New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
INTO GREEN PASTURES.
MANY LITTLE CHILDREN EXCHANGE THE CITHs
HEAT FOR HAPPY VACATION
THE BABYs "vIOLETs."

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund succeeded In sending
20 the country on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
dav Of this week less than +24 children. Ihey
are now scattered all the country. The parties
sent out on these three DAYS have travelled in al
directions and for widely varying distances
On Tuesday the large party for Ashland. Penn
whose arrival there has already been mentioned
as afely got off There 1873 children there now.
and that means ina; l& tired little sufferers from
the city are launching out on TWO weeks or whole
sale rest and enjoyment the like OF which they never
dreamed OF.
ruen+v-six children went the same day 10 Bare
Vile Penn where the work has been superintendent
S., E,,d.r John Grabill, and seven 10 New-foland
station Perm arrangements here being in charge
n, the Rev II. W. Milison The task OF getting
Things ready has been undertaken with prase"or'ny
energy in both OF places and many invitations
have been extended 10 tHe cry Niii"iV'' '''' a.
sure OF a splendid lime.
THE tnird party for Middietown. y. Y. consisting
., nfteen children. also sent Off on Tuesday
on Wednesday six parties LETT the cHy. Ihrrt
we're two for Pennsylvania Ten children nAd beeh
invited 10 Mauch Chunk and i've to Lehlghton.
~, cbnd was missing and the ntteen went on the
same train
,,otber marty Of fourteen children. went In the
ornosi,e direction They were bound for Guilford.
cam and took the New-Haven boat Mr. Eraham
Iusk OF New-Haven. had inriteds them ana ar
.n,.i for their entertainment The cnlIur-h iooku
NM. IL
aa al and Interested by The fine furnishings lhey
~ a bappv lot and appreciated the good time
that was In store for them
In the morning fourteen children were started
,or IJttle Falls. y Y The Rev. c. S. Rchardsof.
uno mas been the prime mover in the un'ertakihs
go, me beginning welcomed them and saw mat
~ li-tle visitor was safely given over TO MS or
her host one cIllu 9'cS4hA'! .''''~N
with this party. -. ,. a ,r.o a.,
,ean children for Newburg. y: y. this Delhs ths
s..ond uartv of the season for this place, ana
.Uan,v -fhree for Seneca Falls, y. y. THIS lds
Marty was invited by the Rev. James o. connor anu
narfv which went 10 the same place on Aonday
There was not the least falling OF IN te Moih Oh
rrSursdav when six parties went away me htst
one TO leave the city went TO Liens r. hns y, -
aud Included nine children. Then; inside Oh IN
Lnnr TWO more parties left over the same roau
,rbev we're for Utica. y. Y. and HerNmer y. 4.
The first really meant three parties as out ol me
i',ca itself eight Trenton and twenty-tour 10
Sew-York Mills The Rev. Dana W. Blgeio~. Oh
f>,tca mas planned the vacation or TINS parry
rh.rs were thirty five children in the party lor
ttIarLimer and they occupied the most OF one car
The last party OF the day took the evening ualh
,or Harrisburg VI They were ten IN NUMBER, p.
Las four children who had special invitations ~
nna' prrsnSed for by Miss Sarah f. keeer insfe
20" ,..ns 70 be a vacancy IN the home FOR ChIistlhh
WALTERS with which Miss Keller Is connecteo' Ahu
w VI rhi,dren have thus received invitations -
IA nong the children who went away 10 uie co1n
~ The other day there was one niue niite -,
"a az, who looked almost frsi enough 70 De Do"
sway Her wan pale little face was hiooen ~