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Phoenix Hotel

Monday, February 23, 2009. Back to Hotels and Taverns. The hotel was fortunate in having an exceptionally good cook, and its patrons from the city were regaled with game cooked to the queens taste. The landlord, Gilchrist, presided at table, did the carving for his guests and looked after their comfort. The dinner table was always supplied with two bottles of brandy for such use as the guests might care to make of them. Is it any wonder that the hotel was known far and wide? Subscribe to Posts Atom.

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Archippus Parrish

Monday, March 9, 2009. Archippus Parrish was a native of Windham, Conn. , where he was born January 27, 1773. In his early manhood he removed to Morristown, N. , and there married Phebe, daughter of John Miller, August 12, 1806. Tavern, near the old jail. 1773 - January 27 - Born Windham, Connecticut.

Hotels Taverns

Sunday, February 22, 2009. The landlord of a hotel was apt to be a man of consequence and standing in the community. As a class they were generally respected and were often called to hold public office when it was a distinction to hold public office, as marking the esteem and respect and confidence in which one was held by his fellow citizens.

Arndt Tavern

Wednesday, March 11, 2009. Back to Hotels and Taverns. Came to Wilkes-Barre from Easton in 1897. For the purpose of merchandising and opening a trade to Easton. By way of the turnpike - not yet constructed, but generally anticipated. As speedily to become an accomplished fact. Father, a storekeeper of Easton. Was the bottom partner of the enterprise. Was the sister of Isaac Carpenter, a well known citizen of Wilkes-Barre at that period.

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Monday, February 23, 2009. Back to Hotels and Taverns. The hotel was fortunate in having an exceptionally good cook, and its patrons from the city were regaled with game cooked to the queens taste. The landlord, Gilchrist, presided at table, did the carving for his guests and looked after their comfort. The dinner table was always supplied with two bottles of brandy for such use as the guests might care to make of them. Is it any wonder that the hotel was known far and wide? Subscribe to Posts Atom.

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