Robertson v. Boston & Northern Street Railway Co.

The plaintiff, with some companions, boarded in Revere at half past eleven in the evening of April 20, 1902, a car belonging to the defendant, thinking that it was the proper car to take him to his home. The car had stopped at a stopping place upon a signal from another person, meaning, as we construe the exceptions, some other person who wished to alight. After the plaintiff had boarded the car and taken a seat the conductor called out, “ This car goes to the stables only,” in consequence of which, after several of the plaintiff’s companions had left the car, he attempted to get out, and, as…