Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-01-04

SERVED IN CoURsIi.
points on half shell.

Blue points on half shell.
sOup-Ox tan. PURGE OF tomato aux crouton.
Fnf-Boiled fresh oasuenay salmon, lemon
sauce, torbou, la creme, croquets of potatoes
celery.
ires-Lamb outlets Dreaded, tomato sauce
rice cakss transparent sauce green flitters wine,
escalloped oysters, chicken salad, lobster salad,
select Irled oysters.
Roast -Te1derlon OF beef arded, with mush-
rooms, sirloln of ueef, dish gravy tame dues,
tamarlnd jelly green goose, apple sauce; spring
chicken, bread sauce, turkey, cranberry sauce.
Game-Roast prairie chicken aPAmerlcan, can
vas oa:k duck curran Jelly; harnch OF vension cr-
Ne.s, wild goose, currant Jelly black duck, apple
jelly roast stuffed grouse crumb partridge, smoth-
Plain Cold Meats -Bonsd turkey spring chicken,
boned leg lamb, Boston sugar cured ham beef
vegetables-Mashed potatoes a la creme. boiled
potatoes spring beans, baked aud boiled sweet
poia oes, tomatoes, sweet corn. green peas
Rel shes-Pckled pears. queen olives celery,
Worcestershire sauce, assorted pickles, tomato
catsup, walnut catsup.
pudding lemon pie, apple pie, cream pie Gus ard
pie, Charlotte russo, va4lla navor, Chocolate Ice
paigne jelly, white mountain cake, fruit CAKE, silver
CAKE 1ely cake angel cake lady fingers.
Ressert-Fi0rlda oranges, malaga grapes layer
rasns, apple, Eugllsh waInuts, soft shell almonds,
pecan nuts, Brazil nuts.
Coffee, chocolate, black and green tea.
The banquet was prefaced with grace by
Rev. Mr.. Parry, chaplain of the evening
After full justice had been done to the SUD-
slauials aud deicaces, President Holtou
raped the table to order, and IN few pleas
ant words introduced as toastmaster Of the
evening Il inert Rouerts, Esq. Mr.. Roberts
performed his duties felicitouslt aud well,
and his remarks on calling up the different
speakers were received with much laughter
and applause.
Previous TO the toasts, Elias Lyman Esq,
read letters of regret from His Excellency
john l.. Barstow, Governor Of Vermont
Mr.. John W. Hobart, superintendent OF tn,
Contra! Vermont railruai, Mr.. Charles Rich
ardson, president OF the Nv EnIlani Com
mercial Travellers association, and Luclu
Bigeluw Of Rutland. The regular tuasis wer,
theL announced and responded to as follows
!. Tine City of Burlington"
Responded u by Hon. George H. Morse
mayor Of Burlington. Mr. Morse spoke o
the representative character of the attend
ance upon the banquet and called attention
to the good that The travelling men might d
would they speak of the advantages of tn
city as they travel through the country
Applause
9. "0ur Manufacturing Industries"
Responded TO by Col. U. A. Wood
bury, who expressed his qualification Il
the successful character Of the even
ing's gathering and his pleasure at being pre-
sent. Buringtoh's manufacturing facilities
generally imagined We are far better l.
Gated than New Britain, Co., Tor instance
and yet that is great manufacturing centr,
Col Woodbury. then spoke of some of OF
manufacturing interests in deail-the SheI
ard 81 Morse lumber company, Skilling
Whitney So Barnes lumber company, Bronson
Weston, Dunham & Co., Pierce & Linse'
j. h. Booth, representing the lumber indu
try; Taft g. Morgan and j. X. Booth manufa
ture doors, sash and blinds. An important il
dustry is the manufacture OF boxes. The nrn
are Mathews 81 Hickok, w. & d. G. Gran
], II. Booth and Pope & Watson, who u
annually 90 million feet Of lumber Th(
we have the Burlington Shade Roller Cor
pany, which has built up O large d0mesl
and export trade, Another important i
dustry is the manufacture Of refrigerators,
the Baldwin Manufacturing Company. Th
there are the Ferguson Manufacturing Coz
churns, &c Holt & Barnes's spool factor
b. s. Nichols & Company's machine sho
w. II. Brink, founder; Z. b. & A. G. VIII
ing, tampico brush makers Wing & Smit
last manufacturers ringtonManutacturi
Company, whose marDc mill has been RI
ming night and day for three years and who
trade is largely increasing every yearl WALL
Il Tuplin and IL. NJ. Phelps, marble worke
j. Ii. Gates e. Company, manufacture
of cotton cloth; Wells aud Richardson co
pany, whose growth in business has be
wonderful; Henry, johnson q Lord, pate
medicines Pope, Berry 81 Hal, teas a
spices N. h. Brown, proprietary rue
cines W. y. Vincent, druggist Porter MI
featuring company, whose busin