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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-12-03
CENTRE LrNcoLNvILLE.


The schools In town began Nov. 23d....
David Cross and wife have gone to Boston
to spend the winter with their daughter,
Mrs. William Dickey. .Amasa Heal and
wife visited relatives in town last week -.
E. T. Churchill and wife spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Camden with their daughter, Mrs.
John Daily. :. Frank H. Hall of Belfast
visited MIR. and Mrs. William hickey few
days last week :. John Dean and Burton
Gray went to Morrill, and Belfast last Fri
day on business. Jennie Miller is quite
i'll at the present writing. George Hentz
has gone to Boston to spend the winter....
Richard Lermond has gone to Rockland,
where he has employment for the winter.
go. Bert Knight is at Austin Mariners for
short time. Miss Lena Mckinney visit
ed in Belmont last Sunday.
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DIED.

AMEs. In Deer Isle, November 10, Thomas
Ames Of Brooksville, aged 50 years:
CARTER. In West Ellsworth, November 20,
Mary o., daughter of Mr.. and MRS. Alden v.
Carter, aged II years and 10 days.
CARTER. In Bangor, November %, Amasa A.
Carter, aged 65 years.
CA RLToN. In Winterport. November 2, Mrs.
Asan ath A., wife of j. C. l.. Carlton, aged Is
.CLoUGH. In Ellsworth Falls. November %,
Charles j. Clough, aged 81 years, months and q
days.
CALDERwooD. In Eureka California, Novem-
Der Is, Mark Calderwood, beloved husband of
Elmira CalderwOod and stepfather of us. Ed,
Roscoe, ia native of Maine, aged IS years, 9
months and IL days.
EASTMAN. In 'Rockland,. November %, Abbie
Eastman, aged IL months and days.
GOULD. In East Dixmont, November rs, Mrs.
Mary j. Could
HALL. In Rockland, November %, Marcia A.
DyeD. widow Of Eli P. Hall, aged rs years and
months
RAWsoN. In Boston, November 26, Mary j..
daughter of the late James F. Rawson and 5. ID.
j. Rawson.
TILLsoN. In Brooklyn, N Y, Mrs. Davis Till
son of Rockland, aged about 60 years.
WARREN. In Portland, at Maine Gen raj Hos
pital, November "a, Rebecca s., widow of William
warren of South Deer Isle, aged 81 years,
months and 90 days.
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NORTH sEARsPoKT ITEMS.

DoDGE's CORNER Persis Howard of
Glenburn is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Chester Trundy.. Frank Black has been
hauling hay for c. o. Fernald. Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Marden, Mrs. Eta NJ
Chaplin and Jerry Sweetser spent Thanks
giving day with MI. and Mrs. G. E. Chaplin.
49, VIM. Merithew and family and L. H.
Matthews dned with Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Matthews Thanksgiving. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
o. Fernald entertained their uncle, K. T.
Dodge the same day.
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CooMBs. In Franklin, November IA, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Coombs a son.
CARTER. In BROOKLYN. November IT, to MI and
Mrs, Percy Carter, son. Frank Herbert
SEGER. In North Brooksviile, November !, to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seger, a daughter.
SMALL. In Camden, November IL, to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Small, Jr son.
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Any lady may accept Dixie Kisses from
her gentlemen admir- ers and yet truly say
she's never been kissed. Dixie Kisses are
sold by A. A. Howes & Co.
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Be it matrOn or miss,
Who knows not the bliss
OF a really, truly Dixie Kiss?
For sale only by A. A. HOwes & Co.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All Druggists refund the money if it fats.
to cure. f. W. Groves Signature on each
box. Price % cents.
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STAMPS!

lamps first invented by the Dutch
of raising England by William
~ Act of Genvie 1865 the direct
THE BLUE TRADING STAMPS of the YC ST LOT is
TRADING ASSOCIATION have
reaching happiness
allows the merchant sell his goods cheaper THE
the prudent housewife opportunity
outlay
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THORNDIKE.

