New-York tribune., 1882-08-15
p,pTIrs TO NINE DIFFERENT PLACES.

PARTIES TO NINE DIFFERENT PLACES.
Thirty beDefciaries of the Fresh Air Fund started
from the Grand Central Depot at $40 a. III. yester-
day for a two weeks soJourn among the
hills of Massachusetts, and Connecncut'
Twelve went TO Northampton aud small
party to Florence i'll the former state
and the others were sent to We tport, Conn. Those
who will entertain the children at Northampton
are Mrs. X. b. DAVIS Mrs. c. 5. Graves. Enos Par
SONS Edwin Parsons Nh. Paul and Sophia Clark.
The marty at Florence will be taken care of by DR..
Gavlord and John OSgood. The party
sent 10 Northampton was the second
sent there tins season The children were selected
from the Brick Church Mission: Among them was
a very pretty little girl. about four years old, with
biy blue ewes and hight curly halr. She wore a
clean white dress and a hat trimmed WIN DAISIES
One of the little girls Thought II was as S"od Us
playing school " when MIR. Parsons read over the
names and each boy and girl answered present
The hour OF \ yesterday morning saw Dand oi
forly children at tine foot OF Corladt-st ready 10
take the train fOi Mecklenburg Scbnyier county.
where they are to pass fortnight. MecklenbuTg
is a small rural place about hNe miles from me
nearest railroad station Miss Ella CaIman, of that
place has taken the matter III hand and IL IL to her
assiduty that the party owe the hospitality
winch they receive IRON the people OF IN. lhe
Mace TWsut Vt rec OF the children were brought
nom the East district OF New YORK ny
Miss Carrie NJ. Beaumont, OF the DE witt
Memorial Chapel, WHO went with the children 10
their destination. Inc seventeen otneis were
brought their homes by Mrs hutchinson. OF
'laDel Places were O1creu III MtchttbbuTS
for forty y-iour children by the iolI0"ng prisons;
R Cannail Thomas CaIuan, u. Bodle, Dr /.
Kelsey T. Thompson. j. Updke, DE "it' Cue
NOAH Agard Mr.. Lewis, George lloSnci; Mrs iInglIs
soD No,drcal Carmeu Airs. III. Becker, Mrs. l..
CoddIugtou the Rev A q. Ielonbei, Mrs Banker,
~ ,Ib.u, Colo, smith Mrs Berry Parker NIXOm and
q ~ fireman Many OF these people oiIer the
children permanent homes. provided they give
satisfaction. :, .,, 80,
xr.tched homes III The city last night on the Troy
boat ior IA vacation among the hills and nou talns
of Vermont Eleven Oi the cIlIoich Z" 10 MdhIhes
ter 10 which place they have been invited 1Or
The third season by the people whom they visited
The first time they LETT the city IN thls way. lhe
rest thirty i'll number, VIII go 10 NOrth Bennington
,vbsre tnev will occupy "a house that lrcnOr w.
Park has placed at the disposal oi the Fresh AIT
Fund ior Tue remainder Uf the summer As soon as
tins parry return To the clIy similar one
will be sent to take their places. lhe
house is large and roomy ana Is surr"unueu
nv broad and well-shaued lawns, so that the
children will have AN apundaDce Oh space
IN which to ramble about anu play In the nee
,nountain air. 1he party mat s,aIted iot North
Remington were uuder the care Oh MIS- Mchiilnoh
and nis, L. HoughtOn vino will stay Win the
child en- through the TWO weeks of their visit with
rhe vounp people there were the mothers al several
OF them vino need bit OF country all and HE
more even, than their children do. Two
women had puny looking nursing babies with
them. These mothers VII hclp 10 take care rt oi
the children tnclr big country house. Inc
children were sent by Mrs. MckInnoE and by
Manor Chapel, CALVARY Chapel and tho Chapel oi
The Atonement The party that Went 10 Man
chester All came from ST. AugustInc's Chapel. ami
were IN charge OF Miss Bennett.
IA party OF ninety-two children, sent ont
oy 1nE TRIBUNE on account OF It's Fresh
AIR Fund, lett the city on the Albany
boat last evening bound for Cazenoyia and
Rome, y. Y. The children were from the Five
Points House OF Industry, the Free hlndergarten'
the Chapel Of the AtoneIneni, Mllpah
Chapel and the Reformed Churcn in Ninth-ave.
The party were TO have numbered ninety eight, but
TWO children, 1T found after they gOi To the
boat had been out before this summer and they
were consequently sent back. -Four that were 10
90 did not come, 80 the number was reduced to
ninety-two SIX other children will be sent out TO
day TO take the piaces Of those who md not go
YESTERDAY. Ihese will go 10 home, ma~ing the iul
number ior that pIace-eighieen. The rest, eighty,
90 to CazenOyla. ~
Besides these parties. sixteen children went TO
Clinton. Conn., at = p. III. from the Grand Central
Depot aud "A small party To Matawan, n. j., by the
steamer Minnie Cornell