Classic Standard Gauge Trains - Volume Two
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Montpelier Pub Night mixes new brews and old games
Mike Roy is the crib brewer at Franklin's, which includes a family chummy restaurant and a general store at one location on Road 1.
"We do lots of beer tastings and festivals," Roy said. "But a pub continually with games? Not before this one."
Roy said he will be bringing three house standards and an Octoberfest lager to Montpelier. Ticket-holders will get to soup all the brews, then choose two to enjoy from a full stein.
Lutenist and chorus-member John DuRant, who bills himself as the Old World Troubadour, will do the type of songs heard in colonial taverns, which mostly run from bawdy to ballads and engage the audience in yodel-alongs.
Burnham said the mansion has acquired a aggregation of reproduction 18th-century games, the type of dice and probable games typically played in pubs in George Washington's days.
With names like Shut the Box, Ace in the Loophole, and Fox and Geese (which is played like cribbage, with a feed and pegs), the games might be new to pub night revelers but Burnham said Montpelier pike know them well and will be on hand to help.
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