Eaglet

A young or diminutive eagle. Ea'gletown, in Indiana, a post-village of Hamilton co., about 21 m. N. of Indianapolis. Eagle town, in Indian Territory, a village of the Choctaw Nation, about 160 miles W.S.W. of Little Rock, Ark. Eagle Village, in Indiana, a village of Boone co., about 14 m. N.W. of Indianapolis. Eagle Village, in New York, a post-village of Wyoming co., about 38 m. S.E. of Buffalo. Eagleville, in Connecticut, a post-village of Toll and co., on the Will i mantic River, about 22 miles E. of Hartford. Eagleville, in Ohio , a post-village of Ash tabula co., on Mill Creek, about 200 m. N.E. of Columbus. Eagleville, in Pennsylvania , a village of Centre co., on Bald Eagle Creek, about 100 m. N.W. of Harris burg. -A post-office of Montgomery co. Eagleville, in Tenne ee, a post-village of Williams on co., about 30 m. S. of Nashville. Eagleville, in Wisconsin , a village of Milwaukee co. -A village of Waukesha co., about 36 m. W.S.W. of Milwaukee. See EAGLE. Ea'gle-wood, n . The fragrant wood of Aloexylon agal- lochum, used by the Asiatics for burning as incense. Eagre, ( e'gér ,) n. A tidal phenomenon seen in æstuaries. See BORE. Eakin, in Pennsylvania , a P. O. of Alleghany co. Eal'derm an, n . Old spelling of ALDERMAN, q. v. Ean, v . a . or n. See YEAN.