The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-02

n HSrtieataral Beard: QUARANTINE ON Ac
COUNT OF Gypsy MOTH AND BROWN
TAIL MOTH. Notice Of Quarantine No. az
with regulations. effective on and after Jul,
1910 Gypsy and Brown-Tai Moth. Tn,
fact has been determined by the Secretary OF
Agriculture, and notice is hereby given, that
two INJURIOUS insects, the gypsy moth (Porthe-
tria dspar) and the brown-tai moth (Eu.
proctis chrysorrhoea), new 10 and not hereto.
fore widely distributed within and throughout
the United states, exist in parts of the follow
ing states, to wit: Maine. New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts. Rhode Island and
Connecticut Now. therefore, |. d. f. Hous-
ton, Secretary OF Agriculture. under the au.
thority conferred by section s of the plant
quarantine act approved August 20. 1912 (37
Stat. 3lbl, as amended by the act OF Congress
approved March 4, 1917 Public No 800 s4th
Congress- do hereby quarantine the towns and
territory hereinafter described as infested by
the brown-tail moth and the towns and terri
tory hereinafter described as infested by the
gypsy moth, and by this notice Of quarantine
No. ~ do order that a. coniferous trees. such
as spruce, fir. hemlock pine, juniper CEDAR
and arbor yite white CEDAR, known and de-
scribed as Christmas trees and parts there
OF, and decorative plants such holly and
laurel. known and described Christmas
greens or greenery; t2) forest-plant prod
ucts, including logs, tanbark, posts poles, rail-
road ties, cordwood. and lumber: go field
grown florists stock, trees, shrubs. vines. cut
tings, and other plants and plant products for
planting or propagation. excepting fruit pits,
seeds OF fruit, and ornamental trees and
shrubs. field, vegetable, and flower seeds, bed
ding plants, and other herbaceous plants and
roots and t4l stone or quarry products. shall
not be moved or allowed to move interstate in
| manner or method or under conditions other
than those prescribed in the rules and regula-
| tions hereinafter made and amendments there
| to. The following towns and all the territory
between said towns and the Atlantic Ocean are
quarantined for the brown-tail moth. namely
Houlton, Ludlow, New Limerick. Oakfeld
Dyer Brook; CRYSTAL, Patten, Staeyyille IL
ship, A West Schools, ~ (Seboes Lake.,
Brownville, Williamsburg. Barnard Bower
bank. Willimantic, Monson, Abbott, Parkman,
Wellington, Brighton, Bingham, Concord Lex
ington. Kingfeld. Salem, Phillips. Berlin No
6, Byron, Andover North Surplus, and Graf
ton. Maine; Cambridge. Dummer. Stark, and
Stratford, New Hampshire; Brunswick, Maid
stone. CRANKY. Victory. Burke Sutton. Shelf
field. Wheelock. Stannsrd. Walden. Cabot, |
Marshfield. Plainfeld. Barre. Williamstown.
Broekfsld, Braintree Bethel stockbridse, Bar
nard, Pomfret, Woodstock, Reading, Caven- |
dish, Chester Grafton, Townshend Newfane. |
Marlboro, and Halifax, Yermont Colerain. |
shelburne, Conway, Williamsburg, Northsmp-
and Agawam. Massachusetts, Suffield East
CRANKY, Simsbury, Bloomfield, Windsor. South I
Windsor, Vernon, Bolton. Hebron, Marlboro.
Chatham, Colchester Salem. Lyme. and Old
and all the territory between said towns and
the Atlantic Ocean, with the exception of the
town of Industry. Me. are quarantined for the
sipsy moth, namely fremont, Southwest
Harbor Mount Desert, Eden, Lsmoine city of
Ellsworth. orland, Bucksport, 0rrington,
Hampden. city of Bangor, Hermon, Levant.
Newburgh Dixmont. Plymouth, Palmyra,
Pittsfield, Clinton. Skowhegan. Cornville. Nor
ridgewock. Stark, Anson, New Vineyard,
Pennington, Wilton Dixfeld. Peru. Rumford,
Bethel, Mason, Stoneham. Lowell, and Frye
burg, Maine Chatham, Bartlett, Conway, Mad
ison, Tamworth, Sandwich, Waterville, Thorn
ton. Woodstock Warren, Lyme, and Hanover.
New Hampshire Hartford Vermont; Leba-
non. Enfield. Granthanl. Croydon, Ciaremont
Acworth. MARROW. Glsum. Surry.