THORNDIKE.
There were several family gatherings in
town Thanksgiving Day, but perhaps the
most notable one was at the Mineral Spring
Farm with Ross c. Higgins and his mother,
where twenty three sat down to a bOuntiful
dinner prepared by the ladies. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Moses and their son, Edward Moses, of
Gorham, Maine. Mrs. Moses was formerly
Miss Alkaline D. P. Higgins of this town.
AS this was also their SD wedding ami
versary, it seemed specially nice for them
to observe the day in her native town. In
the afternoon other relatives came in which
increased the number to %. All but six of
the party were descendants of Rev. Joseph
and Isaac Higgins, who were among the
first settlers of this town. Interesting re-
marks were made by Joseph Higgins and
NJ. II. Moses in relation to the old time
Thanksgiving, when the ox-sled was the
vehicle used to take the whole family or
families to Thanksgiving dinner at fathers
or grandfather's; when pies and buildings
were baked in the brick oven, turkeys
roasted before the open fire, etc., etc. They
carried us back to the good old trusty days,
when the door was never locked, and we
judged our neighbours word by what he
said. Remarks were made by Mrs. Moses,
Mrs. Charles Smith, Edward Moses and
Ross c. Higgins. Four generations were
represented. Many thanks were rendered
Ross and his mother for their kindness
and hospitality, which made this day a
bright spot in our lives and Thanksgiving
long to be remembered :. Mrs. Hattie
Foster of Rockport is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Higgins. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Moses and Edward Moses, with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Higgins and Mr.. and
Mrs. V. N. Higgins, were guests of Mrs.
evening. Charles Smith returned to Booth
bay, Saturday. Rev. II. Small and wife
of Brooks were guests Sunday noon of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Higgins. Miss Alfredo
Ward, who has been attending the M. C. I.
in Pittsfield, is passing the vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Ward.
Dick Farwell and wife are about moving
into their new home. Mrs. Mary Ware is
stopping for while with her daughter,
Mrs. O. J. Farwell.. u Leon Parsons and
Miss Ina Winters were married last week.
Their friends wish them a long and happy
life.. About bedtime, Friday night, a
noisy flock of wild geese was heard going
south.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

Nov. 26. Sch. Horace A. Stone (new)
Trask, Brewer.
Nov. %. Schs. John Proctor, Haskeli'
Bangor for New York; Windward, Scott,
Deer Isle; Livelihood, Greenlaw, do.
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APPLETON.

APPLETON.
S. j. Gushee is making an addition to the
stable on the place he recently bought of
the Arnold heirs. ". o. Keller has bought
of Mrs Adelaide Cakes the farm known as
the II eald farm. =. Mrs. Thomas BannOn of
Waltham, Mass, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs John Black of Belfast were recently
the guests of L. f. SprOwl and wife,.
Louis and Addison McCorriSOn, Clarence
Simmons and Ben. Keller are camping out
in SomervIle. Frank Carkin is making
quite extensive and much needed repairs on
his house, including new chimney, shinglng
the roof, new finish where needed, etc. 900.
Misses Annie Stevens and Iva Wentworth
are at home from Pennington, where they
have been attending school. =. Tobias Wads-
worth has gone to Dorchester, Mass, where
he has job at house painting. g. ii. Page
was recently in Bluehill, where he was call
ed by the death of his brother-n-law, Rev.
Edward r. Osgood. -. Miss Agnes Taylor is
teaching school in the Stafford district, Hope.
..Joseph Schemerhorn, who has been at
work on one of the electric lines in Boston,
is here for few days.. Miss Mabel W ads
worth has gone to Massachusetts,, where she
will have employment. The Newbert boys,
Charles, viii and Albert, have shot five
deer. Frank Kenney, John Taylor and
Ernest Head, who have been camping out
in Alma two weeks, have returned home.
They did not get shot at deer while alb
sent, but said they chad a good time. "......
Willard Sherman's new saw mill, which he
built as an addition to his stave and single
mill on the "Allen" stream, is boarded in
and ready for shingling. Isaac Bartlett is
setting up the machinery, which was manu-
featured in Belfast.
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MONTVILLE.

