New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-03
TWO WEEKS IN. THE COUNTRY.
PARTIES OF CITY CHILDREN GOING AND
COMING.
,,.rrs 10 WHICH THE TRIBUNE FREsH.MR
FIND WILL SEND THEM-THE HOSTS

v.ur hundred and ffty-one poor children started
,,r thcr outing on Wednesday under the auspices
~ The Tribune Frcsb-Air Fund. The fohowlns towns
"a villages received them: Ithaca, Ncw-held,
Golden HILL Mount Morris and scipio' NJ T.
coroord. Canterbury, Nashua, Colebrook, and west
stewartstown, n. H.. Eaton'own' j. stowe kaen'
wocou Jericho centre, JohesVhie' ""''e0''' '"'i''
bury and Barre, w.
Nh. ,,haoa marty were almost exclusively children
,-,aa 70 return TO the homes I'm Ithaca where they
hare been entertained before. large percentage
=, th,s marty came from the ST Augustine Mission
school Of this city.
Al $40 H. M ifty-seven children started on the
Norvich boat for CoebrOok, and West Stewartstown,
n H. both of which towns are situated at the norSh-
erlv end Of e Connecticut Valley. above the White
Maintains Miss Barnett, a missionary of this ci.y.
sont the whole party She formerly lived in Cole
brook and all arrangements for the party were made
BIZ her friends
On the same boat ffty-two little boys and girls,
pnder the charge Of two care-takers, started for
Nashua, Concord and Canterbury N. H. The childen
Of these three parties their two weeks of fun
and frolic to the kind interest of Dr. Sarah A. French
of this city, through whose energy The Tribune Fresh
Air work IS now being started in this part of New
Hsmpshire Five little girls will be entertained at
Nashua the invitations being sent by DR.. Kate
Priehard a classmate OF Dr. French. Twenty boys
of the party are to be received at Concord. MIS-
F. E. shurtlif will have charge of the little fellows
during their stayin Concord. The twenty seven cht
dren for Canterbury will be quarteredsin the farm
houses along the Merrimac River.
Three boys of this company, all under fourteen
years of age, the propretors of fruit stand In
West Forty second-st While they are awayaa younger
sister will manage the business, and later under
tho auspices of The Tribune Fund, she will enjoy her
two weeks outing, so well earned. Among the num-
her Is a lad of fifteen Who is q locksnhth, and by
tipO AT
himself Another little fellow IS a,casb boy and helps
to the bread sn Of oS a Ss Central road
D. m. carried away go Of the little 10 Vermont
wilmot r. Thompson, of orange, N. j., in charge
Of the party with seven men and women 10 help him
Following is the list of hosts;
Nj Morris, n. Y.-Dr. ]. NJ Haguey Mr.. Charles
MeNar M Crawford Mrs Miles, McNair. Miss NinneGar,
Mrs Frank Miles, Mrs u. j. Rowe, Mrs william "icKS
Nrs. skiIln, Miss H. Talman
Ithaca, N. Y.-Mrs Jesse Bush. Mrs Sarah Lucas
Mrs. D. o. Manning. Mrs Horace Lucas Mrs hlhS NAH
ming Mira Matthews Mr. Theodore Dobrn. Miss Culver
Mrs Root Mrs Burr. Mrs. Perry, Mrs Hart MIS-
Couch, Mrs B. f. Taber Miss Lulu Stephens
Newneld, n. Y.-Mr. Frank Crawford
Huntingdon, Vt.-Mrs. w NJ. Johnson. Mrs Austin
Ross Mrs Henry Brewster Mrs. Hiram Pierce, MIS-
Lewis Williamson. Mrs. +. C. Babcock' MS W. H.
Lyscr, Mrs. Waalaoe Benway
Eden Vt-Mr. Benjamin Blake, Mr.. Neweombe
Stone. vt--o. p. Turner. NJ G. Culver Abial Stay
ton V. p Macutchen, ID. p Flanders Mrs hsVe fe"'r-
son. Charles Clark George Town, S T, Fuller Truman
Charles Davis Dean Marst0n Miss Sarah Parish, Thomas
Douner Frank French, Mrs Marian Chafee, Ephmh
Perrin f. A. Gibbs Grin Moody f. M'sears' O. Brown
Mrs. Coke, NJ. L. Anderson, Ira Mum Orln em'h H.
A. Savage. Mrs Clair, J.. Adams, IhoHHs Luce A. o.
Chsfee.
wolcott Vt-George Pcase. Mrs Gouen. Mrs r
Leckner Mrs Grifn. Fred Leckner, Mrs D. titus
Mrs II. Stevens Mrs. d. Bates, Mrs. S. Cement Miss
+. Wheeler A. Jennings Mrs c. L Clark l.. Gale
NIrs. NJ. Clark, Mrs. Davis. Mrs o. Titus, Mrs s.
