The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-26
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GREEN RIDGE.

Ice Cream Soda at II. NJ. Coles
pharmacy. 1888 Capouse avenue. ~
Frederick T. Niece, of New York, is
visiting his parents here. He has re-
turned for a few months of much
needed rest, after two years of hard
study in pharmacy. Mr.. Niece was
graduated from the Brooklyn College
of Pharmacy with high honors. having
received public mention during the
commencement exercises of the college
in the Brooklyn Academy of Music on
Friday evening of last week. He re-
ceived very high percentage of all
of the studies of the college cirricu-
lum.
Grant Palmer. a prominent young
man of Green Ridge, was rendered
pleasant surprise party by large num-
Der of his friends at his home Monday
evening. Games were provided and
several instrumental and vocal selec-
tions were rendered by Misses Nellie
Gavin and Ethel Keller. Dancing was
also enjoyed Those present were
Misses Belle Cawley, Grace Cawley,
Belle Kellar, Rose Gavan, Jean Wag-
ner, Alice Goodwin, elsie Cooper, Ethel
Keller. Ida Savage, Eva Schnell, Mil
dred Conrad, Harriet Wagner, Frank
Horn. Edwin Rozelle, Bert Nolan, AL
bert Hall. Lew Wickman, Fred Chap
man, George Brown. Bert Shull and
Harry Stevens. Refreshments were
served at a late hour.
Mrs. j. Ben Dmmick entertained a
few of her friends at tea yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. Charles WenCke is visiting
friends in CarbOndale
Rev. and Mrs. Ben Hauton. of Lack
awanna, are the guests of Miss Lillian
Jurisch.
Miss Bertha Tripp has returned from
visit among Factoryvlle friends.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr.. Ben Lewis to Miss Hattie
Thomas. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the home of the bride on
Gardner avenue this evening at
| o'clock.
r. f. Wells and family have arrived
home from Europe.
The Green Ridge Wheemen will
! tender Ralph Gregory a reception this
! evening Mr.. Gregory was a member
! of Company d, Thirteenth regiment.
After the reception plans will be sub
! mitted to the members for new club
| house
Garfield Council 354, Order of Amer
| lean Mechanics, held a meeting in Net
! tleton's hall last evening.
only Williams ice cream used with
! Soda Water drawn at Manners drug
| store. ~
The funeral services for the late
| Francis 5. PAUL. were held Monday
! afternoon at the residence, corner of
| Sandersun avenue and Green Ridge
| street. Rev. /. j. Lansing, pastor Of
! the Green Ridge Presbyterian church.
! Of which deceased was a member, was
| in charge of the service. Rev. q. w.
! Welsh, pastor of the Calvary Re
| formed church, an intimate friend If
the deceased during life, assisted. The
| services We're made as simple as pos
! siJle by request of the deceased. The
| hymn selections were sung by a quar-
tette. At the conclusion of the Ser
| vice the remains were borne to Forest
Hill cemetery and inferred. The pail
| bearers were: Townsend Poore, GEORGE
\. Clearwater, w. w. Lathrope, q.
McClelland PAUL., w. II. Peck and Dr
Hess, of Philadelphia
Mrs. Sarah l.. Peck, Of Green Ridge
street, entertained a small party of
her intimate friends at an informal
affair at her residence Monday even
ing in honor of its being the eightieth
anniversary of her birthday. Mrs
Peck is the widow of the late Rhv.
George NJ. Peck and is a remarkable
| woman for one of her years. She is
| a descendant of the famous Butler
| family, noted for the longevity of it's
members. Among those present were
her sons, Luther ID. Peck and William
| II. Peck and their families. Rev. Will
liam Edgar and wife, Rev. A. l.. Chat
fee and wife, Mrs Elwell, Mrs. F. \.
Dony, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Hunt and
daughter, Adelaide, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Peck, of PittstOn; Mr. ana Mrs.
Charles Bellamy Mr.. and Mrs. j. s
Miller, Mrs. Green, Mr.. anu Mrs. C.
r, Kinsley and Mrs. Hunt, of New
! York.
Nothing but the purest of fruit Juices
and rock candy syrup used in soda
flavors at Manners pharmacy, 92O
Green Ridge street. ~