The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Whit Monday Celebration SERIOUS Accident
Some improvements.


Manchester Fire Engine and Hook and
Ladder Company held the sixteenth annual
carnival on Whit Monday.
The day opened partly cloudy, and at times
threatening rain, yet at an early hour visitors
| began 10 arrive in town and the influx con-
tinued until a much larger number had gath
cred than on similar occasion for many years.
| The attractions were fair and festival, pa
rade and bicycle race, beside some minor
amusemenis.
The parade WIS formed on York street at
O'Clock by Chief Marshal Nelson Warehime,
aided by half score assistants, and moved
through the various streets in the following
order :-Alesia Band, Manchester Fire En-
CINE, drawn by two horses, truck with ladders,
drawn by two horses, Manchester Fire Com
pany in uniform, Junior Hook and Ladder
Company, drawing truck and ladders by hand,
| Hampstead Drum Corps, Hampstead Truck
and Ladders, drawn by four prancing white
horses, Hampstead Fire Company in uniform,
| Carroll County Reed Band, Snydersbnrg
| Council Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, Pleasant Hill Band and a company
of horsemen clad in grotesque outfit.
| Jacob Wareheim met with an unpleasant
experience Thursday of last week, while drag.
| ing logs tn a portable saw mill, which he had
| in operation on his farm, about mile and a
ing a log along the hillside and in an un-
| guarded moment the log rolled on his foot and
threw him down. He stopped the horses but
the log was resting on his left leg and he was
unable to exircate himself from his perious
situation. He called for help, but the men
operating the mill could not hear him, and in
his excitement started the team. In passing
over him the log twisted the thigh and bruised
the side of his leg badly. After the log passed
over him he stopped the horses and became
unconscious aud lay there probably quarter OF
an hour, when he discovered by the mill
hands, DR.. Jno. +. B. Weaver was called
and dressed the injured limb.
The trustees of Emanuel Lutheran Church
have laborers cleaning the fence row around
the lot they recently purchased for a ceme-
terry, preparatory TO inclosing the same with a
wire fence.
The Dug Hill Fire Insurance Company
have torn out the vault in their building on
Main street, and moved the partition, thereby
charging the main office and making addi-
tional space in the rear apartment for records.
Geo. E. Leese, carpenter.
Joan w. Warner has purchased the prop
ertv known as the DR.. Shower property, on
Main street, and is making repairs and i'm
provemenIs on the premises. Jacob Wink,
carpenter. Mr.. Warner has abandoned, for
the present, his purpose of erecting buildings
on his lot opposite the Catholic Church, and
will occupy his recent purchase in town next
spring. The property is at present occupied
by four families.
James w. Greenholt is hauling material
preparatory 10 erecting porch the entire
length oil his dwelling house, Oh Main street.
Simon G. Shuiz, administrator. sold the
personal effects of ,Juliann Shullz, deceased,
at public sale last Saturday.
Manchester Bank has put new double
porch in front of the dwelling part of their
building. Masenhimer & Myers carpenters.