Walsh v. A. Waldron & Sons

While in the employ of the defendants on April 30th, 1926, the plaintiff’s right eye was injured, causing a complete loss of vision in that eye. He was in a hospital two weeks and incapacitated for work until early in September, 1926, when he returned to work with the defendants for two months and then entered the employ of another firm and worked there until November, 1929. In October, 1927, the left eye became affected and in an endeavor to save the vision of that eye, the right eye was removed. The condition grew worse and the plaintiff was obliged to cease work in November, 1929. Due to…