Trombly v. Deso

On August 21, 1930, plaintiffs’ intestate and the defendant were riding in an automobile on the highway leading south from and near the village of Champlain. The defendant was driving his own car, and intestate was a guest passenger. These young men, with a third named Murray, had gone during the *16afternoon, from Champlain to Tourist Gardens, a tavern about a mile and a half from that village, and about 2,000 feet oyer the Canadian border, and there they drank ale. They returned to Champlain, and Murray left the 'other two, who continued on in defendant’s automobile to a point south of the…