New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
CHILDREN OFF FoR 4 TWO WEEKS RoMP
THREE MORE TRIBUNE FREsHAIR EXCURSIONS
WHERE THE HOSTS LIVE

THREE MORE TRIBUNE FRESHAlR EXCURSIONS
WHERE THE HOSTS LIVE
The weather is still warm and The Tribune Fresh
At Fund cOatnues 70 hurry the poor tenement children
from the heated city TO the cool, green country. AN
o.bcr week of he work was begun yesterday by the
leave taking of three excursions, one 10 NohSan'ii
\ Y a second 10 Alburgh Springs W.T. town al tn'
nortbcrly end Of Lake Champlain ana the tHId parry
- NidSlebury VT ami about fifteen Intermediate
ton,n,. The last-named excursion, though OF Only
ordinary size was under the charge OF three caedAcI'
not ,h,re might be 40 mistakes and confusion IN
getting the children of the train III the hsnV p'"'eS
The careakers of the party are Dr. I. I. Nnl'on' u
Castle Garden and the Misses Wilson, OF Nc"-Aor
The children for AIburgh Springs are heeu! ~"
MANY of them are funny and promatuely Old. some
of tbcm reminded one Of plants grown III cehui ho
color in their faces and little vitality IN thef oooS
The whole secret of the Thing IS that they are hi'N
IN he sckly because at time during the chre year.
save their ANIMAL weeks in the country 10 ncS
have food that is proper either in quantity or horsh
a., ouaIities Two OF the children are Just out Oh
a. bospital and visit to the country Tor these "o
means prolOugation of life. The Children are he soS
and daughters of hodcarriers, clgar-haAers' lo"e
sbor,men and waSheIwomen, and out of twenty ol
the Alburgh Springs party, senV Dy one h'Sslon'tS
tbe pareslts of twelve have been without WORK lor
s,iIv Two nopths The generous hospitality Oh the
Vamnont people then means more than whoiesoho
moral Influence and physical recupeIaoh 10 he Il'io
onest is financial benefit TO their parents III 'h"'
ts 1o,,er will be relieved from boarding their own
children for two weeks and possibly for ohSor
time. One-half of this party comes from the East
side Cpapol. They have the reputation Oh oelhs int
ho.t einccrs at any school IN the city. Ihey arc
taught by a professional teacher VINO gives 'noN oi'
lesson gratis each week. III,
ronr little erls in the Middebury excursion VIII
he taken of the train at Northfeld Mass, the pean.
g., ,,,IIage ~ Mr. Moody's home. One Of these little
h.
s,yoetly ss bird knowing great many dlules as
eu az nopllar airs She the favoriie IN an East
side nursery where she went 10 school until iateIy'
Her father was a proGigste and deserted MS fanny
The mother supports the three children by "oihus Oh
white garments at sixty cents per Dozen ms h"lc
Girl last year spent good part OF the summer al
Fort Iouden Franklin County, Penn. Wheio snc WI"
ber way 10 the heart of her kind hostess
rhree exclusions will leave the city tomorrow and
,x, will he scattered through the other days OF the
week The examining physicians are DIS. A. =
PANEL II. NJ Poland. NJ. NJ Ninton, q. b. hehy'
: A. French and F. E. Hopkins. Following Is one
list Of hosts who Will entertain the children;
Ciaerpout n H.-Miss josephine Steel George Jackson
Middlebur. Vt.-MrS. Bec1with' Nrs. Binghan' MfS
An Mrs Beu Mrs. A. A, Fl tcher, Mrs. 6. Fletcher
Mrs. Mcfarland Mrs. BoaTdman Mrs Lea Barrows'
Vavbriiqe. Vt.-Mrs G. II. Wright Mrs Bowdich
Miss Flora b. Richards, Mrs Silas Jewctt' MIS- u .
wright Mrs. Samuel james, MIS-. Norton Mrs H. b.
l,o.r Mrs Ha< ard Mrs. J. {. Houshton Mrs Horace
V.rsennes. Vt.-Mrs. L. c. Gotta, Mrs. Il. H. Sherman
Mrs. j. W. Kingsley, Mrs. Delos Roscoe Mrs. BoynIon'
East Biantzee. Vt-Saimon Williams
s,utb Eovaton Vt.-John Slack. Mrs. Thomas Davis.
west Lebanon. N. He L. Harens. MIS- Royal Love
JOY. e...,.-.u r p.,o,,..
" g. Paddock Mary Sullivan, D. Ingcrson. Mrs. j.
Robertson Mrs Eu.cne Whiting, Mrs w, Lord Mrs. C..
MarcelIus. Mrs. Madison, Mrs s. Phillips. Mrs. Cora
Sullivan, Miss Dudgeon.