Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-09
FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION BRINGS BIG
CROWD TO ELLSWORTH
Estimated That 10000 People were
in Ellsworth for Day-FIoral Pa
rade the Best Ever.

and the Hancock County Fair As
ISOLATION, working in conjunction
| with a committee from the board of
trade and the city government, is to
| be CONGRATULATED on the result of
their efforts.
Estimates of the number of visit
ing ears vary from 1 500 upward,
and the number of out-of-town Wis
itors at from 5000 to 10000, but
! there was no accurate way of de-
| termining this. In the afternoon
| there were about 900 cars on the
! fair grounds and about 1000 paid
/ admission, yet the crowd and ears
| down town at the same time seemed
/ but slightly less than in the morning,
! 1t was certainly one of the biggest
crowds ever in Ellsworth, and many
pronounced it the biggest ever.
City Marshall Weaver and Night
/ officer Anderson. with their force of
! special officers, did an admirable job
in regulating traffic and handling
! crowds, and in spite of the jam, not
an accident was reported for the day,
There was something doing all
! day long, starting with band con-
eerts in the morning by the Bar Har-
| Dor and Southwest Harbor bands.
MIiloI Sports uo"H Town lu' HISnG'
am use iHelit loi lh"h!' an" vas S'i'
t'Iilt loI '"e buys mno p''NS" up
many cash prizes Inns was lol-
lowed by the parade
THE FLORAL PARADE.
me palaue OF decorated Hoals ana
auloinoplles was the pest ever seen
III Els"ofIh' anu Tue Judges H'u "
nara TASK among so many pedu'iui
ana elaporalely aecoFateu cars 10
AWARD the prizes.
rms was paruculallE true Oh the
Foats entered by Nokomls kepekaH
Iodge ana Sherldah councl NhisIIs
OF columbus both oil Whlch repre-
scented much nara WORK ana were
truly excellent me cholce Hnaii5
went to the tepehah lou6e' WHICH
was more atpe@l'IS 70 lnG ~
cause OF color scheme. rms Hoat
was i'll the Rehekah colorsf PINK ana
green, and seated upon II were SIN
RebekahS in Whlte. Inc n. Oh I.
loat represented the LANDING o.
Columbus. which was deplcJed III
tahleau III costume
Inc business cars oHereu announcer
problem. Ihat OF II. Blame DAVIS
the builder. struck the popular fancy
as Wen as lhat OF the Judges as the
most original ana most rePreSei,l"-
tive OF ms business II showed a."
modern huhSaIoW III lllnia' u'e' WIN
ATTRACTIVE GROUNDS ABOUT 1t,
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co.. was one Oh llle most eApeISiNelE
decorated Hoats III tne me anu repre-
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The car OF Charles a. lower
mass OF balloons ana the car OF II. -
AUSTIN No.' received Hohot"ple
mention, But there were MANY olheF
cars deserving OF mention mere. |