Foster's Case

Workmen’s Compensation Case. Stephen C. Foster, a carpenter, was injured on September 24, 1921, while in the employ of F. W. Cunningham and Sons by an accident admittedly arising out of and in the course of his employment. The injury consisted of the loss of three fourths of the index finger, one half of the middle finger and the laceration of the end of the thumb of the left hand. An agreement for compensation was entered into between the employer arid employee on October 12, 1921, on the basis of sixteen dollars per week for fifty-five weeks beginning October 1, 1921. This agreement was…