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The Highland Lodge was on Harrietstown Hill in Harrietstown near the Ridgewood Villa and Harrietstown Presbyterian Church, across from the Harrietstown Cemetery.

Frank G. Tremble was the proprietor.

Note: There was another Highland Lodge in Lewis.

The Sun, September 13, 1906

A Presbyterian church with a seating capacity of 300 will be built in Harriettstown. The location will be on the east side of the highway between the [Villa] and the Highland Lodge. J. J. Fitzgerald is treasurer of the fund and together with [G. Tremble] donates the land required. The site is one of the most picturesque in this country, occupying as it does a prominent place in Harriettstown which is regarded as one of the most beautiful resorts in the state. It is proposed to erect a place of worship at a cost of $3,000. Already the people of the vicinity have contributed liberally to the fund.

Facts and Fallacies, June 13, 1907

Mrs. A. B. Allen spent last Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Tremble at Highland Lodge, Harrietstown, N. Y.

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-[[File:Highland%20Lodge%20and%20Annex.jpg|right|thumb||1909 postcard]]The '''Highland Lodge''' was on Harrietstown Hill in [[Harrietstown|Harrietstown]] near the [[Ridgewood%20Villa|Ridgewood Villa]] and [[Harrietstown%20Presbyterian%20Church|Harrietstown Presbyterian Church]], across from the [[Harrietstown%20Cemetery|Harrietstown Cemetery]].  <span>[[Frank%20G.%20Tremble|Frank G. Tremble]] was the proprietor.
+[[File:Highland Lodge and Annex.jpg|right|thumb||1909 postcard]]The '''Highland Lodge''' was on Harrietstown Hill in [[Harrietstown|Harrietstown]] near the [[Ridgewood%20Villa|Ridgewood Villa]] and [[Harrietstown%20Presbyterian%20Church|Harrietstown Presbyterian Church]], across from the [[Harrietstown%20Cemetery|Harrietstown Cemetery]].  <span>[[Frank%20G.%20Tremble|Frank G. Tremble]] was the proprietor.
 <span style="">Note: There was another Highland Lodge in Lewis.
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 ''The Sun'', September 13, 1906
-[[File:Malone%20Farmer%2C%20June%2025%2C%201913.jpg|right|thumb||This may or may not be the Harrietstown Highland Lodge<br>''|Malone Farmer''|, June 25, 1913]]A Presbyterian church with a seating capacity of 300 will be built in Harriettstown. The location will be on the east side of the highway between the [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Ridgewood_Villa|Ridgewood Villa]] and the Highland Lodge.  [[James%20J.%20Fitzgerald|J. J. Fitzgerald]] is treasurer of the fund and together with [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Fred_Tremble|F. G. Tremble]] donates the land required. The site is one of the most picturesque in this country, occupying as it does a prominent place in Harriettstown which is regarded as one of the most beautiful resorts in the state. It is proposed to erect a place of worship at a cost of $3,000. Already the people of the vicinity have contributed liberally to the fund.
+[[File:Malone Farmer, June 25, 1913.jpg|right|thumb||This may or may not be the Harrietstown Highland Lodge<br>|Malone Farmer|, June 25, 1913]]A Presbyterian church with a seating capacity of 300 will be built in Harriettstown. The location will be on the east side of the highway between the [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Ridgewood_Villa|Ridgewood Villa]] and the Highland Lodge.  [[James%20J.%20Fitzgerald|J. J. Fitzgerald]] is treasurer of the fund and together with [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Fred_Tremble|F. G. Tremble]] donates the land required. The site is one of the most picturesque in this country, occupying as it does a prominent place in Harriettstown which is regarded as one of the most beautiful resorts in the state. It is proposed to erect a place of worship at a cost of $3,000. Already the people of the vicinity have contributed liberally to the fund.
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