Blodgett Construction Co. v. Watkins Lumber Co.

This action was instituted by the Watkins Lumber Company, a partnership (hereafter called appellee), against A. M. Blodgett, doing business as Blodgett Construction Company (hereafter called appellant). The appellee alleged in its complaint that it entered into an oral contract with the appellant by which it was to furnish appellant not less than fifty and probably sixty thousand feet of pine lumber. Among other tilings appellee alleged that, at the request of appellant, it, on the 22nd day of March, 1920, submitted in writing to appellant a price list or offer to furnish the timber and…