New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29

e sse't AIsssy e ~ ssss train ~, ON ::
obvatcd tbss necessity by ordering special co-
vey them TO schenectady whore they would NEE tas
Of the scheneetady train refused to take the cndreu
without their tickets, which were at Albany "Tec
said the friend OF the little onestbe good shepherds
he cal ed by some OF the older children last year
official. who asly ssreed to sss w,thoat oriers after
M Tappen had offered to deposit the price OF the
In the meantime the tickets were procured at Albany
cooperstown also caliei Mr. Happens Ingenuity Into S
play Either they had to leave Troy without the coveted
or sa Delaware and Hudson Canal Railway at Albany
had be held for them. The breakfast could not he
% the train sn' di.pste5er said that the train
could not be held Four minutes renal led
Happen succeeded IN psrsuadng the dispatcher delay
the train for three minutes only Then hasienihg 70
sne xo minutes In reaching Albany He did and tho
waiting train boarded BY the happy children and
the tne' i,m 1a sowpd by iDe train dispatcher
Some children 10 famiiies where their board
homes a. Haryev one Of the merchants who assisted
the distribution OF the luncheon this afterDoon pays
Others are similarly interested in the WORK Among tho
many persons deserving mention for the earnestnes IN
Soss fo ney he city, VISITORS are the Rev Ethan
the Rev. Z. N daney and the Rev ar Isoaie passcrs
Meihodisr Ep,scops c6arcnes; Mr. HARDING, W. e.
Stone Editor OF The Camden AdUdaee c. = Munger. Ed
tor Of The Camden Journal. and many young ladies' VINO
p pIeasa an'' articles ar commanding Tas TaIBuss
for It's work Sa thu Of
entertainers with number OF children that earn was
10 lake new party for Camden had been started ~
the committee since the cEioren a,o w. IT, vsis r s
Will present the after 70 tner peog'e gu
and the second appeal will be puollsned In tue vintage
papers next week. ....-- A.. -,
children:
John II. Ford. q James p Ford. 2; Robert Craig. 2;
william Ford. q; Harvey DaIa, Fl william Crenan.
Mrs o. Mackiu, J. L. CleIand Cnares Iavior. =;
E. B. Upson /: Il. d. Wood, 2; L. 3; Goodyear, b Hw.
d M.s H. II mabie. 2; w. s. Peck I; Bennett Cobb 81
T. O. Mabe 1; Mrs +. II. burst. 2; Griffith kobers,2.
3. Freezon 2; Mrs. II. ii: Woodruff DAVID WILL for
Miss Ella Costello q; DAVID VIII, for 6. T. Conant 2; C.
s. Stoddari, q Mrs. David Price, 1; James Price 1;
Louis Whitman, l.; b. L. Osborn. l. Mrs Martha pau
cock 2; Henry Clark for b. A: Curtiss 1; Mrs. Polly
sparrow, q George srub.rt, q Francis Parke o. c.
Woods. Jonn senberf, 2; D. Burch, D Mck,ip' =;
A. Voorhee-. 2; q L. Jones q Sherman Sperry, 2; -
Chnrc I'LL Roswell Paddock u Keswe a rsooScE I9r
watkins 2; N J. Charter, 2; W. BALDWIN, l; u. r. wat
kin, 1 David wnI q Mrs. Gertrude smith. Mrs..
iona Craig. q Mrs. s. Deck, Mrs. Eunce blakeIy, iof
j. g. Dorrance. 2; Mrs. W. r. Barnes, p Elias spelcer.
2; Koberl Craig for 3. d. Ston', 2; A " Eaghsh 1;
AlDert Barnes 2; Mrs. Robert Craig for Mrs Israel
Butler, Mrs. Della D0ten. L. Mrs A M Josnn, l;
George Ruscoe, for +. W. Olmstead, Il hoDert hooet-
son, y. ,..u~ .h,
morning. the several families where they soent
Apply vacation last sumner Three sisters went 70
visit ar DocHsteter, of MIdGefeld Centre, ana one
girl was invited Mrs. Med maid, OF the same place;
Mrs NJ Dickerson OF East Windsor. enteraiDstwo grs
fortnight with Mrs H. g. WILKINSON. Of Alton, and Mrs.
Pearsal, of Coventry.