New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14
LIVELY PASSENGERS on THE ERIE ROAD

CHILDREN WHO ARE To DE ENTERTAINED on
FARMS AND IN COUNTRY VILLAGES.
BY far the most interesting passengers In
the long train lott the Erie Railroad drpo IN Jersey
Ciy a. naipa o'clock isat evening were those IN the
car which followed tue drawhg,room coaches II WAS
brn.iull of TRIBUNE FreshAir Fnnd children There
were "a In the parry: ~ OF whom were
bouud for Canton. Penn; % for Wells
villa n y and 7 for Horncllsyille, n. Y The
children vii. be given ;heir broakfAs: AZ Em!ri by The
gi,rra Adreriser. aud aferward L. X soper. manager
of The Ga-cic, will Treat thoa TO al
bour's ride about the city. Canton. Penn. where
most If Lie onlldren viii Say, Is village OF 1000 poo
ME IN the ricn dairy region Of Bradford County. aud
stuaisd midway between Elmira and biLamsport.
Penn The country High aud healthy, and aOOunds In
h,rt,tul se.ery The Rog. y T.. Gaea. pastor Of the
local Presby oman Church. was largely Instrumental In
udng entertainers for the party The names Of theae
,,ya.eartod people aud number OF children they
will entertain are: s. Manley. 4; Mrs Dorrance VIII
oo1.2; Mra Sarah Cowl. 4. Mrs. Hiram LindIoy. 2;
Mr.. aausou Wright, /; Mrs. Burton Montgomery,
nrs Warren Cooke % Mrs. Reid Foster. 2; Mrs George
Coli 2; Mrs. Warren Landon, l.; Mrs Henry watson. l.
All of the persons live on arms. Tho GU
teainers IN villa and the number Of children they
wiu take are: sire. Emma Westgate, 2; Mrs. Van
svokle g. Mrs ID. s. Crippen, 2; Mrs. T. IL. Thomas 2:
Mr, W. Locke. 2; Miss Ella sheldon, q and Mrs ). T.
Gates
Ths Marty going 60 WelsYo tho second
sent there this year. and the attendant going out
with A. will bring back foar fail OF children who
h.yo been staying and ia the neghborhood The
nsonle taking children AZ Hornelisylle Ward X.
pryI. y; j. ii. Roberts. /; sarah a. Barrett, z, and
sIlas pamrter, HlrtsV'e. 80 49,
Toe eatuering OF tne oalireu was like the assembling
of 40 many clans. Mr Burr Uf Bethany Chapel, Tenth
svc AID Thrtysixtn-st. brought 20; Mrs.
I.ws of the Howard Mission, 8; Miss Pierson aud
Mis. Gillespie small troop from the
West side aud Or. Clark 10 fron. Jersey
C,ty Ine Jersey Ci.y oniluren were collected
IN Inc shuaow great sugar-nonses OF that city.
where acme OF fatntrs work Ihere could scarcely
ne a more wonderful change Tor them tnAn transition
ron suon a locality tho fields OF Pcnnsy lyslnia
and Saw.York fhe caiidrcn made good
appearances ia their clean clothes and created
n,uen interest among the other passengers on
t.e tr In Tnrlr Lutte neads teemei with thoughts OF
tne country but many OF tneir IDEAS VIII doubtless bc
modified after they It; foe Instance. those oil the
ittlr fellow who didnt know what grass WAS" ono
ttle drl was blind owing tack OF smallpox 80
time a a Another little girl provoked Laughter by
s.Liug N the cars would run hftor she went to
seev She was Okngy assured That the closing OF her
avs would Immediately stop tho train As the party
Wi adj for the train TO start Lne girls sang "Sweet
Yoets ana boys bitted each other over tue head
and made tue roller fOoress reyoye for the sake OF the
noise - .-.....s.. .,,.....x =. n
o'cnck by the Erie Railroad ior basket NJ IL "hero
they will spend n coupe OF weeKA'