Stetson v. Caverly
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtBarnes, J.
This case comes up on motion and exceptions. It is an action in assumpsit to recover, in quantum meruit, for services as housekeeper and nurse over a period of five years and forty-eight weeks, broken twice only and each time for but a few days.
Service, as housekeeper, was begun some years before the beginning of the period contemplated in the writ. In the beginning Mr. Tibbetts was a mill worker, caring for his house and grounds, a cow and some poultry; and for a time he paid Katherine A. Stetson, plaintiff’s intestate, a small wage.
Later he ceased work and required more of his housekeeper,…
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