New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
GREEN FIELDS FOR CHILDREN
NAVY PARTIES OF LITTLE ONES SENT OUT
~ THE TRIBUNES FRESH AIR FUND.
or KIND HOSTS IN VARIOUS PLACES-THE
CHILDREN DISTRIBUTED IN PENNSYL-
WANNA, NEw-JERsEY AND
VERMONT.

IN Tribune Fresh-Air Fund is model charity-just
..,b one as the Good Master himself when earth
voun have sanctioned. II is non sectarian. The rep
s,tatiyes Of every creed found within the confines
:, ,he METROPOLIS OF Brooklyn Of Jersey City and of
ssesken are eligible be It's benedcaries. Contrbu
ions Of money 10 the fund arc received yearly from
N The states and Territories of the Union. and
,sonaTiy from foreign countries The individual sub
ssptions vary in amount from the check of the mill
,rsr drawn with four figures preceding the decimal,
a ne unique oSceni donation the proceeds of boys
,,,nss The people who contribute do not know the
nule children who 60 Z the country. The Tribune
managers are not personally acquainted with them. and
=. rnle they are strangers to the kind hosts in the
,oantry who entertain them. Verify, the right hand
,novcth not what the left hand dooth.
The work Of getting the little fellows ont of tho
,v,s heat goes merriy Yesterday parties of chill
sr,n were sent to Northumberland. Penn; Milton.
81, Hghlstown. y. j.; Georgia. Vt. sheldon. VT;
south windham. Vt. and West Fairlee Vt. Northum-
hea.d which received the largest party OF the day,
ninety children. is new territory In fresh-hr WORK.
:, lss al the junction of the North Fork Of the sus
ouehanna River with tie Vest Fork. Nesting among
f.o and lawns. with WIDE grassy streets ana rch
AIMING hnd Wing round about. no moro inviting place
,Ould Ne found for poor tenement children. The little
,es going 10 Hightstown will think they have gained
A. entrance into Paradise. There eighty in the
,,rtv mostly children of the striking cloakmakers.
The Tribune Fund will do charitable act this
s.nmer than it performed yesterday in transporting
,scse starving waneyed. little boys and girls ont OF
,Se+r wrched city quarters 10 the fruit farms of New
J,rsey Following Is partial list Of the hosts
Northumberland Penn.-Mr-. &. w. Fertig Mrs. Harry
walker Mrs c. HowCl, Mrs John Tagcart, Mrs A. y.
warner Mrs William McCaskil Mrs. William Blood.
x,s j. W. Sheets Mrs John Gulick Mrs Ida Frick,
Ms Martin klstncr Mrs. Belle Dodge, Mrs. Clarence
S,wmsy Mrs Fred. Krebs Mrs. William Burk George
surk Ed Bright. f.. Emenck Mrs. L. Epler Mrs. Mary
live Mrs. A. Vert, Mrs. 5. y. Deh. Mrs Caroline
SNYDER Mrs. L. Shuman. Robert Loesher sr Mr.. Fitz-
gerald Mrs. A. Vsndevender. Mrs. DR.. Peters Mrs.
lrn.nds wymer. MR.. Ed. Wallace Mrs. b. Kummel.
Mrs George Smith J. p. Readline Mrs Tom Ruch. Mrs
l. Graham, Mrs. Harry Taggart. Mrs j. j. Sheetz Mrs.
Charles Guliok. Mrs John Sampsel Mrs Robert LeSher.
H. Mrs. Maggie Hummel Mrs. Jacob Wertz. John Hier,
Mr. samuel Hackerberg. Miss r. Conrad Mrs. Jane
Decker Mrs. Harrette Evans. Mrs NJ J.. Newman, Mrs.
Mar PARK Mrs. ]. +. Moor. Mrs. NJ. L. Morgan, Mrs.
Peter seller Harry Lehow, Mrs. Abner Merits Mrs.
Cyrus Brouse Mrs Frank Gross, Mrs. John Gross Mrs.
Joseph Martin, Mrs Newton Longacre, Mrs John Hope
vel jY. Mrs. J. w. D. Desvor.
South wnldhan. Vt.-Mrs A. F. Howe. Mrs. L. A.
ssl,on Mrs A. s. Codding. Mrs. w. o. Buffer.
West Fsirlee, Vt-Mrs. Royal George Mrs. b. A.
Chaplin Mrs. Harry Dickie Mrs. John Cook, Mrs H. G..
MeLansln, Mrs. Charles knight, Mrs. Emma Chubb,
Ms William Paul. Mrs. John Gilman. Mrs. Ii. p.
Eastman, Mrs. IL. Hutehins
North Pomfret, Vt.-Mrs. Crosby Miller. Mrs. S. +.
Livingstone. Mrs \. Z. Perkins.
Georgia, vt--The Rev. j. L. Knapp Mrs. S. A French,
Lucy Kingsley Mrs Henry Post. Miss Amanda Dinsmore
Mrs.. c. A. Hawley, Mrs. A. T. Walker Il. S. Newton,
Mrs. u. D. Judd.
Sheldon, vt.-Mrs. II. Robinson, James Marley A.
LsUyenmsy, D. c. Bullock, Amos HILL Asa Mears. Mrs.
Nelson.