MONTVILLE.
Mrs. A. S. Daniels has just closed her
fourth successive term of school in the
Kingdom district A goodly number of the
parents and friends of the pupils were in
attendance the last afternoon and expressed
their satisfaction with the prompt answers
given in examination of the studies pur-
sued by the younger as well as the older
pupils, and their pleasure in the entertain
ment given. Mrs. Daniels is a teacher of
long experience, this being her sixteth
term. Following are the names of the pu-
pills not absent one half day: Hattie Davis,
Leola Choate, Marian Atkinson, Mabelle
Lawry, Laura Choate, Perley Turner.
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LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
This town, in common with other places,
likes to claim all the people of notoriety,
and so much has been said about one
Ephraim Clarke, recently discharged from
States Prison by reason of pardon
granted by the President, and where he
had been incarcerated for the crime of
mutiny on the high seas, it may be noted
that his mother was native of this town.
Her maiden name was Cunningham and
she was respectfully connected. She was
woman very much married. Her first
husband was named Clark. At the time
her son was on trial for the murder of the
mate of the schooner Jefferson Borden she
was living in this town with her 9TH hus
band, one Timothy Weymouth. All who
knew Clarke say that he was a very good
young man, but easily persuaded by others.
There is no doubt but that the crew of the
Borden were rough set. There is also no
doubt but that: they were goaded on to
desperation by the i'll usage of the captain
and mate, who were ten times more british
than they. There are several people in this
town who knew Clarke from boy, and all
say that he was good young man. l.. F.
Hurd and wife of Taunton, Mass, are visit
ing friends in town.
sWANvILLE CENTRE.
George and Walter Beals and Mr.. Thay-
er did a very kind deed when they finished
putting in the wood and banked the house,
etc., for Mr.. Beals, who has been very sick
for about eight weeks. Gilbert Morrill,,
wife and son of Brooks took their Thanks
giving dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nor
rill.. Raymond Marden finished work on
Mt. Waldo last Saturday night and is now
at home.. Our High school closes next
Friday. Leroy McKeene of Woburn,
Mass, is visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morrill,. All of our young
folks attended the ball at Marden's hall
Thanksgiving night and report good time.
-. Eli West and wife of Monroe and Fred
Nickerson and wife of Prospect spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Beals....
Ed. Patterson bought the Davis house just
over the line in Monroe and has moved in.
...Joshua Littlefeld, Jr., has bought a
hundred cords of wood of Joe Littlefeld OF
Waldo, which he intends to cut and haul.
. James Robertson of Frankfort was the
guest Sunday of his brother. E. A. Robert
son.. . Herman Batchelder is repairing his
house. -. Coombs has two men at work get
ting out spool wood and lumber. .Horatio
Mari and wife and Charles Mari and fam
lily took their THANKSGIVING dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Curtis. Joshua
Littlefeld and wife of Waldo Station called
Sunday on his son, Ephriam Littlefield..
E. A. Robertson is to get out 200 cords of
W God for the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co., if he
can get men to cut.
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MORRILL,.
Miss Olive Blood is teaching her eighth
consecutive term of school at Belmont Cor
ner. -. Mr.. Irving Sheldon has been spend
ing a fOrtnight's vacation at home from
Boston, where he is employed. Laforest
White, who is employed in Islesboro, spent
Thanksgiving and few days at hOme....
Miss Nellie D. Thompson took the train at
Belfast Monday for Hallowell, where she
will visit friends. Misses Minnie and
Maggie Wood are at home, the former from
Thomaston, the latter from Augusta, where
they have been employed. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Davis spent Thanksgiving with
her sister, Mrs. Staples, in Waldo ...There
will be box sociable at the hall this,
Thursday, evening, for the benefit of the
vestry.
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STANDPOINT.


Mr. and Mrs. Brainard Showers have NOV
ed here from Massachusetts and will occupy
the VIM. French place, so-called. MIR. and
Mrs. Nathaniel French and Mrs. Frances
French left last week for Massachusetts
for the winter. Miss Estelle Perry Of
Penobscot is the guest of Miss Inez Max
field for few days. Edward Grant and
Joseph York from sch. S. P. Blackburn
came from Bangor last week for short
visit -. Miss Lucia Shute of Bangor was
the guest of her parents Thanksgiving.
II. II. NORM arrived home from Boston by
Sundays boat. Fred Shute is in Sears
port for few days. He is having a vaca-
ton from F. S. Harriman's store and Ii. F..
Partridge is assisting Mr.. Hartman.
Miss Veretta Crockett from Rockland is at
F. A. Maxfeld's for a while. L. K. Per-
kins and Ralph Curtis are at home from
tug Delta. Therewas no preaching at the
church last Sunday, as no minister came
from Bangor. One is expected Sunday,
Dec 9th.
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PROSPECT FERRY.
Mr. and Mrs. George Grueby of Boston
spent Thanksgiving at their summer home
here, returning to Boston last Monday.
Miss Lulu Avery came home from VIM
throp to spend Thanksgiving with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Avery. Miss
Ada Mcfarland of Lamoine visited at G. B.
Browns last week. ALFRED Frye spent
Thanksgiving at his home. Mrs. Mary
Smith is at home from Belfast. Ezra De-
lano of Searsport visited relatives here last
week. School begun in this district last
Monday, Miss Edith Rogers of Frankfort,
teacher The school at Mt. Heagan also be-
gan Monday, Miss Durham of Carmel,
teacher.
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MONROE.

