New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-27
RETURN OF FRESH-AIR CHILDREN.
PARTIES FROM ST. JoHNsBURY, CAMDEN AND CHE
MANGO FORKS.

MANGO FORKS.
The City of Worcester, OF the Norwich line,
which arrived her pier Saturday morning, brought
back tue FreshAr Fund children sent TO ST. Johnsbury
w. two weeks ago. The children were In charge OF T.
l. TreadwelI and Miss S. l. smythe, who had taken a
party to ST. Johnsbury Wednesday night Thursday
morning tho children were bTeakfasted at Palmer Mass
having left Ncw-London at a. IN. G. H. sage, OF
ST. JonmsDury who has shown great
interest In the work Of the Fund this summer, met toe
party al White River Junction and accompanied II 10
us d, stination Eighteen children were LEFT at Wells
River where W. T. Abbott, young man. had procured
homes for them Several OF them were dropped at ST.
Johusoury, where Miss smythe distributed them among
the hospitable people who waiting Tor them.
Fortythrce OF children went to Newporf, W., near
Lake Memphremagog, about 1--WE miles from Canada,
from winch place the greater part went to West Chat-
lesion, W.. where homes were obtained Tor them ny
Miss Human.
The superinten OF the Norwich line gave the boys
a supper after they reached the boat and the
Girls bre akfast on Saturday morning slower OF chill
dreu contributed $40 the fund.- an expression Of
his pleasure seeing good done TO these children by
their country trip. " chdless mother" and several
handed money to NJ Treadwel for the fund
The children came back well provided with new clothes
One boy who went ST. Johnsbury barefoot, because
he had no shoes to wear, not only wore good pair
Yesterday but also carried bundle OF new clothes,
besides the SUI. that be wore c. Il. Puney the prnci
pal of the ST. Johnsbury Academy. sent bundle of new
clothing for their little visitors by express It being TOO
srge for the children carry These are the girls 10
whom reference has been made In The
TRIBUNE their fathers being confined on Black
wells Island for beating hem and their
mother Two children sent ont in this party on August
will remain for weeks longer and one boy sent on
August . will return with them.
Fftytwo children arrived from TRIBUNE vacation OF
two weeks TO Camden ~ Y, by the steamer Saratoga,
OF the Troy Line, Saturday morning The cnildreu
were under the caro- OF Miss Clark. Some
of the children from Jersey City, number ca me
from "A d siant part Brooklyn. while the remainder
were from this city After much anxiety they we're d.
yded into little groups with the older boys and girls In
charge aud placed VITA tber bundles and satches
ON e sreetcars conductors promising 70 look out
for taem ana SCI safely forwarded on their jour
neys TDe parry were generally improved IN heaith ana
pleased WIN their trip. though several Of the giris
became seasck' on their return from the motion 81
the oars aud the boat. 5000 ,
Al $50 on Saturday evening party OF children arrived
I'm the cy from Cuenango Forks, Penn. by the Della
ware aud Lackawanua Railroad Tdey had been riding
most 81 the day but were awake ana iooklng
anxiousy for their friends who greeted them
al the deDot in Hoboken and wnen the ferry'0oa.
reached Barcay.st There tbirynye III tue party
when It went out but Of the children, who had not
been we'll we're the request OF the hosts permitted 10
remain. The Rev. c. o. Parsons. OF ChcnangO Forks.
conducted the children to the city, and delivered them
In charge OF their friends mere