The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-09-05
ROAD NOTICE,

NoRCESTERi SIS, september a, 1871
AMT HEREAS a petition has been preferred
Wv by Joseph Estabrook and others, to the
Commissioners of Highways, for said County,
praying for the location of a new Highway OF
Common Road, from Royalston, through Win.
! chendon, and Gardner, TO Westminster com.
menclng at the northwest part of said ROYAL
ston, on the line between Massachusetts and
New Hampshire Ito be connected with new
road through the south part of the town of
Richmond, to Winchester N H. and Brattle-
borough, Vt2 viz. Beginning hy- OF near the
house OF Elisha Kingsley thence to Bullock Il
Gregory store, in the west part of Royalston ;
thence generally following the track of the
old road, to the centre of RoyaIston thence
generally ON the old road to the Clements
house, SO called; thence in the best direction
to or near Josiah Piper's thence to the old
road near Simeon Stockwell, Jr thence fol-
lowing the old road to Silas Chubb's; thence in
the best direction to Daniel Days and Jacob
Wales thence in the best direction through
the south part of Winchendon, by Goodrich s
mills, to Gardner line, near Thomas BENEFITS :;
thence IN the best direction to Benjamin Hey
woods, near Gardner Meeting house thence
following the old road by James NJ Comee's :;
thence IN soGthcrly direction near Moses
Sanders; thence In the best direction to the
County road southeasterly from Joshua Moore's
house in Westminster:
Notice is hereby gieen, That the said Com
missoners viii hold meeting ct the house of
Rufus Bullock, Innholder, in Royalston aforc-
said, on Monday, the twenty fourth day of
September current, at one o'clock, p M for
the purpose OF rieeeing the route proposed as
aforesaid, agreeahly to tine provisions of the
statute in such case made and provided when
and where all persons interested therein, will
he heard thereon.
.AtSo,-A petition of Oliver Fox, and others,
for a new Highway or Common Road, from
Royalston to Lunenburg beginning at point
in the route OF a new road, prayed for by 10
seph Gregory and others, as first above stated
near the house of S. Bowker, in Royalston ;
thence in the best direction to or near Muir.
docks tavern, in Winchendon village; thence
by or near Samuel Woods tavern, in Ashburn.
ham, through a part of Westminster, near
Fitchburg Meeting house to the BRIDGE over
the brook, near the Potash Works of Oliver
Fox, In said Fitchburg thence in the best
course through part of Lunenburg and Leo
minister, TO the line between tho towns of Lu-
nenburg and Shirley, so as to meet and connect
with part of said Highway as it NAV be laid
out by the Commissioners for the County of
Middlesex; the whole of said part of said
Highway being within the limits of the
towns OF Royalston, Winchendon, Ashburnbam
Westminster, FiLchburg, Leominster and I.un :.
enburg.
.4lS0, That another part Of said Hic' .,,. =
may be laid out and established, berin' dSno, ~
the line between the town of Littiete !, ;p ths
County of Middlesex, and the to, -, of Har.
ward, so as TO meet and connect .;th tbo. 20 -
of said Highway, as may be ! Aid ont Inv f,bs
Commissioners Of Highways for said County
OF Middlesex, thence near the houso of the
North family of Shakers, IN the hest Sireetion.
to the line between SAL town of Harvard and
the town of Grotoa, an the County of Middle
sex, SO as to meet and connect with another
part OF said High .@ay, as it may be laid out by
sad CommiF sic ners for Middlesex County; the
whole OF said. last part of said Highway pray
ca lor' being within the limits of the town
OF H'4rvard
E.ot'ce IS hereby given, That, the Commits.
sP1ners of Highways, for said County of Wor-
'cester, will hold a meeting, at the house of
--Murdock, Innholder, in Winchendon,
on Monday, the fifteenth day of October next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur-
pose of cieUing the routes proposed as afore-
said, agreeably to the provisions of the Statute
in such case made and provided when and
where all persons interested therein will be
heard thereon.
JARED WEED, Chairman