Twombly v. Piette

The plaintiff's evidence tended to show that on July 3, 1924, in the forepart of the afternoon, her mother, Mrs. Nettie S. Twombly, with whom plaintiff was then living at Newport Center, telephoned to the defendant, Dr. Piette of Newport, who it appeared was a practicing physician and surgeon, telling him that her daughter, the plaintiff, had had mosquito bites on her head and accidentally combed through them so they were causing her trouble with keeping her hair in curl, and water come from them, and asking him if he could send something to put on to heal and stop them; that in answer…