Lippincott v. Lasher

Bird, V. C.

The complainant in this case occupies a dwelling-house in the city of Salem, on either side of which, and upon the side of the street opposite thereto, are many stores and other buildings used *121in carrying on various trades or occupations. It seems to be admitted that his is the only dwelling in that immediate vicinity. This dwelling is situated about twenty-five feet from the curbstone along the public highway, and in front of it, near the street, are one or more large trees. The defendants own horses and wagons and carry on the business of carting, doing whatever merchants or…