C Hews Cetter.
Twenty-five Cents a Year.
April St May
1910.
VU. XI. No m
A Walk A«t>ri»r» Wood Isi.and.
One Saturday afternoon with Mr.
I' mer, Mr. Minis ami Vike Chab
i ni-v wl- took a walk around the
isi..nd. We started a little after one
o’tloik Nearly , the entire way we
w Iked on the b^ach, but occasional
whe.e tlie water came to the hot
u of the cliffs *it was necessary to
go upon the highland, there the snow
was deep, some places four or fiee
feet At Salt Lake, an a: m of the sea,
o. ’ ,y at high tide, and a lake at low
tiae, we ban to tord quite a stream.
As the ti.le was koIdk out, it was not
a difficult undertaking especially as
we all wore high rubber boots.
Mr. Minis had a rifle with him and
amused himself and us as well as the
eagles at which he was trying his
skill in marksman ship.
On the east side of the island there
a e long stretches of Gne beach, bet
they are almost inaccessible except
. at high tide on account of the r&fs
which lie outside. Here there are a
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