Keene, Chesterfield. and Hinedae, New Hamp-
shire; Mortified. Warwick. Orange Athol
Brookheld Warren Brimheld. Monson and
Massachusetts Woodstock, East
ford, Ashford, Chaplin. Scotland. Canterbury,
Griswod. North Stonington. and Stonington, {
the above designated towns and territory quar-
antined for the Gypsy moth divided into
two areas. 70 be known as the lightly infested
area and the generally infested area. The q
towns comprise the lightly infested /
area Isle Au Haut, Swans Island. fremont, !
Southwest Hsrbor, Mount Desert, Eden. La r
BIuehill. Sedgwick. Brooklin. Deer Isle, ston- t
ugton. Brooksville Castine. Penobscot, Or a
and Verona, Bucksport, orrington. city Of
Bangor, Levant Herrnon. Hampden, New ?
on Springs, Seanport, Isleshoro, North Ha- Il
rem, Vinal Haven, Camden, LincolnviIle North &
,ort, city of Belfast, Waldo. swanvile, Brooks, Z
Monroe, Jackson. Dixmont, Plymouth, Palmy- s.
a. Detroit, Troy. Thorndke. Knox. Mont Z
lille. Morrill,. Belmont Searsmont Hope. APP i
,leton. Liberty, Washington. somerviIle, [
om. Albion. Winslow, Benton, Unity. Clinton, -
3urnhana. Pittsfeld, Cornville, Skowhegan.
Sorridgewock, Fairfield, Smithheld. Oakland, Il
Vaterville. Belgrade, Sidney, Mount Vernon. b
ireene. Turner. Leeds. Wayne, Fsyette. East Il
.ivermore. Livermore. Vienna, Rome. Mercer, b
tark, Anson, New Vineyard. Farmngton u
Few Sharon. Chesterville, Jay. Wilton, Dix Of
ED Canton. Hartford Peru. Rumford. NH b
on, Franklin, Woodstock, Sumner, Paris. =
luekheld, Hebron, Oxford, Otisfeld, Harrison, .
irthel, Mason stoneham. Lowell. Sweden. and
ryeburg, Maine; Chatham. Bartlett, Conway,
aton, Madison, Tamworth. Sandwich. Water
lille, Thornton, Woodstock. Ellsworth, Rum
rotor, Orange. Canaan, Hanover. Lebanon,
nheld, Grantham. Croydon, Newport, Clare
iont Chariestown, Unity. Goshen, Lempster,
cworth, Washington, MARROW. Stoddard.
5indsor, Gilsum. Sullivan. surry. Keene. Rox-
ury Chesterfield, Swanzey. Marlboro, Hins-
ale and Winchester. New Hampshire; Hart
'indsor Gilsum, Sullivan. surry. Keene. Rox-
'rd. Vermont Mortified Warwick. Orange.
thol. Petersham. Hardwick, New Braintree.
orth Brookfeid West Brookfeld Warren,
rookheld, Monson, Brimfsld, Sturbridse. and
Duthbrtdge. Massachusetts Woodstock, Ash
~. Eastford, Chaplin Hampton, Scotland, Can.
rbury. Griswold. Voluntown. North StoninRton,
I'D Stonington, Connecticut Westerly, Hop
nton, Richmond. Charlestown South Kings-
wn. Narragansett, and New shoreham, Rhode
land Other towns shall be clsssed the
morally infested area. REGULATIONS. Reg
alton !. Regulation of Movement Of Plants \
I'd Plant Products and Stone Quarry Prod I
rs under Quarantine Originating In the I
py Meth Territory. % Coniferous trees, I
oh spruce fir, hemlock. pine, juniper I
edsr), and arbor vtle white CEDAR. known !
I'd described Christmas trees" and parts
ereof, and decorative plants, such holly
ID laurel known and described Christ
as greens or greenery"; (2) forest plant
oducts, including logs, tanbark, posts, poles,
ilroad ties, cordwood. and lumber; (S) field I
own florists stock, trees shrubs, vines, cut
lgs and other plants and plant products for I
anting or propagation, excepting fruit pits
IDS of fruit and ornamental trees and shrubs.
ID vegetable. and flower seeds. bedding
1nts. and other herbsceous plants and roots (
d "a stone quarry products, shall not be Z
wed or allowed 10 move interstate TO any
Int outside the towns and territory quaran-
ed for the gypsy moth or from points in the
nerally infested 10 points in the lightly
ested area. unless and until such plants and
mt products and stone quarry products
We been inspected by the United States De
rtment of Agriculture and certified to be
e from the gypsy moth and the brown-tsil r
tn but such plants and plant products and