The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-27

five miles concrete construction about half of which is over new alignment; delays are likely until about Sept 15; other state routes are preferable for through trafic.
 Route 12--Jewett City to Green vile closed with traffic routed over first class parallel road through Newent.
 Route 101-Putnam west to Rhode Island line, grading for con- crete: conditions are poor, making 1t advisable for through traffic to use other state highways.
 Route 128-New Milford north to Woodville; construction nearing completion.
 U. s. 1-ogunquit to Wells, work nearing completion. Yarmouth to Freeport. work nearing completion. Woolwich to Wiscasset six miles grading and base work for paving at some later date; two-way traffic maintained under fair conditions.
 U. S. 2--Three miles concrete construction at Carmel; good tarred detour available. Gravel construction for four miles at Pennington and on short sections at Canaan and Norridgewock: traffic maintained.
 Route 25-Gorham to Vest brook, concrete construction; good detour available for through traf- fic.
 Route 116-PoIand to Casco, heavy grading for i've miles; con- ditions only fair; other routes are advised for through traf1c.
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 Route 3--Kingstofi north, con- struction for eight miles; through traffic has good optional routes posted over parallel roads.
 U. s. 6-North Swansea east toward Fall River, widening for six miles; traffic maintained under good conditions; best route for through trafYic from Providence to Cape Cod is via Taunton and Mid- dleboro.
 Route 12-Construction extend ing from junction with Route 2 west of Fitchburg for two miles north toward Ashburnham; detour
 U. s. 2o-From junction with Mass. 8 (West Becket) eaAt for six miles, construction in varying stages; through trafiic from AL
 bany or Troy to Worcester or Boston should use Mohawk Trail (Mass. 9 or tho Berkshire Trail (Mass. 10O through the Berk- shires. Construction between Marlboro and Northboro causes virtually no inconvenience.
 Route 2s-Reading north to- ward Andover, six miles widening and resurfacing; road open but through traffic Is advised to use other state routes whenever pos- sible.
 Route 110-Eight miles between Haverhill and Amesbury, widening road; travel conditions good. Route 140--Milford south. work nearing completion; conditions good.
 U. S. 2-Surfacing short sections at south Hero, Orange and west of Wells River; traffic maintained under fair. conditions. Eight miles grading between LunenbuSg and traffic maintained with conditions fair to poor; through traffic Lancaster to St Johnsbury may avoid this easily by taking slightly longer route via Littleton.
 U. s. 5-Newport to Coventry, five miles grading; trafiic main tained under fair to good condi- tions. Barton to Orleans, i've miles grading and concreting; traf- fic maintained with conditions poor to fair, through traffic may avoid this by using Route GA via Willoughby Lake,. , grading and surfacing with con crete. Traffic maintained for a dis tance of approximately miles over the work between Pittsford Village and Pittsford Mills. Post ed detour in use south from Pitts ford Mills to Rutland; conditions
 Route 9-Brattleboro west for five miles. grading; traffic main. tained. Three miles. grading at Woodford; traffic maintained.
 Route 14-Williamstown south. six miles grading. Through trafnc north and south may avoid this by using Route 12 or Route 110.
 Route 18--St Johnbury to Dan vile road closed with detour post ed over fair earth road via North DanviIle. Between Marshfeld and Plainfeld grading and base work has been completed; surfacing will be done later in season; conditions good.
 Route 103-Chester north for i've miles, grading; traffic main- tained under fair conditions.
 Route 106-Newport Center west to Canadian line; base work completed and macadam surfacing now under way; traffic is main tained under generally fair condi- tons. St Albans to Enorburg Falls, 16 miles grading and gravel surfacing: conditions good.
 NEW HAMPSHIRE
 U. S. 2-Work in Jefferson scheduled for completion by Labor
 U. s. 3-Franklin east through Triton, concreting; through trafhc advised to use optional routes north of main road. Plymouth. paving for two miles; traffic main- tained with conditions poor to fair.
 U. S. No. 3-4-Frankiin south for four miles. concreting; one- way traffic over short sections causing slight delays; completion expected by Labor day.
 Route 28--Londonderry to Der ry, four miles paving; good op. tional route posted southwest of main road. Derry to Salem Depot. three miles one-way trafic over concrete; 20 minute delay possible.
 Route 101--Peterboro west, three miles grading for concrete; detour available to south of main road.
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