The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-01


United States Department Of Agriculture,
Office Of the secretary, Federal Horticultural
Board. QUARANTINE ON ACCOUNT Of
Gypsy MOTH AND BRowNTAIL MOTH.
Notice of Quarantine No. SO, with Regulations.
Effective and after July /, 1879 Gypsy
Moth and Brown-TaiI Moth. The fact has been
determined by the secretary Of agriculture, and
notice is hereby given, that two injurious in
sects-the gypsy moth (Porthetria dspari and
the brown-tail moth (Euproctis chrysorrhoeal r.
new to and not heretofore widely distributed
within and throughout the United States, exist
in parts Of the following states. to wit: Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, and Connecticut. Now, there
fore. |. d. f. Houston, secretary Of agrieu-
ture. under the authority conferred by section
8 Of the plant quarantine act approved Aug.
20, 1912 tS7 Stat, 3l5). as amended by the act
OF Congress approved March 4, 1917 $50 Stat,
1884, 1850. do hereby quarantine the towns
and territory hereinafter described as infested
by the brown-tail moth, and the towns and
territory hereinafter described as infested by
the gypsy moth, and by this notice Of quaran-
tine No. 33 do order that % coniferous trees,
such as spruce, fir, hemlock, pine, juniper
| (cedarl and abor-vitae white cedar) known
and described as Christmas trees and parts
thereof, and decorative plants, such as holly
and laurel, known and described as Christ
mas greens or Rreenery'' f2) forest-plant
products, including logs, tanbark posts, poles,
| railroad ties, cordwood and lumber; 49, 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 bedding
plants, and other herbaeeous plants and roots +;
| and 90 stone or quarry products, shall not be
moved or allowed TO move interstate in man
ner or method or under conditions other than
those prescribed in the rules and regulations
hereinafter made and amendments thereto
The following towns and all the territory be-
| tween said towns and the Atlantic ocean are
ouarRntined for the brown-tail moth, namely !:
Houlton, Ludlow, New Limerick, Oakfeld,
Dyer Brook. Crystal, Patten. Staceyville, II
Township. A West Schools, Nv (Seboeis Lake.,
Brownviile williamsburg Barnard, Bower
bank, Willinantic. Monson Abbot, Parknan,
Wellington Brighton, Bingham, Concord. Lex
ington, Kingfeld, Salem, Phillips, Berlin vi,
Byron. Andover, North Surplus. and Grafton,
Maine; Cambridge, Dummer, Stark, Stratford,
Northumberland. Lancaster, Dalton, Littleton,
Monroe Bath, Haverhill, and Piermont, New
Hampshire; Fairlee, Thetford, Norwich, and
Hartford, Vermont; Plainfeld New Hamp-
shire Windsor, Vermont: Claremont and
Charlestown. New Hampshire; Rocking
ham, Vermont; Langdon, Alstead. Sur
rey. Westmorcland Chesterfield, and
Hinsdale. New Hampshire; Mortified, Gill
Greenfield, Shelburne, Conway williamsburg
| Northampton, Easthampton, South Hadley,
CRANKY, Ludlow. Wilbraham. and Hampden
Massachusetts, STAFFORD, wellington, Mans
| field Windham, Franklin, Bozrah, Norwich
Preston. Ledyard, and Groton, Connecticut
The following towns and all the territory
between said towns and the Atlantic ocean are
quarantined for the Gypsy moth, namely :
fremont, Southwest Harbor. Mount Desert
| Eden. Lamoine, city of Ellsworth. Dedham
Bucksport, Or1ngton. Hampden, city of Ban
gor, Hermon. Levsnt, Kenduskeag. Corinth
Exeter. Corrina, St Adams Harmony, Hart
land, Cornvile, Madison, Arson, New Vine
yard Pennington. Wilton, Dixfeld, Mexico
Rumford, Andover, Andoyer West Surplus,
Grafton. Riley. Giead. and Batchelders Grant,
Maine; Chatham, Jackson, Bartlett Albany
Waterville, Thornton, Woodstock. Benton Ha-
verhill, and Piermont. New Hampshire; Fair
| lee, Thetford Norwich, and Hartford Yer
mont; Plsinheld, New Hampshire; Windsor,
Vermont. Claremont and Charleatown, New
Hampshire; Rockingham, Vermont; Langdon,
Alstead, Surrey, Westmoreland. Chesterfield.
and Hinsdale, New Hampshire; Mortified,
Erving, Orange New Salem, Dana, Green
w1ch, Hardwick, Ware. Warren. Brimfeld,
Monson. Brunheld. and sturbridge. Massachu-
| setts Union. Ashford, Mansfield, Windham.
