Harvey v. Easton

This action is brought under R. L. c. 48, § 104, against the town of Easton to recover the penalty therein provided for the failure of its road commissioners to erect permanent bounds at the termini and angles of Center Street in said town, as relocated and widened by them. The statute reads as follows : “ The county commissioners, mayor and aldermen, selectmen or road commissioners, shall cause permanent bounds to be erected at the termini and angles of all ways laid out by them. Such bounds shall be of stone, not less than three feet long, two feet of which at least shall be set in the…