New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
AMONG TUE WoNDA&S OF TuE CoUNrRT
HAPPY LITTLE TOlK Ks IN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY
MOMrslCKNEss sPErDIiY ClrRYn


HAPPY Little Folks IN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY
HONrsiCKNFsS sPErDI,y CURED
RICuyiiI.E. y. Y, Aug. IA Fourth of Jnly
.slehratiOn never brought pcop.e toeothe. In
,n,. town than at tho depot greet the FresA
children " 40 arrived here Tuesday on T1IE TRrrvr
s,ecia tram from NV York Tho country people came
from miles around iRe httle traveller. hcariy
veeome and they cot u, too. Mix lemonade. and good
Old pAde gug,rsaap' aud doushnut. quantity
.nni-ient to Surpy small ar ny had been brought
90 the depot SO that the children might satisfy
t,eir hunger before starting for their Temporary
homes with th, uG-hearei farmers in the negAb)r-
ing county. But uney children. each ravcnousy
hu-rv sOol inale havoc with the stock OF provisions
II would have done Ia heart of dyspep.ic good
bave .eeu them eat dr!nk. The Rev John j. Nun.
,o. pastor of the Con ,rsSation Church, was ou Ia
vi.h corps OF assistants HS almost talked himself
h,srse before the children Wore distributed u thec
spectye hosts. Bat 1t was hnally accomplished, AID
there was grand rush for the wagons OF
Tho farmers who had come in from the
country for "Fresh.Air chlid.' The veh cles
brought into of every possible description tho
most prominent OF which was the milk wagon. stiu
having the back Platforms the cans III which tie
morn NJ = milk Mas carried to the factory.
The children are now happily slowed away in their
Youngsters can who have never enjoyed the happy
Irlvese Of green grass aud plenty OF IT, fresh milk III
vegetables abundance fre.n from the garden Not TO
lei ueighbors IN Gouvernenr oGtdo them Tue
reopr here going 10 svo grand picnic IN tie
oois away aud all the children now IN Rchvie,
amounting nearly 2O0havc been invited Great prep
ar.tions are INK made for H. Cool Housewives With
.eycs rolled to the elbow hGsiy engaged over
ho stoves making cakes pies and cookies, while others
nv te sdle prepare garments for the poorly
Fl Al visitors But for the presence OF the Fresl-Ar
cdtcn the streets In the village would he almost de-
ssrtet They are every where aud their cheerful,
ife n the place. one Two Of them have been tilo
lome.sck but hen the wonder. OF the Oarbydids I'm
the suape OF cows. called 10y the bright youngsters
country horses hens to the surprise OF children VINO
had only seon them hanging IN cty markets without
feancrs clad In their natural outside apparel sheep
and LAMBS. and calves were shown them
fsars O! gave place 10 happy snes
s each new curiosity OF the farm was introduced 10
Them in fe. The picnic will take pace on Wcthts
day probably, and many OF the youngsters "hO nave
hem informed what IN store FOR them refuse
10 eat or Sleep their little minds being fun OF the COM
ing event. ,-- ,.... ,.,.. -. 81.
Although two large parties have been taken care o.
here by generous people, many more c"u.d hiu
tbero s considerable fault found because the stay has
,been enort, and The IkiBC NJ tePortel reporter
VINO went with them has been piled WIN WIN
questions all sides from pe9Ile VINO h
nsua length OF their The following is st OF Tue
names of eople who took children ihe hev u jones
Nrs Joseph Grey L. q. Gardner, W. T. Hendrct, Alis
ii d Page d. L. Royce the Rev. John j. Mnnror, j. g
'HrooEs Mrs " shop. J. +. Wiser g. W. Hurd, j. L.
N..h j. =. Griffith. W L. Hendrieh, john /. lhoma7'
q II CLARK John Ross A. {. Smith. D. l. Nmlli Ml-
Ahsi G. oldard II. C.Gsrdner David Stephenson henry
n@mier John c. Spooner. .areuce Ieon"II. Onarles
Wullams Leon Parker, David l. ID AVIS, pflh,n TaNIs =
rhnm.s Dayl.. Miss Annie Davis. Mis-. s'rah Jones
I,avid Griffith Geo Hall, Ilueman X Jones lhom's
Iowyer L. " Downing, William Dawson. h W. Wade
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