The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-23
GREEN RIDGE.

Prof and Mrs. Scott of Philadel-
| pha. are guests ut the home of Mrs.
| SCOTS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| f. Wells of Washington avenue.
| Get your smokers supplies, pipes.
cigars and tobacco. at Miller & Doeh-
lers 606 Cedar avenue. The best goods
at the lowest prices. "'
Stuffed figs. pulled figs, layer figs.
| dates. nuts and table raisins T.. S.
| Pratt. 81"
Poultry for %nrus. r.. S. Pratt r#
Green Ridge camp. NO. %. P. o. s.
of A.. will elect officials at their regu-
| lar meeting in Masonic hall tomorrow
| evening.
The finest line of imported cakes for
Ninas ever displayed in this city. Green
| Ridge Market. -
Fresh fish, oysters and CLANS. Green
| Ridge Market y"
| The Ladies' Aid society OF the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church will hold a
! sale of home made candy in the church
parlors tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming. Persons desiring to purchase.
who cannot find time to attend the sale
| may telephone their orders to Mrs. S. p.
| Hull. president of the society at her
residence. 1851 Sanderson avenue.
Candies of all description. e. S.
| Pratt. 80
Fancy apples. oranges bananas and
grapes. T.. $. Pratt. ="
Candies and nuts: lowest price in
| city Green Ridge Market. +"
Among the young lady and gentle
men students who are spending the
| holiday vacation at their homes here
| ~c
| servatory of Music: Miss Maud Cap
we'll. Bucknell University: Misses Min
| ME White and Nellie Bliss National
Park Seminary Washington. d. c.:
| Miss Florence Bower and Owen Carr.
Wyoming seminary: George Lindsay.
! University of Pennsylvania: Norman
| Park and Rob IIull Princeton: Donald
| Hull. Bruce Fordham and Ralph
Snowdcn. Cornell: Harry Seward, Key
| stone Academy: Cole Price and Harold
Kennedy, Blairstown Academy: Ralph
| Rittenhousc. Lafayette; William Breck
| and Dickson Kays of st. Johns Mill
tary School. and Willard Jcskns.
| Stroudsburg State Normal school.
CarrS home made mincc meat. Green
| Ridge Market. -
Headquarters for Lowney's and NmaS
| candies. T.. S. Pratt. ~
Our 20 and 25c. mix candy cannot be
enualed. t. S. Pratt a.
Willard X. Howe. Of West Pittston.
the popular impersonator and humor-
st will be one of the attractions at the
Christmas entertainment Of the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church next Friday
| evening.
For cash. Green Ridge Market. 20
pounds fine Granulated sugar, 81; one
| hushel potatoes extra fine. 90c.: fancy
iIlgin butter, 25c.: 30 pounds best -four,
sl.20 one gallon maple syrup. Soc.
Trading stamps given. Corner Dickson
avenue and Green Ridge street. -
Howard r. Lemley, of Dickson ave.
| nue.. is spending the holidays with his
parents at Norwich, n. Y.
Bricks mince meat. cannot be sur
passed, handled by l.. S. Pratt. ~
Plum puddinss and English fruit
cakes. Il. s. Pratt. -
Extra fancy oranges. grape fruit. tan
Serncs, pineapples, California apples,
grapes, etc. Green Ridge Market. $50
Fancy cheese; all kinds. Green Ridge
Market. 81
The oficcrs-elect of Green Ridge
lodge, T., ana A. NJ, will he installed
this evening in Masonic hall. Dickson
avenue.
Nmas trees, wreaths and holly. Il. s.
Pratt, 1853 Dickson avenue. ~
Sweet cid"r. o"tra tine. Green Ridge
Market. "'
Chase & Sanborns teas and coffees
nothing better. Green Ridge Market
The Christmas festival of the AS
bury Methodist Episcopal Sabbath
| school viii be held in the church par-
lors this evening
800 Xmas trees to select from. Green
Ridge Market. -
Holly wreaths, loose holly, misllctoc
roping. etc, Green Ridge Market. ~
For fine Christmas Turkeys, call ut
j.. G. Hazards market and select from
the largest and finest stock ever seen
in Green Ridge, ~
Saturday vas II day of runaways. No
less than four occurred in this vicinity
The most serious was that of j. A.
Wedeman, the East Market street milk
dealer. Mr.. Wedcman was delivering
milk Ia q customer on I.arch street
about 3 p. m, when his horse became
frightened and ran out Lurch street to
Sanderson avenue, up Sanderson 10
East Market street. down Fast Market
to Dickson to Breaker to Sanderson
and down Sanders0n avenue as far as
the residence of Prof. Phillips. Here
it collided with a coal wagon with such
force that the milk wagon Was upset
and completely wrecked. The contents
which consisted of almost "a fun load
of milk ana cream was spilled along
the street Mr.. Wedeman's loss
amounted to about $50 dollars.
Turkeys, ducks, geese. chickens, rab-
bits, etc. Green Ridge Market. "A
Blue Points delivered on half shell.
Green Ridge Market. F$
Fresh vegetables. all kinds. Green
Ridge Market 90