New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
Ward Mission and Spring Mills "a, sent by tho Seventh
| Avenue Mission
The children will be cared for as follows:


At Alfred Cenre-By Miss Susie Burdick Mrs. S Me-
ter stman, Mrs. Pauniee, Mrs Daniel b1ricN, III
Jarvis Kenyon, Mrs C. Woodwort9, Mrs o9n' Kenron,
Ms IIuf Mrs Madein stillman. Mrs Edison Bnr1,fk,
Mrs. X Alien Mr' Perry rorler NJ" Mrs T. F. Read
D. b. Kenyon, Mira, H. +. Caugworthy Mrs Laura Deooo'
Ni1 a. IRS%rt W yaS Mrs " T. I'M MI, C. Case,
Mrs Davis, Mrs; Conkng Mrs COMPTON, f as 40
PA Fnepd'hip- Harmon Corbn, Mira. Rufus Gardner
Ms; ME-. E s,'lGrc N im5 osp Stout ana j. Weman
At Honclslle- Nellie sutton MI yrs 9 stpnhen
smith Mrs. Frank EstcrblOok, Mrs. Fannie Stlaihda'
Mrs l. J. Iurhcrt Mrs Adrian Miss Helgn ,;oD .
Mis- hrownsway Mrs Henry Best, Mrs f. \; b'I If
Mrs. NJ. Lc MuRna, MIS- D4u', n'i p - Mr., LrG
Mrs y wheeler Mrs. sheu, Mrs sharPnus' l. H. pPon-
COT ana Mf Jsnn X Steele Ms, Nellie Lockhsr
Lewis McIenry Mr.. V. g. Garter, Mrs NJ Parsons YRS
$3.50 CTaniIil Mrs, William kasr, Mrs. DR. Lament
Mrs GEORGE 10 .jauip Mrs. Ira Dixon, Mrs Rose MIS-
George Lincoln, Mrs Rosa Greeu Ms. b. GHlhn ana
Al scio-Io6n s. wrigat, + W: pmney, z. j. Md
dangh J. j. Brewn. H. Merriam, I. Hams, X s. B.fyE'
o. Ilowniac F. Miks, Miss Clossen. Mr, Hnsses Mira.
.ej. Mrs BRADLEY Knight Frank Wallace. ". l.. sinner
sou sarah Babbitt, Mrs. Charles stnaE, Charles Anna
AZ Sndover~Wrs = Austin, Mrs ]. Brcw,ter Mrs. r.
Barker Mrs +. Barker n. r. Bundy. Charles BOYD ).
Cochran r. Cochran Co hiram Mrs, J. %ooS Nh Il NJ
Church, Mrs. r. T. CLARKE MIS- A. G. Clarke, Ms. a. l.
Coleman, Mrs. Il. CLARK, J.. L. COob, Mle l. tshslo' g.
Mr. ]. /. Cunningham, l. Dodge, Mrs. Dlaire, W j.
Demnc Mrs \ pin. Mrs. G. X. Enos: &. Foster, Mrs.
Mary Greea, Mrs. " b. Green, Ms j. NJ Green; Mrs t.
| Ham, &Irs. J. ]. Harmon, Mrs. 4. A; dncneI'
Mrs f. Hucher, Mrs. d. l. LiVcTm more
c. Lover, II. II. Miller J. Nichols
Mrs !. G. Or,is Mrs. W. Orys Mr., p. Potter, Mr. =.
Potter John ~ Porter John Porter T. Rogers = ROBIN
SON Mrs g. II. Randolph Mrs o. Rosebush tue iteV
SIXTH Miss A. slntan. Miss \. G.. sutherland, Miss ~
'Trask Ms +. Unlike, and II. w Cook.
At Ri0hbuTE Mrs. J. =. Y. Blckus ME-. j.. MeIScn-
ger Mrs Amos Coats. Mira y. D. MaNson. Mrs g. H"t"r-
lee b. J. CRUISER Thomas Jackson, Mrs. Iaty, MIS- w.
Mrs l. Hughes Mrs ;. f. Booth, drs NJ ID. CrahdaIi'
| ana others. 49,.
T. .. OScoot. ana others
FROM BROOKLYN TO BErHLEHEM.
Twenty-Five children from lIIookyn VIII be sent
to Bethlehem Conn, this morning az O'Clock.
| They are to start from The Grand Central Depot,
here the red badges of the Frcsh-Air Fund will bo
| furnished Them Thc departure Of children from
this depot always attracts great deal of attention.
IO-day's party viii rs usual bc an interesting one,
| and no one who sees the gleeiul tumut of such a
| company will soon forget IT. Red Hook Point,
| BROOKLYN, Is the centre 1om winch tneso
| children come The other brooklyn parties tins
| year have presented II comparatively hne appear
ance-not 80 Hne however. but that fortnight IN
the country will SO change them that their parents
! will scarcely he able TO recognize them when they
! come back. The people IN Bethlehem VINO nave
volunteered 20 open their homes to these niue ones
| are:
Clinton Bird the Rev c. W. Morrow, William r. IIar-
rison. Mrs Samuel Hayes Miss Parnclec, Mrs stephen
Hayes Mr. stone Charles Boss, Nss Minnie BloS,, Miss
Candce. Ma. ii. ;. Jackson, Mrs. Flowers ana MIS-
StOughtou.