New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
TWO WEEKS In ALLEGANY COUNTY.

RELUCTANT PARTINGs-PERMANENr HOMES FOR
SOME OF THE CHILDREN
tFKoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
BELMONT, n. Y, Aug. 14.-An additional
party OF Fresh-AiT children camo TO Hornelsyie,
wensye and other points, with tho persons sent out
for the Aegapy party OF go children which starred for
homo to-day The returning children accompanied
20 the depot by their entertainers many of whom parted
with them reluctantly and expressed wish to entertain
the same children another year While of the
children were impatient TO their parents and to tell
than OF the good times they have had display
their gfs many said they wished TO stay longer Two
little boys insisted that thOre mistake. that
they here only week and they to stay
Two few children. by special invitation, will remain
two weeks longer and will return withihe second party
or perhaps remain permanently # consent can DO OBJ
t. ned from their parents OF friends
The Angelica party came over the hills with flying
aars aud arrived the depot singing loudly The chill
dren boarded the train with their calico bags bursting
with new clothes and dolls aud other toys August APP
pie dried berries and other gifts frOm KIND riends They
also carried bouquets al parcels lunch In their hands
The most mishap to little girl whose host
had bought her a new pair shoes she was 80 over.
loved at the gift that sho began jumping up aud down,
and slipping fell disocatng ner shoulder. ply stefan
was at once Cal cd aud with proper care the shoulder
was all rg0t again. Many OF the children imported
. wholesome fear OF Inc police Tue youngest o the
party twOyearo old GIRL warned her brother soon after
tleir arrival 10 "tum Oh 10 gwass. Peeceman take
Fweddy." Another, hoy, looked yearnlngly at the
daisies by the roadside and upon being asked why he
did not PICK some replied "Pm fraid the peeoe Will
take me" One hvey ear.Od boy was gwen Illus.
uated papers him. lie took them out OF doors
and presently returned with handful OF pennies lie
had pedde his papers to people passing by. one little
girl upon being put bed. said, We don't steep this
way home There arc SIX OF u.s. and We sleep cross
wise" One miscneyOus small boy prmed" the pump
AS he had host only he used OF
lasses and vinegar kept TO catch flies, ana which had
successfully performed tots Office for several days The
consequence was that hundreds of flies pumped
out OF well. much to the mystncatiOn OF ts owner
unit; the Of tho hy-trup discovered. The only
creatures which have been able to successfully resist tho
more vigorous attacks oT tine children have boon
hornets ana bees. Fifteen children IN Belmont return
Ing from woods, met drove OF cattle, which boy
stirred up with a saping whip. panic followed, and
the children scrambled quickly over stump fence ouly
10 into hornets The squeals aud dancing
which followed must have astonlshed even the hornets.
Ia addition to tho List already published, The following
people entertained tho children OF this party At
scio-Mrs brown. Mrs Merriam, Mrs. Hayes, mrs.
Mlles smith, Mira Babbitt Miss j. WILDER, Mrs. GAyitt,
Mrs Merrman d. Z. Rogers. Al Cuba-kObert WATSON,
e. Parks, NJ A. HILLS John Briggs, h. l. Gleason, Mrs.