Bailey v. Ford

The appeal in this case is from a judgment recovered by the appellee, Lawrence L. Ford, against the appellant, Charles H. Bailey, for damages to the appellee’s automobile, resulting from a collision with the automobile of the appellant.

In the trial of the case, five exceptions were taken to the rulings of the court, four of which relate to the evidence and one to the prayers.

The plaintiff testified that he was a machinist and had worked at his trade for eight yearn As an apprentice he worked at the Poole Engineering & Machine Company, and while with that company, he, for a while, worked on…