New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
MORE HAPPY CHILDREN.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-TWO
CHILDREN INTO THE CoUN-
TRY YESTERDAY
TRY YESTERDAY.

Seven parties OF children were sent into the
try yesterday by The Tribune Fresh Air Fund
They Shoemakersvle and Canton. Penn:
Williamsburg. Mass. and Avoca, Friendship.
Marion and RichvilIe. y. Y. The number OF chill
dren I72.
Fresh Air children seem 70 have way OF win
ming places for themselves in the affections their
country hosts. Many Of the children sent out by
the fund have been in the same homes in previous
years They endeared themselves TO the people
whom they were sent TO their first visits that
these people kept in touch with them by letters
and invited them again the following years One
man who had charge OF a number of Fresh Air
children in the country this year said II hardly
think II would be possible TO find a dozen children
who would give less trouble. Not irnpudent
word was spoken by to those in authority
Never prytng into handling things belonging
TO them. they furnished good example for many
children with better homes
His party was average one The story Of one
OF the children told by her emaciated body.
her pale. pinched face, and the eagerness with
Wnich she ate This was the first time she had been
In the country. A hve-year-oId child, whose day
light hours were spent in the street. because her
mother was away every day cleaning Offices and
could not leave her shut in while away from home
was another one Of the dozen making I'D the party
The people in the country who entertained this
party thought when the children went home again
that the two weeks pleasure and fresh air given
TO the children were well worth such sacrifice as
they had made entertain them.
The persons who arranged for the parties which
went out yesterday Mrs. 3 D. James of
Villa burg, Mass; the Rev. Nelson Reynolds Of
Friendship. y Y. Mrs s 5 Dougherty OF Shoe
rnakersvtlle. Penn; the Rev J. F. Forsythe Of
Rlchv1Ile y. Y; Warren c. Curtis, OF Marion y
y; Georgtana Benedict. of Canton Penn. and the
rev Daniel Redmond. OF Avoca y Y Specials"
Rent Wnt 70 EI6ridge Penn, Avon. N Y GreenvilIe
Fenn, Rock Stream. y Y; HOrnellsvilIe. n Y :;
Franklin Penn. and Lyons and Potsdam \ 7
some or those who have invited and will entertain
the children are.
rG,1Ir Ca1nton"Mrs Dickinson Mrs. E R Hickok Mrs
WaIter Mrs. Pitcher. Mrs Fellows. Mrs Leavitt
4rs Gates. Mrs Williams. Mrs. Bea rdslsy Mrs
Stears Jennie Van Fleet Mrs Reuben Gray Mrs
FRANK FttzWater Mrs. Silas Wright and Miss CieOr-
,,Avoca-Mrs. Joseph Overhiser. Mrs Hiram Shaut
MRS Cnsster Olmstead, Miss J. ". Waters Mrs.
George Noxon. Mrs Sutton. Mrs. BENJAMIN Cav
mrs Walter Shaut. Mrs. John Borden. Mrs Hal
S!ead MIS- Lewis Putnam. Mrs r " Kelsey.
MIS- , J. Beals, Mrs. Arthur NoxOn Mrs. Ort
| Iye, Mrs. Hemus, Mrs. E ". Marthewson Mrs
| Bert Corbet, Mrs. Fay Edwards and Miss jay
Marion-H. B. Smith H s Russell. A. EngIesen.
! MIS- r D Deuel.. Jesse Deuel. and Victor Deuel.
Rtchvile-Mrs. Judd McCarty. Mrs William
/ scott. Mrs Estes. Mrs. Emma Wood Mrs Amos
cellar Mrs George Redrick. Mrs. Alvin smith.
Charies I-tscUnn. Bert McCarty. Mrs. George Law
renee Calvin Mitchell, HuIda McCarty Mrs. T P
/ Gr1fhths. Mrs Lafosty, Mrs George Foster Mrs.
| 44avid 4d styles Mrs, j. H Kennedy, ". y. Hills
| HarloW HaHand, Miss Oracle Kerr, NJ. Y. McIn-
| tyre and Clinton Mcintyre.