Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
BuCKFIRLD


The following. non the Gsnara C0urisr.
published Al Oenevs. y. Y, viii be read
sith interest BY Buekneli people. where
Nc. and Mrs. Tilion are well known a.
the late popular proprieiors OF the Buck.
Geld Il0nse
"The formal opening OF the Coffee
House occurred on Saturday evening last
A very large number OF 0enevss most
prominent citizens were present, and par
ticipated In the entsrtalnment, embracing
welcome, AMI refreshmenis served In an
Inviting style. they consisting OF al the
deiicacies Of The season. Each guest was
waited upOn promptly and well. The
house l. conducted In the city style and
everything done 90 make II home-like and
agreeable Tor guests. Most everyone who
were present AZ The opening went through
the entira tuilting. which IL well heated
~ one % WIN. n. Dunulng's stean heat.
log boilers. 20 Inspect The various depart
msnts. which are neatly and tAsieially
furnished The walls and ceilings have
been fne'y decorated, pA?erei and painted.
which makes The Interior appearance OF
TIE tullting very sitractlve.
The dining room l. large and roomy
aud provided with necessary tables and
other fxirrts. On The west slde % this
room L. The cashiers desk. which Il under
ne exclusive charge OF Miss Rossie y.
Tlltcn. q daughter % Nc. and Mrs :. TIL
too. formerly 90 Nalue. who have The sole
management % The new coffee house In
he rear % The diniug.room l. the Kitchen.
whlcA l. provided with The largest Andes
ranges. Of The phililps a Clark manufacture,
Ill
Mrs.. Tliton tales great pride In this de-
pArtmsnt. 20 see that the cooking IL prop
eriy executed and The orders promptly
aled. she i aided BY several experienced
cooks Ant walters
Goa The second f5or % the building IL
large reaiing room. which IL provided
with The leading newspapers and pcrioii.
Gals % TIE tsy. The choicest kinds OF
ntsrAinre can BE- found Ia this neat and In
wiling room. The fireplace l. homc-hke
feature In The 'rcadiug.rOom. In The rear
% The department IL The ladies' toilet and
Two small sleeping rooms. occupied BY
Mr. and Mrs. Tiltou AMI daughter. CON.
fortAh,y Ani siiractlvely furnished
Throughout
"Tae mont room on The third n)or i
furnished with chess. domino, checker and
other tables where young men and older
ORES too. can speut an evening pleasantly
Ia playing al klnds ~ games. 10 Il en-
pectsi that a hiliiart.tAh's will soon b.
placed In position AMI other things In the
way % amusement atisd - this room
Of this department. l. private siilug-
room neatly furnished.
The managing committee. Messrs. W.
H. Chase. nr. Nelson. y. A. Criiisnfen,
Mr.. Nicholas AMI Miss EllfAosih Cam
mon are deserving % much credit FOR what
they have already done. AMI are doing. To
mAking thls enterprise q success. They
have ler roihing undouc thus Tar 10 make
TIE place very attractive and convenient
Tor al
MARY of our citizens have already
taken stock In ihls enterprise, AM have
shown = disposition % help The work
Aiunx.
NJ. aad Mrs : Tilion. caterers %
long experience. have also done their SHARE
in conducting The house ~ u should oe,
AT they have already received many con-
piImeuts for The excellent manner In which
Toe house i managed.
" Hot tea ant cofse. together With -
treatments. comprising everything that IL
suitable for The inner mAn' sill De- urn
lshsd thrue times = Gay AZ The Cofce
House. al very reasonable charges. feo-
PIE Az Already tAkiug Advantage OF TIE
i0w prices Askct flr meals. and ladging
from ihe present oatlook. The Increasing
husines. Trey arr daily receiving. the man'
sgcmeut Nili soon b. compelled 70 make
other changes Tor The accommodation OF
their guests That The Cofcc House In
Geneva nay be- great success, l. The
earnest Wish OF al