Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court January 28, 1913 (Cusick v. New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad)

Hammond, J.

The plaintiff with several fellow workmen was piling up for storage large bales of sisal grass, called by the workmen “ a kind of hemp.” He was engaged in trucking the bales on a large two-wheel truck to the pile from another part of the floor, although it is a fair inference from the record that he was liable at any time to be called to exchange work with either of his fellows.