HARRY STILLWELL VILAS
Harry Vilas aged 3 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vilas of Kaukauna,
died on Sunday, April 2. He was a child of loving disposition and
endeared himself by his winning ways to all who knew him. He gave
promise of unusual intellectuality which united with the
trustfulnesses of an affectionate nature made his childish ways a
source of pleasure. The bereaved parents have the consolation of
knowing that their sorrow is shared by many friends and that many, not
relatives, will cherish the memory of little Harry.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, April 6, 1893
Harry Vilas aged 3 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vilas of Kaukauna,
died on Sunday, April 2. He was a child of loving disposition and
endeared himself by his winning ways to all who knew him. He gave
promise of unusual intellectuality which united with the
trustfulnesses of an affectionate nature made his childish ways a
source of pleasure. The bereaved parents have the consolation of
knowing that their sorrow is shared by many friends and that many, not
relatives, will cherish the memory of little Harry.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, April 6, 1893
HARRY STILLWELL VILAS
Harry Vilas aged 3 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vilas of Kaukauna,
died on Sunday, April 2. He was a child of loving disposition and
endeared himself by his winning ways to all who knew him. He gave
promise of unusual intellectuality which united with the
trustfulnesses of an affectionate nature made his childish ways a
source of pleasure. The bereaved parents have the consolation of
knowing that their sorrow is shared by many friends and that many, not
relatives, will cherish the memory of little Harry.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, April 6, 1893
Harry Vilas aged 3 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vilas of Kaukauna,
died on Sunday, April 2. He was a child of loving disposition and
endeared himself by his winning ways to all who knew him. He gave
promise of unusual intellectuality which united with the
trustfulnesses of an affectionate nature made his childish ways a
source of pleasure. The bereaved parents have the consolation of
knowing that their sorrow is shared by many friends and that many, not
relatives, will cherish the memory of little Harry.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, April 6, 1893
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