Lenoue v. Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Co.

The plaintiff, alighting from a car of the defendant, on which she had been a passenger, at or near a regular stopping-place and near also to her home in Marlborough where she had lived many years, was injured between nine and ten o’clock in the evening of an October day by stepping into a hole in the State highway near the tracks of the defendant and described as three or four feet long, a foot wide, and six inches deep, which had been there about a year and which was worn in the surface of the macadam by heavy trucks. No warning was given to the plaintiff of any danger. Two other passengers…