New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
HAPPY CHILDREN AT GRANBY.
srvrNTY-FlvG POOR CITY cHILoK1N AMID Gi'EE'
FIrIDs AND y WAPPY nONEs.

FIrIDs AND Is HAPPY HOMES.
frRov SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF rHE rEIBrNEI
Gp,xRy. Conn. Aug IO-What Is called The
towu of Granny is really township, containing
a number Of villages several mile apart as Granny
Station North Cranky, East CRANKY, CRANKY street
also known as salmon Brook-and some o'noiS'
The township is noted for lts beautiful scenery, 's
wonderful trout streams its old copper mine ana
the new Creamery. The copper mine was in opera
tion hundred and fifty or two hundred years ago.
and from It's copper were made the celebrated ana
now rare and valuable Grauby cents. In the 'lHe
Of the Revolutionary War the Old mine was used as
a prison. and in it,, deep dark dungeons, 70 when
prisoners were lei down the perpendicular shaft by
ropes there were some stirtnng experiences some
thing more than tuodrd years ago.
The Creamery is a cooperative institution which
Owls from 600 TO 500 COWS. mostly Attorneys anu
produces from 100 TO 500 pound, of butter day.
A. L. Cornwall, manager OF the Creamery, was the
orrauizer Of the Frasn Air movement IN Granny,
and his success Wa, SO great that now seyeniy-hVe
noor city children are enjoying he fresh air and
beautiful country here Before leaving tu- car,
TIE TRIBUNE correspondent saw FROM the ear Win
dow two New-YorA children playing in field near
The depot 1t was net necessary 10 ask them II they
were enjoying themselves. or 10 inquire concerning
their health; circumstances and appearances told
me sufficient From CRANKY station IL Is a lrasant
dIive of about mile to salmon Brook, oeduuiui
village containing twenty-five Ot The children.
A dozen Fresh AIR children were playing IN the
broad rret, which is. in reality % bright green
lawn with a carriage drive through 1t. The CORE
spondent drove up 20 some of them and asked them
If they we're feeling mo. eslck 70 TO any extent.
We'll I think not" answered very little gal.
." would never leave this place IN the world If
cnufd help itn Two brigh nttle girls looked per
t.. 4t ttfftf. nm T. j.
some house of G.. L. Looms, and children from Mt
Lark du4 MI. HOlCOmOc.s talked auouL TIE tlc-
sant tlnle they were having
From salmon Brook 10 l. about three HreS 10 Mt.
CoruWails pleasant pace IN North CRANKY the
roau passing through some very charming country.
Ou the way numbers OF FRESH Az chH-Ich were
-,eu often III company with the count children,
wit " hon tuey appeared To De on As good terms -
n they nad known them all their lives Inc heV.1r
CteN.l1.. Was met aoOut mile beyond salmon
RrnoA .l,h "A wee Fresh AIT child ia his buggy,
aud netot. Nil Cornwais home was reached tIat
gentleman too appeared Oh tue r5dd ih Ddg-y,
win tNO-NeaT-Jl city child WAom he Wds enter
| taI.iuc Mis-. Cornwall uad Two more oi The chl.-
ur,n a. home ald gave glowing account o. 'heiE-
Wnlle she Vas taIklng one OF the niue
surl. came UP with both hands full
0i apple, which she wished 20 send 10 me poor
cu luleI in NCN-1OIk VINO Coud hoe cVuc 10 'Hc
4. ma. ~ From Ar. COruWdlls tie rod lctde Dy
0esD raviue. al the bottom OF wuIcA Is a cleaning
.r,4lu ssil To bc iul Oi brook trout. waterfall
ana an oId gr,t-nIl are plsse-, dud then one sees
a large handsome mouse VIII FcIdnuaa anu pd1 70
wludOws, ana a,hammock SWING ln 'front.' TINS IL
tine nome OF Nils. GODDARD, VINO Lad tAlcr ol INC
city DnllureA. On the way bdch l." cdIIi"L PtO"A
uncluu- Fresh Ar children maze theif appear dnce
auu eve. ue xpres,ed himself OF nefs IL a Dti'-
:. ,,.rieclIv L.pyv" Groups were 10 BE- seen ncd-
,n M ar tlr nam, some houses, some lying lu tnc
uri,, others swli 9InL, ana OOuers sil'ius on Tue
vera. ,da, tollng s.Orcs Or reading 10 c4cH hei
Inc accounts received Ol IN JoAAHcu o. IHo Cn"-
drn ,y.r, everything Uuat could b. desired IhOsc
-, , .nterlalulnL caIldicu OrauuA are MIS-
A. r. Cornwall -,lrs. NJ A. Cotton, MIS-. D. W; i'iH-'
n 4. la; l;,.u Ms. Columbus IA eel. Mis-. H..
pai.5us NIT, ID. NIIcOA, his. H. OodnaiH Hll7. 1 q
L. klce Mis- Acny fIeidIis' Ms u. Nc" 20 ,
~ l. layr-. the I.cY. J. IL. Cleveland, MS. A be.
Neu, MIS-. stevens, Airo. =. IaS co, Mis-. imam
! D.w,s Miss Amelia Allen, AiIs. Mas II " lIc'A,
| IA A,i,ulon Deacon +. case, MIS-. fOfu Latham,
,Irs IL A luDDIc, MIS-. Ee.ds, 1irs. ,fliIu, Aii ..
! Ilara smith. Ms. II. i. Goddard, Slf~ OrVic
tlIuil MI. c. +. Looms, MIS- rancls DlaiA' Mis-
| n uoicoluDe MIS-. A Glllots MI. hulck, 9il-.
Tuiua H. DDir, Mis-. PottIOOnc, MS. " ii1n C4dld,
\ Mr., Or " ilsou, 5lrs. Cusnman MIC. IL Dewey,
| '1,9rIc, ,ollee ana Mrs. IalcOtt Hayes. y pllnlc
| -. IA. t,r me OF the children day or two
| g, ana several similar aIIalrs are projected.