New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
nANY NILES AWAY NOW.
FRESH AIR CHILDREN WHO LEFT THE CITY
YESTERDAY TRAVELLED ALL NIGHT

FRESH AIR CHILDREN WHO LEFT THE CITY
YESTERDAY TRAVELLED ALL NIGHT
The people who went rolling out Of the CITY On
night trains last evening bound on a TWO weeks
vacation in Canada or the Adiroudacks were not
the only ones" They may not have known It. bu-
there were 1S9 small people from the tenement
houses of this city who were travelling north ssr
night a similar quest-not 70 mountains lakes
woods but 10 open fields and orchards And every
one OF these 1s9 children wore a button with the
inscription on 1t in red and white Tribune Fresh
Air Fund" They went so far from New-York that
il took them all night 10 make the journey, and to
day they are at country villages and farms far
away TO the north and west of this civ. The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund sent - children 70 the
country yesterday. Fifteen OF them went 20 Goshen
n. Y N the afternoon and the rest started IN the
evening for Naples. y. Y, Avoca. y. Y, and Can
ton. Penn. IN parties numbering. respectively. rs.
Il and 2S children.
The people OF the three latter places who have
SO generously invited children 10 their homes are
as follows:
Jennings, Mrs H. Parker, Mrs Frank Woodard
Mrs Blake, Mrs BENJAMIN, Mrs. Adeu Shuman
Mrs. John Buck Albert Graves. Alert Fuksrson,
Mrs, Frank Cleveland, Mrs r ID. Parks. Ms
Hamlin, Mrs Freyer Mrs. F d. GeJsenger. Ms
Pierce. Mrs; Charles Gross. Mrs. Davis. Mrs I J.
Mrs. ] ri Loveland Mrs r S;rarby Mrs Iesshs
Mrs Henry Damn Mrs = N cleveland Mrs.
Myron Cleveland. Mrs. l. F. ProuIy. Mrs. Ehie,
Miss Pottle Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Posts, Miss LinA
Boegli, Mrs. Gallagher. Mrs. Fred C;Tiswald Ms.
Gonley, Mrs. Sutton. Miss Gertrude smith. Ms
Frank Donley. Mrs Clement Max Rich. the Rev
Mr.. Smead, Mr.. MaXheld. NUllaTd Society, Mrs
ttemenWay, Mr. Bartholomew, Miss Alice ToZss'
MIS- j. W. Nellis, Mrs Mary Malthy. Mrs.. -
Luther, the Rev. Howard. Mrs Hiram sherman
Mrs. NJ r, Smith, Mrs Snyder, the SOunS Peoples
society or Christian EndeaVor. Mrs c l. sHy-
der, Mrs. Young. Mrs. Siaytoa. Mrs. James. \
Eandail, Eugene Starkweather. John Tremoly =
e Clark. Miss Jennie Nermile. Mrs. HotchSin- Mss
Celia Glover. Mrs. E. 4 Griswold. Mrs f. Hink.ey.
MIS- T. A SeamaRs Mrs. 5. r. CRANKY and MS
,Ayooa, n: Y.-Mrs, Henderson, the Rev. NJ.
Mcke1ze, Mrs Nermiha BeaL Mrs. NelnWiiSS.s'
Mrs George r Noxon, Mrs. W L. Rose, ,Sls. MTs,
:. n. Atuns; Mrs Guy wagusr, Mrs MsrS isLs
Lewis; Mrs. Ester Lewis. Mrs John ", W@te,SS'
Willis, Mrs. Fred Robinson, Mrs. W. Fl Wooe
Mrs. e w, Kelsey Mrs. Or Howell. Mrs JAMES
butcher: Mrs, David kenady, Mrs Rose Pu'TnSe
MIS-. Jo1n Lent. Mrs Walter NlthewSon - A-
chester Olmstead. Mrs Charles Collier. Mrs urSSg. ur.
MIS-, Futman. Mrs. Orlando Ward, Mrs. Af'"I-
N9Non and Miss Jessie Wagner t.
canton Penn-MisS Anna Granteen, MISS Je,,-9
Van Fleet Edna Fellows, Mrs. a. J. Waters 49, N,
heed Hiekok, Mrs, Hattie TrtpP, Mrs W j. w. ,t
Mrs Dickson Mrs. Gates. Mrs Lan2ger' ".
ForeSt Andrews, Miss Georgt9na BenecicS- 80 -.
Jennie Ferguson, Mrs. Water Cole Mys Wh'V''7
and Mrs. Reuben Loomis.
There was another day excursion up the HUDSON
yesterday for the benefit Of poor mothers anu
children.