He wound up in Washington, where he opened Citronelle in a hotel in Georgetown in 1994.
A beloved maître d'hôtel was lost to a move upstate, where he opened his own restaurant.
Now Mr. Campbell is back, at Feinstein's at Loews Regency, where he opened a five-night engagement on Sunday evening.
From there, he returned home to Indiana, where he opened an insurance business that evolved into a financial planning business.
In 1847 Coffin moved to Cincinnati, where he opened a store selling goods made exclusively by free labour.
He also suffered from a mystery illness which he caught in Thailand, where he opened a restaurant.
He left military service in 1948 and came to the United States, where he opened a chain of hotels.
All but penniless, he headed back to Brussels, where he opened a commercial design studio in a cramped suburban apartment.
He left government work and opened a business in 1985, then moved to Nairobi, Kenya, where he opened another business.
In 1866, for reasons of health, Laurier moved to Athabaska, where he opened his own law practice.
In 1831 he was again in Switzerland, where he opened a school, an orphanage, and a teacher-training course.
