Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-28
BUCKS. DOES AND ONE Scar
Fifteen Antiered Deer, 20 Females
and q 6ruin Reported.

Fifteen AntIereo Deer, 20 Females
and q 6ruln Reported.
Town Clerk E. A. Hatch has issued s3C
hunters licenses, three of them to loca
Dianas OF the chase-Mrs. II. @. Beck
man, Mrs. L. s. Jones and Mrs. Beatrice
Sanborn. The supply OF license blanks
was exhausted Saturday by the rush
and Monday the application blanks gave
out so that Mr.. Hatch and his assistant,
Miss Alice Hatch, had TO make out 3s ap-
plication forms entirely by hand to salts
fy the demand. Three nonresident H.
censes have been issued TO w. r. Clark OF
New Haven, Conn, Charles Gehlhaus OF
New York and Harvey Wesco OF Brook
lyn, N. Y. Sixty-three of the $50 Ii
censes were taken by hunters OF adjoin-
ing towns.
SO blood-thirsty and venison-hungry
has everyone suddenly become that there
is barely standing room left In the woods,
and blue haze has settled over the land
scape supposed to be the smoke Of gum
powder burned in the fray. Calvin
Brewster briefly sums up the situation by
declaring that be would have been more
willing to stand IN the middle OF the
Gettysburg battlefield at the height of the
conflict than he would TO venture into his
back pasture this week.
b. A. Durkee started out at Q o'clock
Monday morning and at q quarter to ten
shot a doe OF 200 pounds in j. H. Lam
sons pasture back OF @. w. Panton's res
idence and almost in sight of the village.
Carl Archer, f. j. Williams and
Christie Williams, a 16-year-o girl, each
shot a doe Monday ON the Theodore Will
liams place in Braintree. The deer
weighed lao, 200 and 200 pounds, respec
lively.
James II. Judd brought down 9 beauty
Monday afternoon back OF his farm in
Braintree. 1t was a 800 pound buck,
which he sold to Landlord G. w. Hay
ward of the Randolph Inn. His nephew,
Ernest Dearing, killed a buck OF 100
pounds near the same place Tuesday
morning.
Willis @. Howard and his son, Charles, |
each killed yearling doe on their farm |
Monday. Mrs. Howard sailed forth /
Tuesday and, by laying low q yearling 1
buck in the woods nearby, proved that
woman's tongue is not the only weapon 4
with which she can sometimes hit the |
mark. The larder Of the Howard family I
is we'll replenished. Fred Howard was
also out Tuesday ard had good shot at
yearling buck, but ID. j. LRbonta had
likewise fred at the animal and claimed
I he prize.
Elmer @. Bartlett OF White River juno
tion, fireman on the Central Vermont {
railroad, was one Of the early successful
ones, securing on +. b. Thomas farm a
doe, which dressed 212 pounds.
Joseph Spooner, who lives on the Finn
place in Braintree, had the luck to get a
l00-pound buck Monday morning.
John Green found his prize on Brain
tree Hill--a doe Of 250 pounds.
Sam Loveland came across q wounded
deer, which be killed and turned over to
the state.
In Bethel Gilead, Roy Torrey shot
200-pound doe Monday, and Jack Race
one that weighe about $50 pounds.
Sherman Spooner, hunting at the Eu-
gene Green place on the Rochester road,
had the luck to kill doe, whose estimat- I
ed weight was 800 pounds.
Alansford Judd shot a 125-pound buck !
Tuesday up Thayer brook. q
John Manchester and Fred w. Curtis, 2
hunting at Bass Mills, aimed at the same /
buck and when he fell could not tell !
v hose trophy he really was, but he a
weighed 800 pounds. I
Clarence s. Booth, John Storrs Of a
Ware, Mass, NJ. W. Campbell and Gerald I
Stevens are hunting at the Peavy place in 8
and brought two fine bucks B
nto camp. e
+. II. Ketchum, Herman Jones and B
Jharles c. Clifford have been camping on q
Ones mountain in Granville and were
oined yesterday by Willard Gay and F. r,
). Wood. Mr.. Gay, who passed his S7th =,
birthday anniversary Monday, Is prob .,
bly, the oldest deer stalker out. le
A doe of 100 pounds fell a victim to n
red Hutchinson's rife on Braintree Hill. n,
Mrs. Carl Bass, armed with q shot gun, a,
rought down a doe OF 175 pounds which
be sighted near the Judd farm. N,
Laurel B. Spoonef killed q buck, weigh d.
lg 175 pounds, in Bethel Gilead yester- II
ay. fe
While hunting a mile and a half back &,
the Braintree station Wednesday George a,
ogers OF Braiutree came aeross q black nj
ear engaged in digging for beechnuts.
ne bullet in the head dropped Bruin and so
. was carried home in triumph. The G..
sar dressed 175 pounds.
Guy P. and Miss Gail Lamson went
uniting in Braintrec after last night
I'd Mr.. Lamson shot doe OF 100 pounds
fore Z this morning. cn
Walter Archer OF Braintree is bagging de
ons right along, and Paul johnson add ie'
to the variety of the game reports last de
Int by shooting a skunk, which had :
en- meddling with his poultry yard.
Other successful hunters ia this section
e last three days are
lssell BurridRe, doe
NJ. Rich Of Northfeld, 4" $50 lbs.
ark Abbott OF Orwell, buck, 225 /"
Iarles Luce, " 275
len Eddy, f" 800 "
maid Salter, doe, 1875 "
alter Freeman Of Brookheld. 4" 200 i"
H. Rogers, " 200 4"
irbert Snow, buck, $50 +"
lrenee Seymour, rs
riley Rabtoy, doe, $50 "
Stole Big Money from . Town.
The town Ct Framingham, Mass, is the
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