New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-25
EXODUS OF THE "FRESH AIRS"
OVER TWO HUNDRED OF THEM LEFT THE
CITY YESTERDAY.


It was another gala day for the children Of The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund yesterday. Eight parties
aggregating 226 children, away to the country
They formed a portion OF the thousand and
more children of the tenements whom The Tribune
Fresh Air Fund is sending OF the city this
week, and they went romping of through the ferry
houses as gayly as though they were the whole
thousand.
The first parties OF the day went of together over
the Lehigh Valley road early in the morning One
Of them consisted of thirteen children for RomuIus
n. Y. where fresh air children have been enter
tanned for many summers and whittier 1--WE fresh
airs" have already gone this summer. Those who
have asked children TO visit them RomuIus are
as follows: Mrs. Wyckoff. Mrs Vail. Mrs Pontius
Mrs. Kumes, Mrs. Metcah Mrs. Everets and Mrs
Lisk.
Another party consisted of twenty-six children
for Ptttston Penn, and the third numbered eighty
children, and was bound for Towanda, Penn. and
nearby places. where the following kind people
have invited children to their homes
Towanda Penn-Mrs zurn. Mrs Claggett Mrs
Mrg ReS Ms Mrs Ahge MT FeRner Mrs Osborn.
OFT Mrs Ponoyan, Miss PenneM Mrs stone, Mrs
Mrs Lane, Mrs. Smith. Mrs Morrison. Mrs Hitch,
sock. Mrs Long Mrs. Mcintyre. Mrs. Allen Mrs
Pratt Smith. Mrs. j, R. jenkins Mrs e HeyIman
HAMPTON van der Poc George La Porte and Mrs
Aa9 V6n I5 Mi Sarah J9rdan Mrs
I. RummTerfied, Penn.-Mrs. Dyer Watson and Mrs
Ghent, Penn..-Mrs. C Mahlon.
Hombrook Penn.-Mrs. Veil Horton
Potterville, Penn. c. Pettes.
Frankndale. Penn'ESrsse F y, lean 91it.
Charles Frutchey. anu WITS
little later in the morning a comuanv ~ aS.,,
nine children. accompanied by two children espe
clally invited to Thompsontown Penn started for
McNeytown, Penn, and nearby places whera tbs
following people will be the hosts and hostesses p
the children
Mattawana, Penn.-samuel X Yoder. Joshua
B. Harshbarger Miss Ha95aS 5o9 Yod h HSder John
smith William H. Swigart, Levi Hartzier and
shankz Run. Penn.-william H Moist and VIII
McveytOwn. Penn.-Harrison Brouse. Samuel
Dunmise, Mrs Nancy Hanawalt. Elmer Slime
ton James Mccormick F B Harshba iITS n Ca
Ruble. W. S: Harshbarger Mrs w h BingeTman
M Isl MRS A F. Rush NJ M RuOle and Mrs Fred
strodes Mills Penn.-Mrs John Gilbert Miss
Mo1ie STROBE, Samuel Lilly. Amos Kochenderfer
Atkinsons Mills Penn.-Nirs Milton Slime and
In the afternoon twelve children started for Mrs
Norman w. Dodges fresh air home at Simsburv
Conn. and with them were seven children bound
for Northampton, Mass and six children u,ho
have been invited TO Williamsburg Mass. At about
the same time company OF twenty-one children
started for Chappaqua. n. Y. where Miss Mary
Nelson has invited them to spend two weeks AT
her large home in the hills
There was also day excursion I'D the Hudson
yesterday for the benefit of mothers and chndren
OF the tenement districts
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
j. NJ c. Syracuse. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s1o ~
c II Mcclellan. 10 80
cqsS.ioR taken en-, in Grace Episcopal hasei %
i1easSG Fehn'' per Henry G. Russell
Mrs; Henry D, Brewster wolt6oro. n H 1874
o., tP2ins Breeze Camp ......-.........-.. 1000
M A. Post Clinton. n Y...................... 100
Miss Sophie L. Mesrole Wave crest Far Rock LOO
Miss a. j. Mccoy Wind Gap. Penn. ............ 100
From Friend in New Milford .............. %
4 H P.........,..........-..........., 5SS
From Charlotte Morgan Turk taEe ten nc,6s SEQ
Congregational Church OF SOuthIngton, Conn.
charters H. Higgins. Yonkers ,..,,.,..., 20
Ephtaim Lyon 10 az
Mrs Tonic ssuvnse Anenhurst N ..... 20 1S zoe
" h''''''''''-'' -.--.--.......-.. o.
Il g Mex SS
First Presbyterian sunday school Ps,,ssiti' 800
N J.; per Freeman ] Sweetness iressGrsr 1000
Collection at the SUNDAY scbcc, ..r,. 10 %
=. lea, East Hampton n. Y. per R. Il Newton 1870
Mrs George EGg EaSdan Rn sod anf Fd.SS
T. c. A, East Orange. n. j ................ - ~
Anonymous, ScarsdRle. N. Y..,......,........ : ~
a. c, La ByteauX Plainheld. N. J............. 500
Florence Alice and May ........... "a ~
amount previously acknowledged .........- 0slt 02
Total July "a 1900 Sio go OF
The Tribune employs no canvassers or collectors
and pays no commissions. The most direct way to
the children from the gtver Is through The Tribune
ornee, which everybody can reach with the mails
Ana the easiest way TO reach IL Is with a check
drawn 70 the order Of The Tribune Fresh Air Fund
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