Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-15
BOARD OF TRADE.
1t BANG nqaettcd Last Night, Was Feasted
and Edited.

set for the stomachic delectaNon OF
their guests repast fit for princes and
potentates, as follows, to the letter and
in plain English at that:
MENU.
Bouillou.
Fried Fish.
Sliced Tomatoes. Sliced Cucumber
Pickles. Olives.
Roast Turkey with Cranberry sauce.
Green Peas. Saratoga Chips.
New Potatoes in Cream.
Roman Punch.
Devilled Grabs, Mushroom Patties.
Sliced Ham.
Lobster Salad. Ok Tongue.
Neapolitan fee Cream.
Cocoanut Cake. Chocolate Cake.
Lady Fingers.
Maccaroous. Raistns Mixed Nuts
Oranges. Bananas.
Straw berries and Cream.
y y. Cream Cheese.
CJffee. Cigars.
In making it's first attack on this
elaborate spread of goodies, not few
OF our reliable men-butcher, baker
and candlestick-m aye, even gro
car-made the grievous error OF height
ening the flavor of his bouillon by the
addition of sugar and cream, till we
imagined the caterers were compelled
to add to their stores of Liebergs EX-
tract. to make up for the errors In
order that the hotel may not suffer in
it's reputation for making good coffee,
we think it would be well on such an
occasion in the future to keep the sugar
and cream off the table till bouillon
time is past,
But the soup episode merely had a
tendency to throw the company into q
good humor and the smile al the start
grew into laughter at the close witt
the added feeling that beneath each
vest there reposed IN harmony with it
self and it's holder good square meal.
After finger bowls came cigars, and
in the incense of "William Penns" and
General Arthurs" waited toward the
ceiling, were heard the toasts and
responses of those wise in everything,
more especially on the topic to which
assigned. This part of the proceedings
was as follows, and we regret that time
and space coupled with the fact that
our good right hand does not jot down
phically) will not permit us 10
print or make extracts from the
speeches and papers, for they were
very good
ToAsTs AND RESPONSES
Toast Master-A. d. Follett, President
OF the Board.
The Work OF the Year. 80. 4. D. Follett
What the Board OF Trade has done
for the City ..... A. d Alderman
Industrial Progress OF Marietta....
... ..... ...........W. 5. fattiu
Our Educational Advantages.
........... Prof. ". r. Andrews
New Terminal Facilities. e. -.
W. w. Peabody, Jr, and L, d Dale
Marietta as an Oil Center ........
=. +. Coss, Of the Oil CITY Derrick
The Lawyers Influence on Affairs.
,......... ...Juige y. ". Jones
Marietta's Future. ....,Rev. Z. A. Coil
NJ. Peabody and Mr.. Dale were un,
ayoidAb,y absent.
Regrets were read from Mr Pea
body, Father Wosem9n, Mr.. Z. F.,
Wilson, uo2. Jno L, Vance and Nj.
r. W. Harvey,
not the least attraction of the even
inE was the presence Of Arnold's Or
chestra who played inspiringly at sup
per time in a room adjoining the ban
qust hall
There were over seventy gentlemen
present, and their general all.rouud
Chesterdeldan department we think
will entit'e them to meet again under
similar circumstances, which no doubt
they'll do, to their delight,
The officers for the coming year were
elected prior 10 the banquet, and are
as follows: President, a. D. Fol.et'
Vice President, J. {. Simpson; Secre
tary, c. L. Flanders; Treasurer, 5. J
Hathaway. The Directors are The
same as last year