Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-04
VERMONT HIGHWAY
SURVEYS TO BE MADE
Several of Then i'm Caledonia.
Orleans and Essex
Counties

Counties
The Vermont state highway board
has authorized the following road
surveys:
GA portion of the main road in the
town of Colchester, Chittenden coun-
ty, known as Munson flats, beginning
at point about one mile northwest
of the intersection of highways near
erly a distance of approximately one
mile to the intersection of a road
leading to the north.
"a bridge in Hyde Park. Lamoille
county, on the main road leading east
and west, said bridge being two-tenths
of a mile east of the road leading to
Centerville and fve-tenths of mile
west of Hyde Park-M town
line.
GA road in the town of Pownal,
Bennington county, beginning at the
Massachusetts, state line and extend
ing north a distance of about two
miles to intersection of highways at
Pownal village.
GA road in the town of Sutton.
Caledonia county, beginning at a
point about nine-tenths of mile
south of the Barton-Sutton town line
and extending southerly to point
abou two and one-tenth miles south
of said line to a point about 100 feet
southerly of the grade crossing, sur
vey to be made on a new location for
a distance of approximately one and
one-fourth miles involving elimina-
ton of one grade crossing.
ga road in the towns of Walden
and Hardwick, Caledonia county, be-
ginning at Walden station and ex-
tending westerly about five miles to
the intersection of road leading to
East Hardwick.
GA road in the town of Waterford
Caledonia county. on what is known
as Hurlburt hill, beginning one-tenth
of mile west of sign post to Pas
sumpsic at top of the hill, said point
being four and fve-tenths miles from
the st. Johnsbury- Waterford town
line and extending easterly approx
mately 1.25 miles to a point one
tenth of a mile east of intersection
of road leading to farms and Concord
Corner.
"a road in the town of Coventry,
Orleans county, beginning at the Gov
entry-Newport town line and extend
ing southerly distance of approx
mately five miles to F. A. P. No. 9.
"a bridge in the town of Bloom
field, Essex county, eight-tenths of a
mile east of the observation-disclosures
wick town line and over the Nulhegan
river.
GA road in the town of Brighton,
Essex county. beginning at the east
erly end of 1921 cinder resurfacing
said point being 3.9 miles west of
Brighton-F Ferdinand town line and ex-
tending easterly about three and one
tenth miles to the gravel road just
west of East Brighton station
"a road in the town of Charles
ton. Orleans county, beginning at the
church in East Charleston and ex-
tending westerly a distance of 81
miles to a cement bridge.
ga road in the town of Milton,
Chittenden county, known as White
more road.
ga road in the town of 'Wolcott,
Lamoille county, beginning at the
Hardwick- Wolcott town line and ex-
tending westerly about two miles to
a schoolhouse
ga road in the town of Randolph.
Orange county, on the Randolph
Mortified gulf road beginning at a
point three-fourths of a mile south
of the Braintree- Randolph town line
and extending southerly to Randolph
village line, a distance of two and
nine enths miles.
"a road in the towns of Fairlee and
Thetford. Orange county, beginning
just north of railroad crossing at Ely
station and extending southerlv one
mile to railroad crossing, involving
elimination of two grade crossings.
GA road in the towns of Covendish
and Chester, Windsor county, known
as Proctorsville gulf road, beginning
at Proctorsville's south line and ex-
tending southerly to improved road
north of Gassett's. involving one
grade crossing elimination.
GA road in the town of North Hero,
Grand Isle county, beginning at North
Hero village and extending norther-
ly distance of about one and one
half miles.
"a road in the towns of Water
bury. Washington county, and Boil
ton. Chittenden county. beginning at
a point about one and three-tenths
miles east of the interchangeable
town line and ending about two
tenths of a mile west of said town
line.
"a road in the town of Johnson,
Lamoille county, beginning at the
Hyde Park-Johnson town line and
extending westerly approximately
two and one-half miles, three-tenths
of which is within the village limits
of Johnson"