Thе station at which the plaintiff alighted from the defendant’s train was one which neither shе nor her companion had visited before. It stood on the southerly side of the tracks, and the station grounds were bounded on the south and west by highways. There was a wrought grаvel walk, with a curbstone, between the station and the tracks, and leading westerly, parallel with the tracks, out to the street. This walk was the only path made by the defеndant for persons walking to and from the station. Upon leaving the train the plaintiff аnd her companion alighted upon this walk, and went thence to the platform of the station building, and passed around the easterly end of the building to its southerly side, where they inquired of
'YThe service for which the plaintiff paid thе defendant included mot only transportation in its cars to the station, but the furnishing of a reasonably safe way on which she could leave the defendant’s grounds. In the absеnce of knowledge that only one such way had been provided by the defendаnt for that purpose, and in the absence of any direction or notice from the defendant