Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1913-12-19
1880 BUCKS
KILLED LEGALLY
COMMISSIONS TitcOmb Complies
Statistics of Recent Season

w. Titcomb, there appear to have
been killed in Vermont during the
recent open season on deer, 1 100 law
full bucks, 15S does and Al short-horn
bucks, making total of 1889 deer
killed during that period.
The number of counties is as fol-
lows:
Addison 12O, Bennington 1T, Gale
donia 70, Chittenden AZ, Essex 112,
Franklin 60, Grand Isle 0, Lamoile
120, Orange 1913, Orleans Sc, Rutland
1872, Washington 1856, Windham 269,
Windsor 264.
Does found dead or so injured as
to cause their being killed for hu-
manitarian reasons, were reported
as follows:
Addison Is, Bennington II, Gale
donia 10, Chittenden 3, Essex 2,
Franklin 6, Grand Isle 0, Lamoille 6,
Orange 10, Orleans 0, Rutland Is,
Washington 25, Windham 10, Wind
sor 30; total 1853.
The record of bucks with short
horns, found dead, or so wounded as
to necessiate killing to relieve suf-
fering, by counties,is is as follows:
Addison 0, Bennington 6,Caled onia
l, Chittenden 2, Essex 0, Franklin 4 :,
Grand Isle 0, Lamoile l, Orange 2,
Orleans l, Rutland 8, Washington 6,
Windham 10, Windsor 5; total al.
Lawful bucks killed by towns were as
follows:
Bloomfield Fred l.. Bartlett, Cheslie
Fuller, r,Garrer Lavare, Peter Lavare, ,Jaref
Bauville.
Brighton The list has bee II pre-
viousIy published
Brunswick H. Ford of Windsor.
&. G. Smith Of Brighton, j. L. Mills,
Carl Daley, Fred Stevens Of Bloomfield,
w. r. Bell of Lunenburg.
Canaan-S. L. Heath, Leroy French
Frank Marshall, Elmer Tillotson, r.
w, Leonard, Preston Chamberlin, Will
Dwinell of Lexington, WendaIl Cham
berlain, Aron johnson, Joe Elliott.
Concord-Augustus Grant, E. NJ
Miller, Harne Dunbar of West Danvile,
Harry Lilicrap, A. j. Currer, l.. d.
Stockwell, Albert Cox of Lyndon, Frank
Thornton.
East Haven Anon Amadou.
CRANKY Henry Wilkie of Lyndon.
vile, ii. S. and +. c. Lund of Victory,
Fred Bundy of st. Johnsbusy, Wilbur
and Celon Shores, Walter Lund L. FL.
Newton of Victory.
Guildhall-Walter L. Ball, w. P
Deeriug.
Leming gton-None.
Lewis-H. S. Leach of Eden, E. A
Lewis of Lowell, I'll. j. Ingalls, of Lowell.
Lunenburg-Gilbert Covey, Walter
Colby.
Maidstone-A, S. Whitney of Barnet,
G. A. Elliott of Barnet , Hugh johnson
of Stratford, Frank Maron of Bruins.
wick, Earl Brown of Strattord, N. H.,
b. w. Hooker of Barre, A. P. Abbott of
Barre, F. W. Jackson of Barre, G. e.
Bond OF Barre.
Norton-E. &. Bickford of Wes
Glover, Fred Daniels, Thos. Oldfeld, j.
G. Holmes, Fritz Welch, Willie Bresette
Jr., Geo. Gapen of Canaan, Leland
Hudson of Canaan, A. D. Phillips of
Glover, Alden Phillips, Glover, James
Peterson, Ira Daniels, Jr,, Wm. Swan
son, Ira Daniels, Sr., Archie Petier,
Tommy Dormau of Canaan, A. c. Gal
lup of Charleston, Adolphus Page, c. A.
Swanson.
Victory-Mrs. Bert Gallup, WIN
Shores of CRANKY, Ed. Wilkie of ST.
Johusbury, II. A. Walter of Burke.
Victory Roy Smith OF Brunswick,
Dwight Wells of CRANKY, John Walker
Of Lyndon, Myrou Parks Of East Con-
cord, A. Il. P'att aud +. L Bale, ot
Lyndon.
Wenlock--E II. Lee of lrasburg. f.
II. Pierce Of Orleans, Ray Bailey of
Brighton, Tom Buzzo Of Orleans, john
Murtough of Lunenburg, Harry Pow
ers, Lawrence Powers, aud Frank Hem
mingway of Lowell.
Ferdinand--Preston Moultroup of
! East Haven, b. Burbank of Lunenburg.