Washco v. Wyoming Seminary

Opinion by

Cunningham, J.,

An examination of the facts appearing from the record brought up by this appeal discloses that Nicholas Washco, the minor son of Michael and Mary Washco, appellants, was employed by Wyoming Seminary, appellee, during the school term of 1923-4, to take care of a furnace used to heat its buildings. In consideration of such services he was to receive free tuition, board, lodging and incidentals (equivalent in all to .a weekly wage of $18 for thirty-six weeks or approximately $650 for the school year) but neither books nor clothing. On the morning of November 19, 1923,…