New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-18
BOUND FOR THE COUNTRY.
SEVEN HUNDRED CHILDREN MADE HAPPY.
TIE LARGEST PARTY OF THE SEASON LEAVES TIE
CrTY-NAMEs OF THE HOSTS.

ting Nalung-roofn OF the Cranu rotioh
yesterday afternoon, startled to behold largo CON-
pany Of children advancing toward him, each armed
with bundle, and smiling face. and all talking as II
their very lives depended the number OF words ut
tered every minute concluding that discretion was the
better part OF vaor he beat hasy retreat and In
quired Of one OF the employees, Vat ish all dot"
"oh. thems tho Fresh-Airs" replied the man. and so
1t was-Company A, OF the LIST Regiment OF TRIBUNE
FreshAr volunteers enlisted yesterday and bound for
the country, aud ." a good time"
Tho children all osgerness TO start, and many
the questions asked Of those who brought them.
"say Mister, how soon do we 60 7"
" DO we ride all night in the carsp
"what street Is the country onr
These few OF the many questions heard by re-
the waiting began TO I'LL up. The various
nes OF street kept bringing detachmens. UNTIL at
o'clock, 700 children making things
lively for the Pew willard Parsons and his assistants 1t
was pretty picture the long lines OF children stand
ing two BY two waiting to pass through the gate that
II seemed 10 them separated them from the paradise
OF which they had heard the little groups Of mothers
standing In the watching 20 see that their dear
safely board. few OF them fearful when
the last goodbyes sad but all of then happy and
glad that their children could leave their crowded homes
for two weeks.
When all of the children counted their names.
addresses and destinations recorded the special train Of
twelve cars, started amid the cheers Of de-
lighted youngsters, and the waving OF hsndkerchlefs
and many spectators went away feeling what one man
was heard to say That FreshAir busness is dom
pile Of good"
Some OF the requests from the country amusing
but far possible they followed by the mission
selecting the children. Send q baby in long
Clothes" wrote lady; another wanted two boys who
who had had measles. " two dark-hared boys" were
called for girls with black hair and and
pretty with the privilege adopting" An enthusiastic
worker, who large list but intends 10 do
better next year asked that Upright, beautiful and
orderly children" to sent as "an encouragement
to help in tho future" 1t is noble
aud praiseworthy enterprise, said one, and should
have the support OF every lover Of bumanitY." one
family sent Tor two girls and two boys or our girls
They have no children Of their own az were Induced 70
send for when they the happiness Of party
recently coming home from the country "ateroo mas
frum this party. weniy f0ur OF them being 1rs In an
other town where twen.yfour are going there are only
II the largest party that has been sent out at
time Tits year. WilmOt H. Thompson principal OF tho
West Orange public school. was In charge assisted By
moro thae dozen helpers. The eighty-two children
going to Newark we're seat by money contributed by
guests OF the Grant House IN the CaIskills.
The following the towns 10 which the 200 children
port, iii Newark. - Albion, -; Broekport 55;
herkimer, 10 Ellbrdge. 40 Knowlsyille46; spencer
s%snS IS 2s savannah 20 sRorisyie Isl brighton
IS Chill. Il MottViLe, T. aud 10 distributed Ia other
list OF the entertainers in the several towns Is as
follows:
William Baker, Mrs samuel Williams, Mrs. william
Henry. Mrs. Giseyt Davis Mrs, Watt smith Mrs; g
Mrs. A. nlebeo. Mr.. Burton Williams. Mrs. Garrett
DE Mise, Mrs. Charles Marquis Mr. Sohn LaIder hr,
Bowerfnau. MTs. j. y. Weasel. Mrs. Is. howe. Mrs 7.
b bS Tss5 Mrs Ms N S5eSs Mrs s' A. H. Colt Mrs t.
Jerrols. Mrs W. Chase, Mrs. W. Peters Mrs l. Peters.
ford, Mrs. j. $ Reed Mr. j. Lyndon Mrs. j. wood Mrs.
wysant, Mr.. Mason. Mrs. c. NJ Loud, Mrs A. Hart.
h5 Mr. Sa hrO SoaSRP Brandt Mr.. 'MS M
". Howard. Mira pia'. Mrs; Cogkhill Mrs. ID Howard.
Alsyur. No. r. Kennedy, Mrs: T. Clark Mrs. T. John
;Sn Nr, Ser a s sa E Sea1 I nmSe bi Nun:
Cora Mead. Mira smith, Mrs. .syn9lds, Mrs Dickens
M 0Ssy NM Mn ND bs5 sT1w Nh ' Root Mr BE-
Mise Mr. II. Wood n, Mrs. W. Batson. Mrs. f. Miller.
