New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
FOR CHILDREN.
GOING ON A FoRTNIGHTs VACATION.
.uE nosPITABLE PEOPLE IN FOUR STATES WHO
WILL ENTERTAIN THEM.

l. and sufcring tenement house children away from
az .ains and nosome atmosphere OF the crowded
on Monday to the pure air and green fields aud hills
I'm. country II Was only another days work OF The
r,mr>r Fresh Fund. West-st at the foot of both
C.,., and Christopher sts. was enliveued by merry
md. NJ children roopng across 10 the piors OF the
Norv,,h ana Troy Lines OF steamboats, before p. IN.
u,d the uttle folks been bound for transatlantic
t,.rpsy they could not have had more important air
nor could more anticipation have been depicted
,hs,r bright faces The party OF forty.one which
nv the Norwich will be distributed among the fol-
Iosing towns: Webster Mass. Thompson. Danielson-
vile Putnam and Canterbury. Conn. The Troy boat
,ook out 2Oi Of the little who Will enjoy the bless
,nrs OF the country through the klnd Offices OF the peo
ME Of shushan, rconderoga. Putnam. WHITEHALL Ar
.xle Fort Edward. Round Lake. " y and East Pouit-
ney VT When the little pilgrims arrived at Troy yes
teriay morning they met by old friend OF the
Fresh Air Fund. Shepard Tappan, who gave them a
hearty breakfast before they set out thence for their
various destinations
Long before the departed the big plaza Christie
pne.L was streaked with struggling lines OF Children
supported intervals BY anxious motaers and sunday
school all ccntrng toward the steamer CITY OF
Troy Kind fathers some Instances had come along
20 carry the little parcels. As fas, al the
children counted Off. as the various bands arrived
tie we're passed on board. soon the narrow passage
around the after saloon the lower deck was lined
with little folks situs boards which tho deck hands
hal thrown across boxes for them The large majority
nj once fell to their luucheons but some Of them
were overcome by the idea OF voyage. one of the
more enterpisins of the boys inprovscd rsh.ine OUT
OF tue string wch held his bundle OF worldly posses
tons together with the Old traditional bent pin set
10 work at ANGLING; but the boat had got under way
before luck favored him. Promptly at o'clock the
whistle blew. the gang2lauk hauled ashore and the
bg engine set the steamer IN motion snid proohged
Two other parties OF FeshAr Children took the New
YORK Central road TO their temporary homes Oh Monday
who left the Grand Central Depot 10y the a. NJ train
with oil the sgOod tunes to be had at Osweeo,
fIaN lei III.
Central roads watng-rOOm waSagain invaded Dy most
OF younssiers Ihis COMPANY nunDereI IA. ana @ nar
their minds eyes set upon LOwviue, " u, ana other
places IN s vicinity, for which they took the u - n ~:
Inns has Lad the work OF providing places Tor the
cuilaren charge; at Round Lake. " v. Ihe Rev Lu-
Niseman, aud al Copenhagen, " u, l. \. ChcKeg-
ing have DCcn in charge OF the Work.
Three parties OF children we're dispatched from
the heat aud hustle OF overcrowdei tenement house
districts Tuesday. The Norwich hoat carried ght-
hearted parry. whose faces wore LOOK :? plea reasea & I'M
poranc- for hey were "inviied guests gong n"ck 10
ther hosts aud hostesses In Vermont lor the
fourth 1nc Grand Central station was also the
scene o TIE departure OF TWO c9mpsheS Oi inL M hin
UNt's children. The Train which left the Hudson RIVER
to sclas6ticokc aud Morlah, " Y, ana another small
party took tbc Ylo Train n the ef nins over the same
road for New-iisven " Y The children ~ii be enter
tanned by the following persons:
Shnsh1m. ny. Mrs. Doob,p Walter :. King. Andrew
CoI.us In Collins. David Law, Andrew Law. ". j.
HcCoun.u Mrs Janrette Foster. the Rcv. MI Cunnius
hso. ~, h, i,eyej,yi Miss cara A. 1'e''On Mrs
Iicoad,lo oya. s.l.--Nr.. William Hooper. Mrs. ARIEL
rIaDk Mos--. H. II. Mos :. Warren johnson. o. W; Ad
llns Adkins Re er Harper. George Adkins, Jonn
Hughes fr.,Ipsrpu Armstrong, Charles McNrai, Anus
Adams Mrs. NJ :. Peek. A. A snattuck, MIS- hdwtfd
A,msTou., inonas scott. Thomas Lri~o-, CAHunccy
,ros.. Mr.. Jonathan Brook Orlando howel-
Mrs. H. T.. RsscOm. Mrs. Allen tOugion. Miss tlieha
Mrs e, q. Pike. Mrs j. PM Grauich, Mr. May 4 49,,
MI. InJmas "il-on. Mrs John liti' Niis - h HIl''
Iiying-,on, lr.. Ira Taylor. Mrs Pau Gr'wod' Mrs.
O. ~ Hall. Mrs ~ L. Warner Mr. II. ". G. Perry,
Mr. co Eaii, Mfs.J. D. McFarran. Mrs. George Dun
J.f yaiI ueg w. Mrs Howe Mrs D. smith. Mrs
I D.. 4 a /
Mfs y. carleton. Ms Ensign, Mrs Nelson. Mir FArn-
i.ln. Nlrs Harms. Mr.. stevens. Mr.. A. tlsn. Mr. A.
smith. Mrs II. smith, MIS-. Martin. Mrs. shaw, Mrs C.
