New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
FROM CITY TO COUNTY,.
LARGE PARTY IN BBooME CouN

LARGE FARIl IN pt'VV'"" ,rvprn
AVER . HUNDRED CITY cHilDl'EN 70 str
AMONG SEVERAL TowNs-cSi"o'i''
THEN. - -Bp rRIPuxr.I
%.rrr~vv,. POM. n. Y, Aug. Dor the par -
~. ohildren sent out BY TIE TRIBUNE -
I'd today lO4 arrived here safely, io"i -
-. ~. .,ain Of CbeUango Bridge anu BIN ~
- Forls A great many people hSu ga
-. ,h.,r arrival the large whtins-i o -,
H. r,a,forn OF the station oelng 'i'"U~ -.
iohs P'''''o' -, entertain the children and others
''o'e -. how a TRIBUNE Fresh All parry
sui.o sur Nv Of them seemed disappointed "peh
a.. ,rain came and two car loads OF origh" "'"-
- children arrived who If it had not been ioI
,be dust and cinders with when tneS W
covered. could not have been dls1ihg'liAu'u -
many of the village children - ,.ho
tn. n.rtv was in charge of c. H. Treadwel, VINO
onickiy formed the children IN hne' anu -
marched down Main-st to the Academy s'oN"u''
- -. - .ssie,ned 70 the persons who were 10
-r,or+o,, them Several persons who were 10 TAM
,,l,,r, ,rere nreyented from doing so by sicAhe>S
4; hi, fo,n,l rs ard another Mas Temporarily ou'
of town but there was trouble III mining oIher
paces for the children. as there were many Peop'o
who were glad to get them, and places couid ~
brep found for least twenty more. 0e'eiAi
farmers had driven four or i've miles on purpose ..
take the extra ones there should De any Al
n short time the children were all IN comfortable
homes in the village or on the way to the Hrins
where refreshing baths bounteous suppers' peas
ant words and kind attentions rom ther generous
hosts will make their two weeks vacation long 10
be remembered
The inhabitants of the little village Of Triangle
which Is nestled among the hills OF northern
Broome County. have fairly outdone themselves IN
geoerositv no less than sixty of the children mo
inc neasant homes among the good people OF that
place while SIX of them are at Upper Lsle. SIX al
Chenango Forks four at Chenango Bridge ana
thirty-elght mud entertainment 10 " hitneys TolD'
and ITS vicinity The names of those who entertain
children are a. follows: Chenango Brdge-Mrs T.
!. Parsons and Mrs II. NJ Keller; Chenango Forks
Prince Mrs. Eugene Potter and Mrs Perry
Rhss. ITpper LisIc-Mrs. Rouss, Mrs sherwood ana
Milton Sherwood; IrL.ngie-Earl Cartwright
n English L. Conro, N klnyOn, T.; ia es
j b. WATSON, William Magee Ill., III EI"a aots
George Brewer Mrs. Simmons, l.. Talbot aIt'
q ~ jackson, Charles Love, f. ohlpmah, L AKIN
II. r. simmons. Z. V. Hall A. ID. Leonard, ;. hol-
land d. Beu,on, Miss Eva IerwlllageT' +. woman
Mr. Ida GRAY ). Z. Page, Hiram Todd, George san
ford William l.. TABOR. u. u. Saxton, D. HiODaru'
A. F. Tart, j. duffy, II. foungs' ~ Gage Wlulani
Wilcox j. H. Baker and William benson
Whtneys foint-Aiexander Hodges 4 NJ blO"n'
j Kmyon. Charles johnson, G. L. Bingham, A.
ThuIsOn, Henry oaXton Mrs. fee'o' M iva
ter Miss LottIe hurd. Alice Dorchester, D. D. an
Valeu Mrs Christian, Mrs. Eldredge. HerDeII UlO-
son p. .. lower, Nh ton Coy, o. g. EdmlsteT; VI Do w.
Boyiugton. Mrs Corbln, X. d. Page. MRS. Z. o. Far
sons, J. B. Seymour and Chester Lldredge-
THREE MORE PARTIES OF BOYS AND GIRLS.
Fifteen little g11ls with happy. expectant faces,
sat in the Grand Central Depot carly yesterday
morning waiting for the tram which was to bear
them away to the green fields Of Connecticut In
op,rv among the children revealed the tact that
only one of them had ever been into the country
before They could form idea Of what 1t would
look ike to them aud the who had seen the
unknown country told her less fortunate COM
nauions. over and again, OF the sights anu
sounds they were to see. These children came from
The rocky locality about Sixty-fourth-st. and
Tenth ave. called ShantytOwn." They
were without exception the offspring
of extreme poverty-the children OF wash ASH
women and pediers Their frocks were old and
worn tholgh Tor this occasion they were scrupu-
Innsy neat What do you expect to 90 III the
coDnirvfn was asked Of one OF the niue ones.
started twelve more little girls rom me helgIp
hood of Sixueth-st. and the East RIVER joined me
nortv. then carne squad OF fourteen boys
Pr royyad IN Ineir sunday best No one could LOOK
at The wan pale faces of most O the little giLs aid
not be profoundly stirred by feelIhg ~ PITY
nv me ch dren in ali went out from tins Ie
ut YESTERDAY and were distributed 1T various
ppoipts principally at kIlllnswOrth and COLDS
Nineteen children were sent up the North River
Yesterday by the day boat. destiued for Washing
3orv1lle la TINS state. Ihs Viii MAKE the
fYu nnota OF 100 children that have
beon sent 10 that place. They walked on board tie
hoat t,go bv tNo holding each o her by the hand,
tneir faces b. aiming with happiness Zach one mad
rIuned 10 his Jacket the red badge that 70 prevent
theln from turning up missing" should ahy OF
fbese boys ind suitable occupation IL the vicinity
OF WasLIngtonyhe, aud express a desie q" stay
there they viii Oe lett IN the country. Many Vi
then wsre of stout frame, ana gave promise OF
,rakiDq healthy staIWart men could lhey De re-
,noyed from the sOui which they arc accustomed
10 irtL a III crowded aud lJyen tilAted teneineHt-
houses. ,,,-- -, -, -. .
40 n NJ The children are from Jersey City, and
are M, first sent Oui from that place. They were
selected oy 5 H. Fisher. Part OF hem are from The
Home of tne Freuules, Of Jersey city. hey were
hound Tor Lakewood and MdtedecOncE No. winch
places thry expected 10 reach dDOut O'CLOCK Most
If the cI ireI art sufferers from malaria. and they
were A slckIy-lOUking lot as they stood assembled
on the boat at Pier No. :. They went Oh the boat
10 SANDY Hoo and from here BY raI to their des-
tinatlOus he nOues Tor the children at Lakewood
have been provided largely through the efforts o =
Y Blackman, OF mat place, VINO wrote tbat a1ter
reaolus the accounts OF the WORK oil Tue Fresh Ar
Fund M IHE iRIBUNE he could not rest uit4 he
had done some ming the matter.
he Two towns. Lakewood AMI MatedecOnck, are
In bealthtul locations and pure air and water are
abundant.
N MEMORY OF MOTHER