The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-04-01
A New Boston Enterprise: of lntercs,
Hereabouts.

The Spa is The development OF 9
strong stock cpmpany organized fol
the purpose Of providing quick lunch
service whic! business men and
women will appreciate. The food,
drinks and service will be of the high
est order and everything will be fur
nished at popular prices. The loca.
ton is well suited to such service, il
being IN the heart of the business ac-
tivity and accessible from all points.
Everything has been provided for The
comfort aud service of patrons, the
furnishings and ornamentations being
of the most elegant design and finish.
An artistic soda fountain, erected
by the James w. Tufts Co., occu-
pies the front and side of the Wash
ington street entrance. This is one
of the most elaborate fountains ever
constructed for this purpose. A new
feature Of this quick lunch service,
will be, handsome and ample apart
ments for ladies, affording them the
benefit of this class of service quite
apart from gentlemen. Indeed the
fittings of the entire building are on a
magnificent and attractive line. The
counters and general decorations of
ceilings and walls, by c. Fl. Bangs
& Co., of Boston, are in original de-
signs in decorating, as well as in elec-
trio lighting, and are quite novel.
The electrical work by the Lord Elec-
trio Company, includes electric an.
nuciators, speaking tubes and the wir-
ing of the whole building after the
same general plans as shown in the
Hotel Touraine by the same contrac
tors.
The crockery and silver-ware. with
the trade mark Of the flag embelished
on each article is tasty feature in
tjis department, which is furnished
by Jones McDuffee & Stratton.
The kitchen furnishings by Smith &
Anthony include all modern and up
to-date fittings, with large brick ovens,
ranges and plumbing, and in fact
every appliance consistent with quick
and satisfactory service.
The Lamson Store Service is en-
ployed to transport the food from the
serving room to the counters, the SER
vice being the same method as adopt
ed in the Boston Public Library.
Besides, there is perfect bottling
apparatus in connection with the
fountain Of the latest and most i'm
proved invention, enabling the com
pany to make lis own soda, and fol
charging purposes.
These appliances are not in use by
any other soda dispenser in Boston.
The cold storage system is still an
other feature which has been added
by the Atlantic Refrigerating Com.
pany of Springfield, and is thorough
ly complete in its operation. The
Spa has spared no expense in these
furnishings which could in any way
contribute to the beauty and utility
of the establishment. The employees
are men and young women of expert
ence 10 some of the most popular
houses in the country. The soda
fountain is in charge of men from
N. T., the head dispenser
having served in positions Of respon-
sibility. The chef with his corps of
is from one of the largest
Hotels, while each and every en-
ployee is thoroughly conversant with
his duties. 1t is the purpose of The
Bromfeld Spa Company, to give the
very best service and food possible
and we predlct azarge patronage for
this modern enterprise.
The Mount Lake Creamery com.
pany has contract to supply the
Spa with butter and the farmers of
Chester and vicinity will supply milk
and cream daily. This it will be seen
will be of considerable magnitude
when it is noted that the Spa, it is
expected, will feed from three to five
thousand daily. Further as of inter-
est To this section, at least, is the
fact that Maj. +. W. Childs OF Brat
tleboro is President of the company
and a number of Windham county
girls are engaged at the Spa. This
will make it pleasant for Vermonters
visiting the Hu5 city, especially we
Of this county. The other officers of
the company are Geo. N. March,
President of the Columbian Eugrav-
ing Co., Treasurer and Col. Geo.
H. Benyon OF Boston, Secretary.