Wilson v. Dale

Suit by Dale against Wilson, for the value of divers manufactured articles. Answer:

1. That on, &c., the plaintiff and defendant entered into this agreement, viz., that for all the work and labor done and materials furnished by the plaintiff (a manufacturer of wagons, &c. in Conner smile) to the defendant, during the year 1859, in the line of his trade, the plaintiff’ would take pay of the defendant (a workman in iron in said town) in his work and materials at his shop; that in pursuance of said agreement, the defendant got of the plaintiff’ the articles sued for, and has performed iron work…