New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11
~ FRESH FIELDS AND PASTURES YEW.

CITY CHILDREN TAKEN INTO COUNTRY HOMES.
CAzEYOvI>, n. Y, July 10.-Three big omni-
buses stood waiting at the station in Cazenovia last
Tuesday afternoon. An expectant crowd covered the
platform. They had come TO welcome the fifty travel
stained and tired children by the Fresh-Air Fund
from Gotham Court, in Cherryst. New-York, who bad
left the city at g o'clock the night before.
Shepard Tappan, assisted by C. F. Green. had
given them good breakfast in Troy Mr. rappan has
for year, and ie1 every Ere III Air party which
has passed. through Troy. On this occasion he cheer
fully spent several hours in clrin; for chdrens in
forests and helping them their train. when Cas-
noy reached the youag travellers could scarcely be
keot on board the train uitl it full stop the
station hut last they tunblol out pel-mell and
bundled into the stages AMI driven to the chapel Of tho
Presbyterian church.
4, hey clamberel out they eagerly scanned by
the more impatient ladies who wanted early choice
Tho Rev Wilton NJ smith, pastor ~ the church. led tbs
cadren into the chapel, seated them on benches mi
called the roll, while hs young ll!es washed their htnd,
and lco5. In an aaoising room dinner large enouh
for three times fly children spread In tempt
ing array. During the IA q the 'ioei9h took place
A they wcrc chosen. each child hal slip ~ paper
pinned IN H. breast containing IT, own name and that .,
It's host eve could accommo lato ton more, at least
SAID the tired pastor as the little groups separated for
their now homes
The following arc the lsd.c,, agd e"niiemcn who VIII
souhwct Mis- Llfi1 Rogers. Mrs oscar VOLS +. ID.
loood'. II \ Iannuu, M Hayden. Mrs griffith. Mrs
Inomis Nrl J. G. Cou4tpck. Nr' aocum Mrs. Conover.
W.
Wnta Mss sc H m, ' Wac. His '; y wr ''7
The town OF rp"uUyia cntcraiHcia large party twO
years 40 the work il pot altogether new TO h'n.
lh4 year tho whole o'ir IL being carried THROUGH ~
tba lorrcy Uani, young peoples missionary society,
rnl their exc, .ni mont u hSnS pti'ek 80.
children arr now iuly d'mc'io to1 Thit kl1i iflonis
have taken hcm 30 hcr hoars ~ we'll ~ 10 ibcit b0moh
OFF FOR CONNECTICUT ANpLAKB CHAMpLtIS.
Miss Sarah Eddy who hns largo farmhouse
two miles from uthan Conn has pado prcparslionst to
tako twenty children Tor two weeks. shs VIII
bo assisted by throo women an hS put up sxiDgs So
To- the u,c ~ the to sac asked th, the majority
~ uom shopll BIO boys, an unusual request Mr..
Corbn also offered 30 take one girl. rhsy started LAST
might IN the city ~ w)ros,tar There wore thrtson
boys ald eight girls. sslootei from tho stantonst.
Industrial school, which ,u Ter Epl,coplian manage
mont and PATRONAGE. Their parents hard working.
Industrious pc po tnats wlrr' they have parents for
6"T are Germans !. stamped on tser faces, for
the lar e. deep melancholy eyes. largo hrlts, Wide laSs.
md slow movements, p-oc!aiH them Ieulons oltand
II the departure Of tho Troy boat had been delayed six
minute, on "Wednesday II void have carried d seven
had started They party 0fcnldcn which had seen
Chtmplain gions. Determined not 30 disappointed
acaiu party arrived hour earlier yesterday, ne
number being increased by four; hey grsped ABOUT 100
sei,g IN an fhe sscE Of The .sratora The thirty.
threa gir3 and twentysglt boys were from the Boh-
ri4u Presbyterian missions At FOuItb-St and Avenue
and FtrfvSe,0nIst and Seeondava Tbs parry will arrive
tb,s mor1!ng m Troy Wore shepard TaDDai will tive
tha caGren breakfast rley viii then take the
Tor Essex County and two Stands Of Lake Champlsn:
Ten 90 by special inyita0a OF those who entertained
tlem two years ago. The entertainers are: Al Vest
port: Mrs H. NJ HeaNL AZ Xeesvile; Miss Hueius.
Mrs j. f. Brewer Mrs. Pope, Mrs Rurus Prescott, r..
A. b. King,and, Henry Mould James T. Mills Joel CAS-,
wrll, and \. G. Andrews. A. Grand lsle Mrs. Harnan
Ma omber, Mrs. 2. +. Wilsey, Mrs. L. D. hacom-
ber Mrs. J. T. Ncn, Mrs. W; Lad,
Mrs. Samuel M4cOmbrr Mrs g. J. Hubert, Ephrllm
Nacom0rf. 4. u. DAVIS. stephen HOag, 2. Reynolds
Warren Peri and w. T. Ansn % South Hero ISLAND:
Miss NJ. Pnelp', Mrs W. p. Hail. Mr.. Walter Martin,
The Rev. o. q. VIII ol0r. Graham Phelps, h. i, IL
Fletcher. Alison Landon ana HOclco Allen.
SEEKING HEALTH IN DUrCHEss COUNTY.
MILLBROoK, Duchess County, Ny, July 10
a party OF twelve te girls from eight to twelve years
old wcro sent by THE TRm'NR Fresh Air Fund to this
town on last Tuesday. The Rev. j. T. Lya Of this place
wrote for the children to come aud male efforts 10 Ind
homes FOR them in the ncisborOod On the arrival ofthe
party there was great excitement al The station Al last
al were divided AID tAteh Of 10 their new homes Iho
ladies and .eutcmru VINO bad prepared @ make no
ltle sacrifice o. peace inl comfort In taxing city ch
Dir H. were agree bly, disappointed for these were rot
tyie4l city wIfs la respect at least. They W"te
cl0an and dressed neatly. The te girls were received
and taken hOlae ~ ilrs John q. Lane, Mrs. ~ och
wibcr Mrs ~ ". Alden, Mrs. Isaac BOIce H. ). Hsight
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