New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-03
KINDNESS THAT Is APPRECIATED.
HAPPY BENlFICIARlEs OF The FREsH-AIR FUND
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HAPPY BENIFICiARIEs OF The FRESH AIR FUND
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fFRoMA SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT on TnE IRinUSE1
WATERLOO, \. Y, Aug. / -" Come, Jennie,
come see the man. he's getting milk out OF the cows
handles" shouted "a little city girl 10 her companion the
other day as their farmer lost began 10 milk Of his
crack "
~Ia.u not honeAck" said a little one OF seven years
from Roo the tears Stood IN her eyes, the
first morning after her arrival. but afraid my
mamma Is lonesome without No, an not the only
child have five brothers aud sisters but think she
would be glad 20 me-" The danger Is that she
will cry when she Is taken home next Wednesday.
when H. A. Parsons, representing TnE TRIBUNE Fresh
Air Fnnd came this village pleasantly situated
both sides of outlet OF Seneca Lake. he only had
time few Of the pastors and left the greater part
OF tae canyasslng for George H. Hubert OF The WarrlOo
Obs,rr,r more delightful summer resort the little
STRANGERS 1t wonld Ice hard hnd. Some OF the forty
eight here Wednesday Of lat week are In farmers
homes as the opening remark az this article would in
dcae majority In the village which j. really
maple grove Soft maple trees on both sides of oil
the Streets with the exception OF about 500 feet
way rom the four There churches
iu thcillage which has population Of about 1000 II Is
worthy OF that two thirds OF. the first party went
into Roman Catholic iamiles and nearly ali the
into those attending the Protestant Episcopal Church
When The list of entertainers sent To the city
quest also sent asns that where II was possible tbs
children selected should be O the same religious ialti
ther hosis This gcsOu carried out with only
exceptions. Two Baptist boys Mo Ia an e-timable
Catholic family and two Catholic boys IN an Lscopsan
Saut the children to 90 to the same churches that
they attend ia the city" said Father Lambert OF
"mix" "The viii OF the parents should be strictly con-
sdered This II not time pr0selyting. The parents
charge" Father Lambert has wealthy parish and he
las entered heartily into the work Of caring for The tone
ment house children. He has obtained considerable
National POI ulaty from his able reply to the arguments
Robert Ingersol Last ini he was an active supporter
| al fatlp
he said TO Tng nInuSr correspondent today because he
Mr. Hubert and Inc correspondent have visited nearly
every home IN which there are city Children Two days
after the first party arr the lady w1o II
was asked bring i've little orphans Of whom she had
spoken They came on the following day and are all
r na a fay Several ladies' have Become inter ed IN
the summer boarder aud they will return &c their hum
bic homes well clothed ana with their health mucE
improved. The churches which had not had sufficient
tine TO make thorough canvass have been so well
pleased with the children that they have ordered about
thirty that Waterloo Will probably entertain 100
before the season closes mere mas ohy Deeh one grl
that has given any trouble ana she secIls 10 nave
Jealous deceiu nature that Is not aec,ed by Kindness
or rnness She Is ycritaDle mischief maker and
sutonai Rrunbler Her complaints have Resulted in
her being changed 10 new family ones since she came
here. and she u discontinued now. She Is with fine
family but would several days ago
had Il for her delicate sister who Is OF
trely different disposition ana Is deriving much benefit
from stay In country and the faults OF tho grn
bier are overlooked on nsr account.
request OF lad he tmdiy pointed toward the heavily
don't sore any Hickey Potey Ice cream around here
such as get from the eyetalns In Cherry said
one OF the sweet t0Othed youngsters.
"see my flowers. got them out there" was the
mark that greeted busy natron morning little
Johnnie from the garden proudly bearing all the
squash blossoms that he could find. He told what
kind OF flowers he could pick in the future. johnnie and
his half-sster are the children OF widow living not far
from Desbrosses-st ferry Noticing that the girls
clothing seemed poor and scant some inqurlfs were
when IL found that her father died when she
was two weoKs her se-iather. Johnnies father
Ia also dead Their mother works In Laundry ironing
and the children live on bread and tea. Their pnched
scky looks when they here told all too
plainly the need or country air aud country food They
making rapid gains In appearance and Will give their