Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-03


Devereux, T.. f. Robinson, j. b Redman.
TEAMS.
Mrs. c. II. Drummey, Miss Annie F.
Mullan; colors-pink, white and green.
Mrs. G. A. Parcher, Master Arthur
Parcher, Lizzie Wiggin, Grace King,
Louise Dutton; coors light green and
white.
Mrs G. A. Phillips, Mrs. Hanscom, Miss
Hannah Holmes and friend; colors-yel-
low and green.
Mrs. Maurice Emery, Mrs. P. B. Day;
eoiors green and white.
Miss NJ. a. Greedy, Margaret Dresser,
Miss NJ A. Stock bridge, Lena Foster;
color-yelow.
Tallv-ho coach driven by Clifford Royal;
ladies Mrs. H. T.. Davis. Misses Susie
Mason, Ruhie McGown, Cat harine Hale
Maud Presbv, Mae Friend, Persis Hager-
thy; colors pink, white and green, lrys-
ant hemums the predominating flower.
Helen and Muriel Davis, pony team;
colors pink, white, silver.
Mrs. \. w. Ellss team. four young
girls; Annie NJ. Davis, driver; JolorsI
dark green and white.
Capt. Henry j. joy. Bessie Joy, Leonice
Foster, Dorothy Whiting; colors pink
and white.
Mrs. I. y. Salisbury and friends, North
l.amoine; coiors red and green.
Ella Devereux, Florence smith; colors-
dark green and white.
Mrs Frad o.good Carrie ,,eo,,.. cai,rs
green with flowers.
Dirigo junior hose team, decorated red
and white twenty boys In uniform.
Eureka hose team, sixteen boys in
a5'i'.l ',.s, 'tf'"se 'eeoraAeu with green
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white: Bessie low. mink. Ieeh Friend
red Leonice Foster, white; sarah Jarvis;
blu and white Mary Newman, yellow
hitn Nar. Sn,i,h ,,r,,, a,,d .'''N
Mabel Rich, yellow and white.
beuIah salisbury, yellow and white.
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ono, - una MISS i'e'e" i1'N4S pom! team
nue." 'tn sweet Pea7' ieee'Neo 'he
thitu fftAe VI 77-'0o.
ne Judges oi 'he moral P'raoe were
MS ~ vi iie'i' VI f'ote"oe' A'"'' Nii7'
Sd "lRg'h ana Johh H. HOPKINS, OF
'His CITY " NJ N"h' '"eli "h''ou''ce' 'he
"c'"'"to's oi '"e te"'"s i'o'n 'he JUG
stand f"on team WAS photographed ny
l. l. tiallieh'
THE HOSE RACE
ON the trotting track in front OF the
grand stand, followed the floral parade.
| II wasan exciting event. although only
two teams particinated in it. for both
are crack teams and both were deter
mined to win Only one would how
ever and the Senator Hale team did it
fairly establishing new worlds record
and bonoring their ;IIustrious patron
Senator Eugene Hale. OF this city,
Tho SENATOR'S started first Charles n
Hiogins MsrcelIus Woodward and Harry
e Mason went to the cart In the order
,o,,ad ,,oLiro one ~ tho fastest runs
.ver mn ds an tho course All along the
limo wore the ot bers and a. fast "a one
,,,o,, aronrad ~ o,,tbar took his nlace
IT, oorr;a,a sa., dou, III. track 90
roy.or he,ore Rrady and Usrgsp at the
a,d r., ~. roma ksn, ~, tbe mace at the
$3.50 "a r,,,o, tha tin,alhaa,ar an
,,orrc.d IN. time 5s az seconds a shout
n.o1,+ m thot s,.rck terror into the
h,aasts dt ,ha donghtv Dirigos
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aaao,,d toa,or 70 ha Lnou,s ha hos
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