The 4th At Whitmore Lake

The follcrtving program will be rendered at 3 :30 p. m., July 4, at Whitmore Lake : JIt Country 'ïis of Thee, " Light Iuiautry Band Ann Arbor. TheDayWe Celébrate ï. R. McUonnell. of Toledo. Chanson Polonaise, Wienlaweki, Violln Miss Joaephlne Kennedy. Piauo accompauist. Muy Kennedy. Soug- The Church Across the Way Jas E. Harkins. Vocal Selection,- Miss Nellie M. Holzheimer. Of School of Music, Aun Arbor. Yankee Quartette, Oomic SelectionH i I. H. Edwards, lst tenor, ' b W. Aiusworth, 2d teuor, - irviug Goodwin, lst base, ( Cari Dowler, 2d base. Vocal Selection Miss Francis Caspary. The American People Heury A. Conlin. Vocal Solo Miss Lizzie Kenny. National Selections Light Infantry Band. Toast Master Rev. L. P. Goldrick. Fonr trains will leave Ann Arbor f o Whitinore Lake July 4, over the Ann Arbor Railrond. One train leaves Ann Arbor at 7 :38 a. ni. and another at 10 a. m. In the afternoon the first train leaves at 1 p. m., the next at 4 :38 p. m. Returning leave the lake for Ann Arbor 6 :30, 7 :30 and 8 :22 p. m. Round trip fare only 25c, ehildren, loc. This is the grand final picnic for sorae years at least, by the Northfield people and henee nothing will be spared to give all who attend a real good time.