Gregware v. Poliquin

Just before twelve o’clock noon of Sunday, November 24,1935, Paul A. Gregware, an osteopathic physician of Bath, Maine, drove his Hudson sedan up Canal Street in Lewiston on his way to Barre, Vermont, and in passing through the intersection formed by Chestnut Street, which crosses Canal Street at right angles, he collided with a LaSalle automobile owned and driven by Armand Poliquin, the defendant. The cars were badly damaged. Two passengers, Ida M. Gregware and Margery J. Scott, who were riding with Doctor Gregware as his guests, were seriously injured. They here sue only the defendant…