Pennoek Mrs. Bedford, MIS- c. FISHER. Mrs. Whitney
c. w Jordan, c. A. Clifford, o. Sabins, N 3 Thompson
T. l.. White NJ d. Scott. c. s. Bailey, David Douglas
Mrs p A. Scrlbner Mrs. f. Dexter, Mrs George cray
Mrs Charles Whitney. Mrs T. Lauson Mrs H. BIS
Mrs L. II. Larrabee. Mrs II. II. Bangs. Mrs. A. Stod
dard. C. NJ. Gray Mrs willau'straw Mrs George
Jones. Mrs. George lie Barren, MIS- L. CoiefoVe' MIS-
J.. Ward Rev Mr.. Allen.
Barre Vt-Charles Wallace. D. Il. Minard. George
wheaton. Albert Reed. George AveriI. William Meas.
MI Taylor, Israel Wood. p. Mcmillan.
Salisbury Vt-Nrs Leland. Captain Kelly, Mrs Ed
ward Thomas. Mrs. Gale Mrs. Lanandar Mrs. Qunby,
Mrs Allen Mrs Eastwood, Mrs Smead. Miss Beach,
Mira Kingsley Mrs. Merits Thomas, Mrs Charles Bump
Mrs Busbey.
Jericho Centre VT. C. Stone. i. NJ. Howe s. @.
IIoskins s. j. Uoshns. j. Andrews Robert Bixbey. Mrs
T. Kinney. A. J. saUby. NJ. V. willard. s. Barker A.
Warner F. S. Ransom John Story c. H. Nash, william
Lewis A. S. Wood r. J. Nash. o. L. Joy, X. Borrow
dale. Mrs French. Chester Pease. Gordon Smith G. c.
Bcknell. f. C. Whtney.sM J.. d. Lane. Mrs j. Bur
rows. Jordan Brothers
swarm of children poured oat of the Grand Cen
trail Station carly on Wednesday morning. They
begndmmed with the dust Of the train, and like
Of ants they carried burdens of all Sizes from
hand package 10 brown paper parcel as big as
the ten-yearod who chung to it. One boy had
package of peas which burst open and scattered some
of the contents the sidewalk. girl carried
handbook containing several live chickens in hand
and package of dresses in the other The $50 chill
dren of The Tribune Fresh-ir Fund parties, had
3ust returned from weeks excursion. A portion
of them had passed that time in northern Vermont
but the greater part nearly 100, had spent the vaca
lion in the town Of Bangor, north of the Adrondacks
and within few miles of the Canada line in State
II Is not often a small town enters with much
enthusiasm into such project but the people all
this community have become interested in the resh-air
work Under the direction Of the Rev. II. l.. Camp
bell the Methodist Episcopal minister, and the Rev. W.
L. Hendrck, the Congregational minister. public
meeting was called three committees were appointed
and large number Of families expressed their desire
TO take for a shirt time of the New-YOrk chil
drcn.
Among the Bangor hosts wero the following:
Miss Eta Adams Miss Sarah Lee, Olive Smith, w. NJ.
Hinmsn, c. C. Davis r. r. Jones, f. /. Dickinson Ell
spauding Charles Wilcox Rinaldo Royce, MIS-. Louis
Wright Hiram Hsrwood Il. s. Iytle, George Gibbs, S.
p Brockney, Festin Uarwood, E. A. Taylor Mrs. A. =.
Stenbergef, Henry selnbercer Alexander Best George
Donaldson. John 0'COnnen Miss Olive Ross. Mrs w. T.
Dyke, Mrs Charles Stewart Mrs. Edward Miller. Mrs.
Herbert Wood Horace Esetine, Mrs Lock Sargent Mrs
Henry Taylor. Mrs Byron Burr the Rev II. L. Campbell
Mrs orvihe Dyke, Mrs. Horauo Meors Miss Fannie
MeHasser Mrs. Marshall Keller. Willard Keller. G. +.
Sargent. Henry Murray. Scion Reynolds Mrs w. Oahu,
mrs. t. ?. Adams. Mrs. II. Fish. Mrs ID. c. Adams.
Mrs r. Bentley, Mrs. ID. McWan. Mrs. C. b. Smith,
MIS- truman Adams. Mrs. Mary spooner Mrs Charles
Anoros' Mrs John Lewis. Mrs O. whipple the Rev w.
L. Hendnck. Mrs. George Donaldson. Mrs. Nicholas
Wells Mrs Moses Stacey, Mrs Lucy Wells. Mrs L.
Cavansgh and Charles Wilcox