Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-18

Rah rah rsh
and cheers for Grover in which the voice
Of the ebullient VIII Stolte led.
The company marched into the dining
room to the strains of music by Leitsinger's
orchestra The tables were prettily decor
ated with chrysanthemums. Before taking
seats al the call OF j. l.. knowlton, of the
Republican committee in charge OF III"
supper, Cleveland was again roundly cheer
ed and the club cry given.
The menu cards were in novel and very
attractive style, fitting the occasion felic-
itously and pointedly. On the heavy card
cover was "a panel OF American tin, on
which was a portrait of Grover, with a
knot of ribbon Of the club color in the cor
ner. On the fourth page was a cannon
''in full action, with an American flag in
red, white and blue, and the legend, I'VE
still believe in high protection
The title page contained the inscription:
DINNER of the Republican members of the
Vermont Wheel club TO the Democratic
members at the Brooks House Wednesday
evening, November Is, 1892 On the
upper part of the page in small type was
this "Our Democratic friends have waited
long and are hungry Republican members
will please bear this in mind and bring
plenty of wildcat currency On the lower
part was the following "Do not fee the
walters as it is unconstitutional
"Free raw material was served on the
half shell. The soups were ''mock turtle,
Cleveland" and chicken, Harrison -
With the boiled Kennebec salmon the Or
chestra was announced to play: "Gone
a-fishing up Salt river" With the roasts
il was stated "On account of the expect
l Of !, In rlraF
The mashed potatoes were Farmers
Alliance, and the pastry included John
! Bull Plum pudding" With mixed nuts
"No Democrats have used them
all up" The American cheese was Ne
Kinley, Edam cheese Mugwump, and the
/ Neufchatel cheese Tammany. Bount(y)
| eous sugar was supplied with tea and
| coffee, and cigars of Connecticut protected
/ leaf and cigarettes were provided "with
| McNeagh' picture
When the cigars were lighted O. A
| Marshall was called upon in behalf Of The
| Democratic members He spoke briefly
| and effectively, and in closing called for
cheers for Harrison. The outburst which
! followed was joined in by all. f. IL. Ath
erton was asked for the speech which wa'
reported i'm short hand in The Phoenix o.
last week. Mr.. Anterior was equal to tn,
occasion, and his happy rejoinder set tn,
tables in a roar.
The dinner was a choice one throughout
and each of the nine courses was admira
bly, served. Many deserved compliment
We're showered upon the management o
the Brooks House Before leaving tn
dining room cheers We're given for tn,
manager. A popular song of the evenin,
was.
"Grover Grover,
Four years more of Grover
In we go,
out they go,
Then wen be in clover"
The quartet, of Republican proclvities
would occasionally make a slip, however
and give it thus:
"Grover, Grover
Four years more Of Grover
Before they're done,
With the sOn-Of a-gun,
They'll wish they'd thrown him over
When the line was formed TO march bacl
TO the club room it was headed by snar
and bass drum. At the club room ther
was a sound of revelry until the midnigh
hour with music by the orchestra, voca
selections, and a stag dance.