MONROE.
The entertainment given at the Town
Hall, Wednesday evening, Nov. 25th, by
the pupils of the High and primary schools.
under Mr. and Mrs. Guy Twombly. teach
ers, was very fine. The hall was we'll
filled and the audience listened attentively
to dialogues, recitations, etc. A pleasing
feature of the entertainment was the drill.
The children were dressed in red, white
and blue and carried flags. The cake walk
also merits commentator. The proceeds
will be used in buying encyclopedias for the
school. =. Mrs. Roberts of Pittsfeld visited
Miss S. A. Mansur last week and was
present at the W. Z. I. U. meeting, and
made some Interesting remarks. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. F. Chase, Fri
day, Dec. 4th.. Capt. and Mrs. Tolford
Durham are in Gardiner, spending week
with their daughter, Mrs. Dollotf. Mrs.
F. L. Palmer recently opened jar of
strawberry preserves 90 years old. Your
correspondent, having had sample, can
testify that the flavor was fine. Frank
Bowden was at home Thanksgiving week
from Camden, where he is Employed.
Miss Linda Chase will begin the winter
term of school in North Monroe Dec. 9th.
She taught the fall term.
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County Correspondence.
sMITHTON (Freedom.)

School began here Nov. 30th. Perley
Thurston, teacher. Harold BragdOn has ar
rived home from Taunton, Mass. and will
attend Freedom Academy this winter. =.
Leona Russell, who has been sick, is much
better. :. Frank Thurston and brother Fred
spent Thanksgiving with their mother. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Murphy of Gardiner are
visiting friends in this vicinity. Mr.. Murphy
is working for the Lewiston Optical Co. of
Gardiner.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-01
The New Band Doing Well.

The new band looked very swell
Saturday in their new uniforms, the
coats and caps of blue and pants of
duck, made a very pretty contrast for
the boys. Although there are several
new aud young musicians in the or
ganization, and with but a very
short time for practice since they or
ganized, the citizens were well pleased
with the music they furnished on Sat
urday, their first appearance in pub
lie. The boys are all praoticing dill
gently, in the course of a few weeks
we will have the pleasure of hearing
the boys in weekly out door concerts
The bows has an able instructor and
leader ir B. f. Walters. Now is the
time TO build that much needed and
talked of band stand. Give the band
BOYS Encouragement and assistance,
and our town will have a good per-
manant band.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-01
TOWN BOARD
PROCEEDING S-

Eagle River, Wis, May %. 1908
Board met at call of clerk all members present Minutes of
previous meeting approved Upon motion the following
bills were allowed clerk and chairman were authorized
Amos Radcliffe 2 DAVIS labor on town hall SO 90
George St. Louis labor per contract ITO %
Radcliffe Bros. labor n highway IL 90
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-01

Upon motion board adjourned to call of clerk.
6 Mcintyre Town Clerk
Eagle River, May %, 1903
at call of clerk all members present Minutes
previous meeting approved Upon motion at regular
meeting the board the following ordinance
No. was adopted and passed.
RESOLUTION NO. l.
regular meeting Town Board of the Town of Eagle
River, the following ordinance passed:
The Board of Supervisors of the of Eagle Rverdo oran
as follows:
Section From and after the time the passage and publ
any cattle calves horses mules sheep other animals
large be large of the Streets alleys orhghways
of the village of Eagle River.
Section Any person finding any such animals running
large any the alleys highways of said village
authorized drive said animals the vii
pound and receive the poundmaster the of fifty
for such services tor each animal.
Section g. 1t shall be the duty the poundmaster to receive
all animals driven said pound which shall have been found
ming large of the alleys highways of said vii
the OF fifty cents for each animal 1t hereby made the FUR
th duty the suitable sustanance
the animals the pound Said poundmaster shall receive
dollar for each animal thus placed the pound besides the actual
keeping and maintaining said animal while the pound
and shall deliver said animals the ghu owner when said
shall call at the pound animals and pay the
legal charges herein provided.
Section The of the animal placed in the
village pound authorized said upon
the legal charges the poundmaer herein provided
Section ANY animal remaining said pound for period
hours shall be duly advertised by said poundas
sold highest bidder according law Out of the
of said sale said shall retain the ega
charges for the driving susananc care and sale OF SAID animals
and the balance shall be said poundnaser to the
of said animals.
Section g. 1t is hereby made the special duty of the Chief o
Police Sheriff. Under Sheriff constabes said
that the provisions this ordinance strictly enforced
This ordinance shall take effect and be i'll force from and ae
it's passage and publication.
Dated this Goth day of May 1908.
Mart Hrzel Chairman,
Amos Radcliffe, Supervisor,
w. H. Bonner, Supervisor
Upon motion of the board supervisors of the town of Eagl
River that John Besenham be appointed pound master for tn
ensuing carried Upon motion the following bills al
lowed and clerk and chairman authorized to draw orders for
ment of same
II B Rogers days on Mage case 10 miles S4 81
w A Bradford davs - 4 42
Geo St Louis az 4 81
Geo Thompson2 L:
lin White labor on highway IL 81
Hugh Manuel labor on highway 90
Chris Price labor on highway 81
Aug Mhawk labor on highway ~
Upon motion board adjourned to call of clerk.
F 6 Mcintyre Town Clerk
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-01
SUMMONS.
In CIRCUIT COURT, Villas COUNTY
Eagle River Brick Company.
Ga cOrpOration) PlaAntn'

