Chenery v. Russell

These actions were tried together, in the Cumberland Superior Court. The automobile collision out of which they grow, occurred early in the afternoon of November 5, 1932, in a suburb of Portland, on the main highway to Gray. William N. Chenery owned, and was driving one of the vehicles, a Pontiac coupe, southerly, in the direction of Portland. He was accompanied by his wife. Both were injured, and the automobile damaged. In his action against John O. Russell, the owner of the other car, who himself was operating it, Mr. Chenery recovered a verdict. The award of damages, $4,231.50, was for…