Williams v. Boston & Maine Railroad

No exception was taken to that portion of the charge relating to the conduct of the plaintiff Lora E. Williams. She had “entrusted her safety” to her husband, who was driving, and it does not conclusively appear that she was not justified in so doing. Laws 1923, c. 13. The plaintiff’s intestate was but a few months old and therefore incapable of exercising any care whatever. Carney v. Railway, 72 N. H. 364, 368, and cases cited. The negligence of the driver could not be imputed to either of them. Noyes v. Boscawen, 64 N. H. 361; Warren v. Railway, 70 N. H. 352, 360; Collins v. Hustis, 79 N.…