russell v. Nadeau

In the evening of November 26, 1940, a large hook and ladder fire truck belonging to the City of Bangor and driven by the defendant Walter C. Nadeau, one of its regular firemen, collided with an automobile owned and operated by the plaintiff Reginald W. Russell in which his wife, the plaintiff Grace Russell, was riding as a guest passenger. In these actions of negligence based on this collision and tried together the verdicts were against the defendant. The cases come forward on his general motions for new trials.

The collision took place in or just beyond the intersection of Union and Main…