Paradis Case

In assenting, as he requisitely did in writing, to the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Act, this employer, without mentioning any other business, specified his business as that of general hardware, tinsmithing and plumbing in a store and shop at Caribou, which hereinafter will be called the store.

An employment of the injured employee came within that assent. He operated trucks, hauled freight, unpacked and delivered goods, did heavy work, and at times unloaded cars. His duties varied, however, and were divided between the store and the house of his employer. At the employer’s house…