Eagle River Brick Company.
Ga cOrpOration) Plaantm,
Clarence B. Shainer,
Defan6snt.
The State OF " Wisconsin: To tAe said de
PENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned 20 1pEear Wiz
in twenty days after service OF thfASumEcEf
exclusive Of the day of service, ana dsfene the
above entitled action in the cO6rt aforeGAG
and in case of your failure 80 to 40, lwcgEeAt
will be rendered against you according 70 thC
demand of the complaint: of wnieh q copy IL
herewith served upon YOU
CoLMAN COLMAH,
Plaintiffs Atscrn0ys.
p. o. Address, Eagle River, Was Co., Wis.
To said Defendant:
TAKE NOTICE: That the B1mm0ns a1a
complaint in this action has been MED ana Is
now on file in the ONCE of the Clark OF ths
Circuit Court of the County OF Was. Whcon-
sin. at his ONCE in the Court House In Eagle
River in said county
CoLMAN & C0LMAK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Official Town and County Paper.
dIrst notice May 4-last July o.
Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
unIted states ~ Ofice.


Notice = hereby gwen that IN compliance
Efth the provisions OF the act Of Congress 81
June q ISIS entitled IAN act Tor the sale OF
timber laudsfu the States OF California, ore
xon Nevada. and Washington Territory, a.
extended 10 % the Public Land States by act
% August l. iss2. Paul II. Sanoorn, OF Tag
le River county OF Villas. State OF WiScon-
IN. has this day fled In this ONCE his
sworn statement No. 90. for the purchase OF
khe NEL OF the NWk OF Sec. No. ~ IN Iown.
ship 40. Al ~. Range No. last. ana VIII
omer proof 10 show that the land sought l.
more valuable for It's timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes. and 10 establish MS
claim 10 said land before the Register and Re-
cetver OF this once az MauSau, Wis, on
tuesday the TN day OF July. 1903.
He names IS witnesses: Charles slattery'
Alex Higgins. -. c. Tenetson. OF Eagle River.
ana c. ~ Sanborn. OF Ashland, Wis
Anw And al persons claiming adversely the
nboye-described lands are requested 10 nle
day OF July, 1903.
JOIN w. MILLER. Register.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-01
Chapel Mission Opening.

The services heretofore held in the
Lyceum Opera House will be contin-
ued throughout the winter in our new
mission room on Wall street, next
door to the Photograph gallery.
Sabbath School Saturday p p. m.
Preaching ...3 p. m.
Evening Services Sunday 7:45 p. m
The public is cordially invited.
REV. l.. +. SUFFICoOL, Director.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-01

TO COLORADO, UTAH AND BLACK ELL
Via the Northwestern line. Begin
ming June 1st excursion tickets vii
be sold To Denver, Colorado Springs
Pueblo, Salt Lake City, Hot Springs
DeadwoOd, Lead and Custer, s. ID.
etc, good TO return until October 81
A splendid opportunity is offered 70
an enjoyable trip. Several fine trAinI
via the Northwestern line daily. APP
ply to agents Chicago L. North-WeGt
ern R'y.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-01

The regular meeting night of tine
local NJ. w. A. Lodge, will be changed
from Friday to Saturday night be-
ginning with the first Saturday in
June, the 9th, 1908. by order of
II. j. KUEHNE, Consul,
n. NJ. EMMoNs, Clerk.