Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

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been eer. ~e have lad oesy ozs r&isF exE-
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szzSzsAsrs u kse sssx n. az1 10 held early In
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E41ly tribal observance Of TIE Seminole
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xARes tAe rassx1s are snstfe3 to parties pate.
Asazs t~esty Exs IsSfs5s 1steaae1 s1is
pear. TIE festival tastes tarss axys-AAses
s,3aae
The ha9e tcwn E2s s~1asSfs5ly decorated
in THE s~nsssss eesess. RED. ysgAox acc
sssek. and ~EsA Ansersesx Ears. Zig plat
serrss t9s GsHSiEg ass xtAAe+sc ssssssss.
sAsxes saa xz=es- etc. wrEs BALI alorx
sbe =si1dae Of the principal ssr-~., Ca.zasis
HsszEe. ard 2saEg shs edge q: City PARK.
.sete = lz.xs sranes,As6 was ssecses. These
wers aIlz3zllssess Al nsgAs By CO 1tlesa strings
os eo5ose. s3xsts-
TIE festivities eyez<d By Ire rse~ysioz q
tine IS1S4as 5s sae mAYor &n6 large 6elsgs-
tiaz Il e2t1zeEs- The fn1iSEs landed NJ city
Soes In szsir esse<s. asS ser. escorted 81
TIE bAEa aSe several eu9raers In fkpcy co.-
tazAes- ca aorsensek. saa xsoar eaa estlxezs
dressed IL FAlus seAch salts ssa Pszszs hats
aaAce1 watA senisoss eolors. to tSe plat
fsrsz IL tron& CT the xrxE6stAEd- sAsre tie
Hzyer deliseres. an address. welcoming sas
Es<14&As asd svers socy 20 IVES; Palm BeAcs
arc t5e Seminole sGn Dxoce-
SHORT r after esa< sze eAiidren'e pzr4ds-
precaae ~ the saE1- TA~a came .s- Boz
seo1Ik il .hsfr tsfss azsforms. the snAlAe.
air Ia DzsEk afesses Of ss.s siaxAxa.
pAsse caps and asrses' xprsas AnS searias
the red ersss on their arzs- thea sae izEiss
seazts. several sza1l boys dressed a. eso~a "a,
exc. ana thea essr thirty decorated baby
carriages eontaiaing the dearest lsttls lots.
wheeled By the Campfire xisss-
The baby parade ~as led by b~aaiifsl
little girl la = Roman chariot Of zr~en
and whi,s. craws eY two tiny rOuies nos
lsrxer than Se~fon sdiasd essxs- One OF the
carriages contAiAse spo eaigdrea dressed AZ
Unele sam and siss Columbia TEo ca
riaxes contained twins All were presty
that / didn't wonder sae is6xss had hard
time TO award the prizes. After tae parade
.here was dareisg on sae pisEfnrn nntil Q
o'clock and Axasn 10 the evening", ~hen maHy
Of the caacers vere masked aac wore fancy
co&t1nes.
TIE second day the weather vas ,hreasen-
ing. but cleared up in the af.<rnoon. and the
school chiiaren bad taeir parade. The
schools OF West Palm Beach came Hrss
heseed by Johnny Jones' bard First came
the kin6erxAsten. with their teachers. then
the grades from the srss up. and then the
high school By CLASSES AL uere dressed in
costumes Of the Seminole coloss. and we're
accom- pasted By the teachers
Sexr came the scholars from the neigh Dor
Ing town OF Desrsy. The xirls ~ore white,
and the soys- light bsoases- ssd the leaders
carried banners inscribed ~Pabie schools Of
DeIray" and -Amesics Of To-day" All wore
white paper cape Inscribed with names Of
states, the frst division carried . banner
lettered The Original Thirte~n.~ then came
thirteen little giris. each with the name Of
one Of the thirteen states on her cap. The
other states followed. and The East, The
Sourh.- The Made West The West
Then . whole clAss. or grade, represe uted
Alaska, another Hawaii. others the Philip
pines and Porto Rico, and finally three little
tots representing our latest scquisition, the
Danish West Indies.
Then came the school children Of Boynton,
bearing banner inscribed .The Boys Of
To-day. The Men Of Tomorrow The
children all carried en- blems Of various
trades including books, hammers, axes aud