New-York tribune., 1901-07-17

An hour and half later one Of the double decked
Pennsylvania ferryboats carried Off another party
This such a big boat 10 the eyes of the little
lads and lasses that they thought they were on
long voyage. which would end only when the
indefinite locality known to them as country
reached They settled down on the seats and
surprised TO find that the boat went so short
a distance When they found that they were to
go into the heart OF Pennsylvania Dalmatia. and
that a long ride in store. there was no doubt
in their minds then that the real country was TO
be their home for two weeks and they cuddled into
the car seats In a satisfied frame Of mind for the
long ride They were invited I'm the name OF the
people Of that faraway PENNSYLVANIA village by
Arthur s Buhb. Of that place With the party
were specials" going Buyerstown. Penn; Har-
risburg and Koontsville. Those in the Dalmatia
party fourteen in number.
In the middle of the afternoon. when the sun was
beating down its hottest. two more parties started
One took the breezy sail down the bay to Atlantic
Highlands spend two weeks at Eunice Home,
Chapel Hill This the third party 10 go there
for a two weeks outing this summer. II numbered
eIghty-two \ few minutes later the third party
of fifty go to happy land. at Tenahy " j. as
the guests of Mrs. J. 5. Lyle. was on its way
One would have thought this fair number TO get
away for day. but the funds busy time was in
the evening. Four parties started after O'Clock
for far away points.
About that hour person would have found diff
Guilty in passing through the big marble waiting
room at the Grand Central station by reason OF
assembled there They were there to take the $50
train 10 which several cars had been attached for
their special use. and were bound for Watertown,
Boonville. Canton and sundry other places In Cen
tral and Northern New-York There was par
ticularly large delegation for Watertown and sur
rounding parts. The people of that place had In,
vited lii children TO visit them; They were invited
through George II. Feltus. ana Will De entertalheu
at the homes of the hosts and In tarmhouses In
friends of the children have arranged TO ooard
them , a.., A, /,
the case Of the Watertown party. the good people
of this place are going to see that the tenement
the blue sky and green leaves. The friend of the
children in BSGnvs who S %sde RE The
The Canton party consisted of twentyeight chill
dren. With i went seven to Heuvelton and sew
And this does not complete the recital of the
was started for Avon over the Erie Railroad
the the big Psrg pa aEs tSs car
wheels bearing the children in every direction over
standing sta ding hat people are remembering the Fund
the the nams Of se@e Of fe hde Mh
are to entertain the children sent out Yesterday:
MAs Wam Garter sr MTs Parish Mrs % n Ross
Mrs PeT9n and Mrs Mrs ensSw 6eae @
cross the Rev Frank & Severance; nee Mrs & Dealing ling
er, auSs Mrs MarsGaii. MIS-: WSodeosk Hrs: george
Mrs George S3,,I Birdsey Mrs & M McGIusky Mrs
Mrs Hayes. Mrs. George Porter, Mrs. Capron, Mrs.
Newey. Mrs Dorm. Mrs. jackson. Mrs Hoonacre
and Mrs. Johnson
Canton-The Rev. J. w. Briggs. Mrs Cyrus Clark
Mrs j. w. Blanchard Mrs. Carrie Davis, Mrs r.
Smithers, Mrs. Ira Broeffie Miss Ida KENYON, Mrs.
Sleoyd Mrs Della Stockwel G.. a. Wells, Mrs
Amos Vaughn, w. ]. Morrow Mrs. c. c. Caldwell
Wilson.
Henwelton-The Rev w. G. Atwell. Frank
Creighton Mrs. a. L. Ellsworth, Mrs. Hayes and
Mrs Henry Burnham:
cireene-The Rev w. II. Alger Mrs Edgar Race
Mrs Clark Padgett, Mrs. Eugene Shaver, Mrs G.
W. MerreIl Mrs, Emma Goetcheus, Mrs. Ernest
Brooks Mrs. Adolphus Ulrtch Mrs. Pauline Ulrich,
Mrs. j. H. COoS' Mrs. Leroy Ford Mrs. George
George H Cumming Mrs. F. D. Breed. Mrs. L. L.
Pease Mrs. Pate. Mrs. Tillotson Mrs Sanford.
Mrs ianders Mrs. A. L.. Boyce, Mrs Hayes. Mrs.
George Moshier Mrs. William D. Benedict Edward
s. Jackson and Mrs. James Bailey