1ry.ic. v Wv. ". Tnford. Jane. Gilchrist Albert
Il, AIDS. l.. H. Much~ster, LIZA ana Carrie rs T.
Ioster Dexter DurKer. Archibald McGeoca. samuel
Iusrin-, William ~keiur. william Mchachron, AOtam
La,ers-. Mr' William Armltase. rheoe C. Austin;
.rn's Iaifs v T-.is. IOdi the Misses Gould.
hSms,r. A. i.--I.oLcrt " Thomas. tho Rev }. Seth
I,vs Evan Roberts. John D. Grnth.
Io,t idoTt: y. i.Mrs. y. NJ. George, Mrs Dr.
Taesi, r.Nr. 0Hys Clark: m Mr. I1,e4 Inomas Mel,
iainr~ N. I.-Sir.. joan B-t, Miss Nora Backus.
e,jy,r. Ma,s.-lioberi Anderson, Miss Fanny Upham.
Gsors~ " BUR-. A. J. whiting. ,.,.,. v,,.,,o,,.,,
Mrs. *. Bishop. Mls. Irince, Deacon Johnson. Mrs
Thompson. Coun-Thc Rev. c. II. n.c,ot. Deacon Val
eitr Bu.rd Mrs. Draper. Ma han Chase, Mr.. George
-'Ti 15aS@ tc~@-lirs james Arnold Edward Badmins
ton, Lynor A caii The KeT F. H. Church. MIS- Helen
~ ,'t' ~ -. -. - ,.,,- -, - e, HAYNES
Schlghi,ooee y. Mrs Thomas Lape, Mrs sticxel..
Ms tinr. Mt-. Crane. Mrs Charles Lohnes, MIS-. I'd
gar Fields Ml. Id. Matthews. Mrs. Harriet baucus.
COnsdou Mrs. Harriet Bouckus Mrs Grorse Baldwin.
MI. t. H. lleaSt. Mia A. Wnyland. Mrs Dr. Tarbell.
Miss Eysnden. Edward Ackart, Emma NerDcck, Chan6
cey Nerbeck Mrs. Walia Peer. Mrs john Downs. Mrs
MILAN BOYD. Mrs bovine. Mrs. William Bryant.
Charles Baker. Henry Ingram. Mrs John Peer, julia
Aokart. Mr. Hcnstreet. Harmon Ackart. Mrs Charles
Clifford, Clasonce Clifford. Mr.. T. T. Davis. Martin L.
Eoriah, y. y George Pninney, Mrs. Colman Reed,
MI George Bush Professor l.. ). owen, Mr stonghton
smltA. Mrs rheips. the Rev j. II. Butler Frederick
Champ.iFu. Miss sarah Bar Daniel kanery. William
sumnrT Mr. Bulls. u. FiiioIson, Mr. :. Is spraeu"'
Mr. X. Eeed Mr. Pepper, James Lewis. Miss EhLa
Irnc,burg. Vt-Mr. Wright. Mira. Derby. Mrs King,
Mi. llarsnor9. Mrs Flora Bell Mrs. Bf9oks a.,
w,ii~u.. Mr.. Clara Fisher Mrs Frank FISHER.
Besi concord Vt-MIs kitue Rogers. Mrs. Willard
Hartim,G. VL-Nirs George A. Dunbar.
AsW-i dccn y. Mrs George Daggett, Mrs Van
wr. ME- Ea%spa I"e Mrs David Virgins Mrs Ilfoar.
Mr.. Bartlett, Mr. George Howard, MIS-. stacy. Mrs
Ban.
CHILDREN HOME From NORTHERN NEW-YORk
IL want YOU to look up the little Fresh-A Air
gl have had this summer and sec II you cannot per
suxde parents to give her up" said gentleman ib
Gouverneur, y Y, on Tuesday to the Assistant who
had gone to bring the party home. 1--WE have become
90 much attached her. he added. that we cannot
bear to give her up. Here Is picture we have bad
taken of her" number OF people expressed desre
10 ADOPT children that had been sent TO them, but
decided to lei them home promising 10 send for
them summer The Rev. H. :. schwartz, pastor OF
the FIRST Baptist Church of Gouyerneur. when asked
how peO le nsd enjoyed tue chiliren's wat said:
"Of the ! 10 children whom We have entertained this
year. one has gwen us the least bt OF trouble We
have thOrOugby enjoyed their vist, and have eVcrJ
reason believe that they have also. Almost every
one of The 40 Will be invited back again year, aui
Isnpect tnat shall double tue humber II invita-
tiOns" The children fully approved Mr. scawartzs
statement, ni II the one comforting thOu. IA OF
number after they had bid fearful farewell TO
their KIND entertainers This 10 the second party OF
sent this town ths ~ were sent tho
urst tine, aud a week later 90 ordered.
Al tie sane lime ninety-nvo children returned from
Rchvlle y y, where they have been having a
glorious eXcursioD." to use their eIpres-vc term.
Small parties were picked up on the homewari Trip,