The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-28
WINTER RESORTS.
Formerly Of Scranton
GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Elizabeth Robinson, of Capouse
avenue left yesterday for New York
city, where she will spend Easter.
Mrs. J. L. Rea, of Sanderson avenue,
will leave this morning for ten days
stay at East Berlin, Pa.
Miss Mary Hitchcock, OF Washington
avenue will spend Easter in New York
city, where she will be the guest of Miss
Louisa Dimmick.
Miss Myrtle Harvey, daughter of
Councilman A. l.. Harvey, of Wyoming
avenue will leave tomorrow for an eX-
tended stay in New York city.
The residents of Woodlawn avenue
have prepared a petition, which they
will bring before the city council, ask
ing that the artificial lake in Woodlawn
Park be abandoned, and through the
summer months flower bed adorn the
space it now occupies. The objection to
the lake is that the stagnant water
breeds malaria and that the summer
nights are made too noisy by the music
Of the frogs, with which it swarms.
The following programme will be
rendered by the members of the Sun
day school in the parlors of the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church on Easter
Sunday morning, beginning at II
o'clock: Overture, orchestra; song,
Butterfly" school; response and
prayer, school; quartette, Messsrs.
Wenke, Gunster, Kirkpatrick and Pill
lings; overture, orchestra; birthday
exercises; Offering; overture. orchestra;
address, Prof. G. w. Phillips; secre-
tary's report; duet, Miss Polhemus and
Nh Gunster; recitation Adelaide Hunt;
song, Under the Snow" school; cradle
roll exercises; closing song, Little
Fisherman" school; march, orchestra.
A recent letter from Samuel u.
Bailey, son of Thomas Bailey, of Dick
son avenue, who is now in England,
states he has a position in one of the
largest shops in Nottingham, at which
place nearly all the fine machinery that
is used in the manufacture of Nothing
ham lace curtains is made. He is study
ing hard, and expects soon to return
home, fully competent to construct the
most complicated Nottingham machin-
err.
Luther p. Smith, one of the early
settlers OF Green Ridge, and a charter
member of the Green Ridge Presby-
terian church, is lying critically ill at
his home, on Wyoming avenue.
Attorney and Mrs. II. F. Wells, OF
Washington avenue, are enjoying a
southern trip.
Harry Dunning has returned to his
home in Hartford, after two weeks
visit with Green Ridge friends.
A very delightful entertainment was
given by one of the classes of the AS
bury Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school in the church parlors last even
ing, The rooms We're filled to the doors
and the large audience gave every evil
dence that the entertainment was Il
successful one. Prominent on the pro-
gramme We're Charles Hartley the ven-
triloquist; Mildred Green, elocutionist;
Mrs. B. T. Jayne, soloist, and Miss
Aliens orchestra,
At regular meeting of Green Ridge
lodge, No. 603, Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, held last evening in Ma
sonic hall, on Dickson avenue, the fol-
lowing officers We're elected to serve
during the ensuing term: Noble grand
NJ. ID. Farnham; vice-grand, b. ii. Ell
dred; secretary, f. S, Oliver; treasurer
Charles +. Jones; trustee, eighteen
months, w. II. Treverton; medical eX-
aminers, Dr. Rea, DR.. Treverton and
Dr.. Berlinghpff; degree master, f. C.
Dean; relief committee, w. j, Heck
man.