Dube v. Sherman

Three actions, sounding in tort, one by John Dube, the second by his wife, Esther, and still another by their niece, Catherine Fecteau, against Arthur L. Sherman. The litiga*145tion arose out of an automobile accident that occurred not far from the Winslow-Vassalboro town line, on the Waterville-Augusta highway, in the early afternoon of August 30, 1935. The day was fair, sky clear, sun-shining, road dry.

John Dube, who drove the vehicle in which the other plaintiffs were guest passengers, declares, in separate counts, of which more presently, for damage to his car, to his clothes, to a watch he…