Kosik v. Manchester Construction Co.

Compensation was claimed and awarded for dermatitis from cement poisoning alleged to have been sustained while at work for the employer-respondent. The commissioner found that during the latter part of June and on the morning of July 1st, 1926, the claimant was engaged in handling cement on a church job in Manchester. On the afternoon of July 1st he was transferred to the work of digging a cellar and clearing land in Bolton Center and worked there until noon of July 3d. In the evening of that day he began to feel an itch on his hands and arms and about his face, and on Tuesday following…