Whitney v. Watson

Public Laws, c. 163, s. 8, subjects to a penalty “whoever goes about in carriages or makes a business of selling milk, skim milk or cream in any city or town,” without a license obtained under the provisions of sec. 4 thereof which reads: “The boards of health of cities and the selectmen of towns may grant to any person who applies therefor and pays the sum of two dollars a license to sell milk, skim milk and cream within their city or town, until June first next following, and may renew such license annually in the month of May upon application and the payment of a like fee; provided, that…