Franklin. Bozrah, Norwich. Preston, Ledyard.
and Groton. Connecticut For the purpose Of
Inspection, the above designated towns and
divided into two areas, to be known as the
lightly infested area and the generally infest-
ed area The following towns comprise the
lightly infested area; Isle Au Haul Swans Is
ert. Eden. Lsmoine, Trenton. city OF Els
worth, Surry. Rluehill, Brooklin, Sedgwick,
Deer Isle, Stoninston, North Haven, Vinsl
Haven, Islesboro, Castine Brooksville. Penob-
scot orland. Dedham. orrington, Bucksport.
Stockton Springs, SearSport, Prospect, Frank
fort, Wfnterport, Hampden, Hermon. city Of
Bangor, Kenduskeag, Corinth, Levant, Carmel,
Nswburgh, Monroe, Brooks, Swenvile, Waldo,
city Of Belfast Northport, Lineolnville, Cam
den, Hope. Appleton, Searsmont, Belmont
M0rfill M0nfNyilla 1harudfka Iarkaan
Dixmont Etns, Stetson. Exeter, CorTins. New
port, Plymouth, Troy, St. Adams, Palmyra.
Detroit, Burnham, Unity, Freedom, Liberty,
Washington SoneTville Palermo Albion Ben
ton, Clinton. Canaan, Pittsfeld, Hartland, Hsr-
rony, Cornville. Skowhegan, China, Windsor,
VRssaIboro, Winslow, Wgterville Madison, Nor
| ridgswock, Smithfeld Fairfield Oakland, Sid
ney, Anosn, Stark, Mercer, Rome, Belgrade,
Manchester. Winthrop, Readheld Mount YER
non, Vienna, New Sharon, Industry, New Vine
yard, Pennington. Chesterville. Fayette. Wayne.
| Monmouth. Wilton, Jay, Livermore East Liv-
! ermore. Leeds, Greene, Dixfeld Canton, Hart
| ford Turner, Mexico. Peru, Sumner, Buck
| field Hebron, Oxford, otisfeld, Harrison, Wa
| terford. Norway, Paris, Woodstock, Green
wood. Albany. Bethel, Milton, Franklin. Rum
| ford Andover, Andover West Surplus. Newry,
Grafton. Riley, Gilead Fryeburg Academy
Grant Mason, Stonehanl, Lowell. Sweden Frye
burg, Stowe and Batchelders Grant, Maine
Chatham, Jackson. Bartlett, Conway. Eaton,
Madison, Tamworth. Albany, Waterville Sand
witch, Thornton, Woodstock, Benton. HRyer-
/ hill Piermont Warren Ellsworth, Oxford
Wentworth. Rumney. Groton, Dorchester. Lyme
Hanover. Canaan. Orange Enfield. Lebanon,
| Plainfeld, Gantham. Croydon. Cornish, Clare
mont. Newport, Goshen, Unity, Charlestown,
Langdon, Acworth, Lempster Washington,
/ NARROW, Alstead, Gilsum, Sullivan, Stoddard,
1 Windsor Surry, Westmoreland, Keene, Rox-
bury, Marlboro, SwanEey, Chesterfield, Hins-
dale and winchester New Hampshire: Fair
| lee Thetford, Norwich, Hartford Windsor,
and Rockingham, Vermont; Mortified, War
wick Erving. Orange, Athol, New Salem. Pc
| torsham, Dana Greenwich, HRrdwick, New
| Brsintrec North Brookfeld. West Brookfed,
| Wars, Warren, Brookfeld Monsoon Brimfeld,
| Sturbndge and Southbridge Massachusetts, F;
| Union, Woodstock Eastford, Ashford. Mans
! field, Chaplin, Hampton, Canterbury, Scotland,
! Windhsm, Franklin, Sprague, Lisbon,
Griswold. Voluntown, Bozrah, Norwich,
| Preston, Ledyard. North Stonington,
stonington, and Groton, Connecticut Hopkin-
| ton, Westerly, Richmond. Charlestown, South
/ Kingstown, Narragansett and New Shoreham,
| Rhode Island Other towns shall be classed
| the generally infested ARIA.
| REGuLATT0NS--Reg 1. Regulation
Of Movement Of Plants and Plant Products and
Stone or Quarry Products. under Quarantine
Originating in the Gypsy Moth Territory. (l(