Mr. n Nc zen MS d. cg mhsSv W.. B~mp%s Mr. "
Bonn, Mrs. NJ. I'm. Mrs r. MullHes Mrs. Morgan and
NGwARK.-fhe Rev. 4. :. Kenyon. Elbrldge Austin.
Philip Srsner Henry ,,od, r Rnr mOtfsi H YaS
Auken Jane ride spencer Hooper, Adeloert Riley,
Plat shaw EmSTy Budo Marvin w., HeiIh s
Mr. INel q. Crand.. isaac Patrick. James H. Tower
h1n. H. d. Poster, Hezekiah Morris, William Ridley.
H.nry Percey George Herman. Mrs. ". Flkins. 4. f.
Burieigh Mrs James Curtis, T. Howell Isaac Moore,
STemsS ai mr. ode John Van oa.sen. Mr..
Croker. Mrs.. h. Higgins, Mrs T. Baekus. T. l. Lincoln,
BROcKroEr.-Descon J. sims, Mrs George Mcdonald.
Mr.. c. 81. winslow. Mr.; o. h. Avery, Mrs James
Richards. Mrs sohoaeld. Mrs b. d. Bubce. Nellie
Chaisey. Mrs. Joha Reed Mrs Gnordon Richards, Mrs
Mr.. Edgar Wright Mrs. 81. ii; Cooley. Mr.. George c.
smith Mr.. samuel johnston Mrs George II. Way. Mira
j. GuentheDer. Mrs. Franklin Ways, Charles T. Allen,
Mrs. Sarah Coleman, John smith, Mrs. Fred Palmer.
G. W. Nelson Mrs Frank Windnagle, Irs James smith,
Andrew Carey, II. W. scnramia and Adm Taylor
North Thomas North. Albert Templar Frederick
Iemplar. Frederick powne' George Knight. william
Chambcrn, A. Is. ForncTook, George Chamberlin, |
IA (ar iauu luuug-,
II. L. Northrop. Charles Morgan George stacey. John
Mr. sG Mapscn e Mr.. Walter chaincd kbah Grant
Charles Gorhain ana John stevens. 49,. ,,...
". II Prurc, ". C. Raseock Q. p MllleT IL. Churchill
George iransn wss oa ,b HT Rev SSrlaI rdooas
Mrs Lepper. Win Kay. H. NJ; Quacnenp9nsh Mrs
W. W. West Mrs. Rasbock. Mrs D. G. Dempstsr, Mrs. |
H. Gregg Is Havilau. J. MeGoveru, Mrs. Bck, William
KSowIEsvIILE- Ransom Hoss. Mrs Anna |
Writ, Miss Eliza Pratt, Mrs Emily Frost, Mrs. Nelson
Giett. Mrs. Petiing Mrs. Bailey Mrs Robinson, vile
NM Mrs. Reh.ris abbey CLARK S and MT, Holt
Baptist Church whose names we're Inadvertently de-
PaSrIELD-Dayld Gray. Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs.
George Anon Charles Leonard. George Hig6ie. H.
A. 5. co-ey, Isaac Brownson Eugene Corey, Frank
Corey. Robert Harris o. {. Kirkha%; ~
Miller, DR. O. o. JACKSON Hiram Humphrey I9hn lief usi,
teron Bree Bowemsn MA Cs,sns AgseP MIs Nom %
James steward, Mrs chauneey Felt, Dr. Lamport, and
Dr. A. NJ. Mead. x,, -, |
ToSAwANpA.-J. H. Lehman. James Highland, Alex.
ander Highland. n. b. shoarer, Frank Earl, samuel
KlOpp Jacob Diefenbauch olive Mabie Mrs Clark, |
Mrs Vedder, Daniel Hail. Mr.. Caldwell, Mrs. Garrett
Payne. Mr. John Edmonds, Peter Htle' jacob Miller,
and Mrs. Rowley. 49, 49,.
sAvAysAH-P swift, Mrs. Ella olmstesd, Miss Edith
West Mira Ruth Sedore. DE- Phelps, Mira Mary Durham,
C. W. Waterman James warden. j. NJ; O!mstead, the
Rev II. Tire, Mrs. A. Secor aud ID. j. CATERS.
BRIGHTOS.-Mrs. Mary A. Hickman. Mrs: Henry Beck
with Mira William Perrtt Mrs. Joseph Hickman, Mrs.
A. l. Gibson. Mrs. b. W. Terrill, Mrs j. d. shelmire,
Mrs: Horace May. Mrs. Theodore Drake and Mrs. Clara
X. Fletcher. ,, - n,
MoTTyHLE.-AarOn +. Miller.