New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-03
GREAT FUN IN FRESH AIR.
HAPPY CHILDREN IN COUNTRY HOMES.
TIE ENTERTAINERS NO LESS Observation-Disclosures
LOVE.

LOVE.
ryRou SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUsE
EAST BLOOMFIELD, n. Y,July 90" Mama,
can't we have an Air chidi" said little Village miss
as she came home church on recent sunday ater
the needs Of the children had been pre-
sented by her pastor. Her wish was grathed AID she
has sweet little Air girl" for q companion, from
whom she learns much OF tho real surroundings OF
tho moor children I'm the crowded parts OF Newly ork than
II was possible for her gather from the eloquent ap
peal made for them from the pulpit She sits ana stehs
to the city child telling OF the little rooms In whch her
mother and three children younger than hersen h'e'
she wonders how person can possibly sleep
I'm n bedroom that has window, the only
Light and air coming In through door leading 10 the
kitchen whore tho cooking and washing are DONE Inc
city child In wonders how her little rlehd aare 10
walk on the grass, and when she herself prcsnmes 10
take such liberty she gances around INVOLUNTARY 70
see that officer is In sight.
The rural village OF East Bloomfield has about SUI III
habtauts and is beautifully situated sbout mile from
the station OF the same name the Canandaigua Ba-
tavia and Tonawanda Branch OF the New-forK Cehtri
Railroad Thiry-onc FreShAir children came here on
Wednesday being small contingent OF the largo party
sent tho special train Owing to the szo o. inc
party and the changes at Canandaigua where 2oo OF
the young velers left the train ITO find homes and
the two carloads children for this road rsnferred 10
other cars there was a slight mixing OF the lists and
some children designed for East Bioomhed went
to West Bloomfield, and their places
were taken by others, but the efficient committees
u the several towns corrected Inc annoying
o..or. aud III. strangers wcro
moving the hospitality of country homes. some rdlhg
on large farm wagons, some roaming ABOUT sarneriny
flowers, and picking berries. while others joined Win
home children the songs aud games which they knew
To TmE TRIBUNE correspondent who accompanied the
orai 1'hurcn said TO-DAY: I'VE received thirty-one
chIdren on Wcdue.dav and twenty more the following
d.v war
our people enjoying their visitors fuy AS much as
are partly in the village and partly on farms
around. They had the usual attacks OF nome
symntihy They are delight ed with green grassland
are seen fonding lovingly the cornstalk-
OF the Youngest OF them sweet little girl o ten years.
who came in the first company. reported tnat ner
younger OF Six had been sent back by ms teacher
because no was unwilling to leave her side and march
with the boys directed. He promptly telesraphsd
sooner did he meet who greeted him warmly,
thad doubled both his nsts and began 70 pomne her
Inn behind of her will. lie was speedily recon-
cicd and is enjoying himself 40 nuch as any sne
hear OF only inisdencanor. some boys Al farm
house ston young turkey 90 death Runor has made
It several nrkeys but imagine wa o,y r, cn ne
week the park at the centrr or our Ylllase can
only say that glad to do aauch tAis Tor the
charity. which The Tribune has so nobly conducted,
aud that will. think, DO glad To do more on some
The entertainers with number Of children At each
place are ~ follows: Three each 80 Moses Eggle-
sDu An
swift g. W Worraii Mrs C. T. steele. Loren Brin-on.
Dwight French, John T. Hamlin j. W Taylor MISS Hat
tie Dowding, A. Rowlcy. g. Cumming, ID hc"H-
iams d. IL Gould aud George Blackburn, ana ons cach
Hamlin. Miss Nina Bramin. uly sses wheeler. the Rev
c. :. Durfee. Miss Hattie stafford. A. l. Ad.ns oscar
E. C. Totman Ed.on Adams. A. Pope. the Rev. W.
Armstrong, r. W. Appleton. Oscar Rener. and Chaunccy
Eight children went 20 Mllcrs Corners in the nrst
party aud beiug cared FOR ~ Mr. G +, Iay,or'
s. o. smith and Mrs Loren Taylor.
Tho following persons In West BoOmned are enter
tanning thLrty.siN children Mrs j. Palmer Mrs W
George shepard Mrs T.. r. Worhington. Mr. Henry
Coftrell Mrs K NJ Peek. Mrs G. " Heaaec, Mrs.. X l.
Leach, Mrs. W. T. Case. Mrs. ". H. shepard Mrs " j.
Peek Mrs Dr. Cheney Mrs. H. Z. Brown aud Mrs CLARK
Allen 80,
one girl rather larger than the majority Of this
parfy was placed the 81 the conductor ana
sent Leroy. ~ the request Of tue Rev Arthur -o'n
Of ST Marks Church fne arrived safely AMI ].
giving much satisfaction ia tho cheerful rec
49, IN which sie was invited sac
has her companions ami playmaes two daughfer- n
the rector lite Older ihAn me ana ono younger
n the child continues do well she has done %
lar. and her family u the city willing that she
should ain, ehe will doubtless become one o! tho
recors family. Should this occur Il will he only one OF
country for little visitors were rhe results ~ Tort
nights outing one msssnary lG5t year secured the
adoption ~ mae children IN homes whore taey hiltpeh'
two weeks. 40.
In speakng % the homes from which the children
come attendants OF the r.t party sent here
said =. Tho T. family l. another case OF slrknr :,
rant aud po,erty the father last spring dslocaiei
hs shoulder whe doing carpenter work, thus being IA
able 10 work the family back great deal, and
the noney which hty had saved soon melted away, aui
tho family were 80 poor that found lalthOugl TOO
modest to ask for themselves thai thry ala not khO"
" here the next meal was 10 como fIom'