Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-29

private dining room, in honor OF MIR.
Charles Miller, son OF the Alderman from
the Fourth Ward, who is about to make
the tour of Europe, and In which some
twenty OF his friends participated. Fol-
lowing Is the bill which shows W hat could
be done before the house is fully ready.
What may be accomplished hereafter Is
only family foreshadowed:
Menu.
Clans. Little NecKs.
Consomme.
Boiled Salmon. Sauce Hollandaise.
Radishe D. Olives. Cucumbers.
FrieO Chicken "A la Mary land.
Porterhouse STEAK.
Mushrooms. Peas. Fried Potatoes.
Lobster Salad. Apricot Omelette.
Ice Cream:
strawberry. Vanilla. Chocolate.
Fruit. Nuts. Ralsins.
Crackers and Cheese.
Coffee.
On the ground floor OF the building, en-.
tered from Broad street and also through
a door in the lower yestibule at the foot
OF the first flight, is the wine room. A
beautiful antique oak bar, with bevelled
plate mirrors, carved columns and
rosettes, and a heavy ornamental cornice,
stands here and will be presided over by
genial DICK Hayward, once OF Boston and
for the past wear with Tom Booth in
Providence. lie knows how TO set 'em up
In great style, and to meet all the wants
and demands of his customers and friends.
Next the bar isl big cigar stand, also In
oak, and at he back OF the room are lava
tories and closets for gentlemen. The ale
vaults are in the cellar, and nre as cool
as need be even in the hottest weath her.
All the furniture throughout the
house, with one or two minor exceptions,
Is in oak, IL brand new ana absolutely
fresh aud clean; The beds have woven
wire mattresses; the papers and carpets,
OF which the prevailing hue, a light corn
color, is In harmony with the furniture,
are just from the dealers, (it took a great
many yaros TO cover all the floors End
stairways,) aud the excellent taste dis
played In the selection OF these important
adjuncts To a good hotel is that OF Mrs.
Sibley, who has proved a worthy and val
ued assistant to her husband through all
the work OF preparation. The old plumb
ing was all torn out, aud everything of
this kind is new, baths, closets, sinks
and piping, and is all of the very best and
most approved design and pattern. There
is no laundry In the house, all OF this
best OF arrangementsland accommodations
exist.
In the management OF the Benedict
Mine Host Sibley will haye the assistan nee
of Mr.. II. Lloyd Kenyon, a Pawtu cket
boy, as clerk, and OF Mrs. Arthur Readio
as housekeeper. In the kitchen the chef
is MIR. Samuel j. sutton, late of London,
having been for long time In the employ
N a (.nrHnn M IA of ord
Forest" He is well known here, where
many have already tested his skill aud
found II of the very best. He has an eff
cient stan under him. The dining room
Is under care of MIR. A. Kersting, recently
of ''rhe Victoria" Boston, ss head waiter,
with a corps of 8 well trained Mattresses
to help him. The furniture, carpets and
draperies are from the Boston Furniture
Company; carpenter work by Wilmarth h ~
McKIllop; plumbing, all new, by Harry
Graham; outside painting by ID. A..
JillsoD and Son; inside painting and
paper hanging by McCloy Il Patt;
mason work and plasi ering by George NJ.
Hawkins; kitchen fittings from Walker
a Pratt OF Boston; bar from American
Saloon Fixture Company OF New YORK,
and bar furniture, glass and silver from
II. +. O'Neil of Boston. The china, glass
and table silver were furnished by the
David Harley Company; house and bed
linen, blankets, etc., by Shartenberg &
Robinson and the Harley Company; a
new annunciator In the Office, electric bells
and new wiring all over the house, by
the Pawtucket Steam and Gas Pipe Com
pany; the house Is heated by steam and
lighted by gas through graceful
chandeliers In white enamel and gold,
and Will be open every night until after
the arrival OF the one O'Clock train from
Boston, with a Waterman on duty all
night. The formal opening will proba oily
not occur under ten days or fortnig ht,
az there is still much work To be done, but
accommodations for transient and per-
manent guests have been furnished al
ready for n week or more, and no one will
be sent away uncared for. Special terms
Will be made to theatrical, concert, base
bail and other professionals, as also to
commercial travellers, some OF whom have
already been received and engagements
entered into for more. Facilities for table
boarders are also complete.
In short our city now has hotel, under
landlord who knows how to keep It,,
where guests will be welcomed, made to
feel at home, and sent away at the proper
time wit, desire To come again az soon
as may be. All the appointments are first
class, the service ~ excellent, prices very
reasonable, and success Is assured. Long
liye Landlord Sibleyl And may the Ben
edict be as prosperous ss the Standard Oil
Company, as full IN a tick, and as happy
as "A clam at high wateri