New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
OVER 1,4OO SENT TO COUNTRY
CARLOADS OF CHILDREN DISPATCHED
TO CLEAR SKIES BY TRIBUNE
FRESH AIR FUND.

Although the work Of The Tribune Fresh Air
Fund daas not usually hegin IN hard sober earnest
hefore July s. peyerthe4ess, by why oil "sFIh44is
up to the heavy rush, much has been accom-
plished quietly during the last few weeks me
first part Of the season. ending July g. has seen
twenty-nine difsrspt parties dispatched 10 the
country las ehdren IN all. Including the speclal
ones when their friends tn the country hAlteq
for a longer stay and who went by themselves
To-day the work Of relief VIII begin IN real earnest
Fhs Fribuas Fresh Air Fund wil send into the
country eight separate parties numbering 81 chill
dren in al, For every child there is an Invitation
30 sesad a fortnight in SONS private family. Tree
OF all expense
The first OF the days .psrties starts on the 1880
a. m. train fer Port JsrvLs. y. J.. over tina Erie
Railroad. With them go a party OF seven children
for BarryyiIle, n. Y. The next TO leave the city
Will be at p. ~, when en .he Delaware bseha-
wanna and Western Railway VIII 80 i2 children
bound for Bangor. Penn. Then by way of the
stontrgtoa Line. VIII go party OF twenty for
Westerly. r. l. IN the evening. at slS o'clock
again the Eric tines. four parties Will start.
travelling together during che night, and IN the
morning branching off for various destinations
Olean. y. Y; Mount Merris ~ y; AndoHer' y. l.
and Avop, -, Y
Tomorrow FIVE mare parties, coTpPi<iag $50 chill
trer, will be dispstched.
The largest Of the parties to-day goes to sspgor,
Penn, In the spring an advance agent for the
charitable worn OF reiief went to Bangor ana held
conferences with the ministers Of thst city As
result union O. pastors was formed and each
worked hard to arouse the interest OF his congrega
tep G the work Of reuaf, Soon tha results came
IN invitation after invitation for children 60 stay
with them until the party which left this morning
for Bangor numbered l42 The pastors TO whose
efforts the children their outing are the Rev.
l. NJ Beaver the Rev ], F. White, the Rev. J. A.
Feger the Rev. z. A. Bawdeu and the Rev. ]. A,
Muir.
NEARLY oNE HUNDRED co TO PORT JEkvTs,
rfU Of aiQ ne
children rent by The Tribune Fresh Air Fund. For
several years Henry Strader conductor on the Erie
Railroad, has been deeply Interested In the work
of fresh air relief and his work has been absolutely
indefatigabIe. The result has been the reception
Of Invitations for the chifdren from many Of the
neIghboring country towns Heartfelt thanks will
eo ND from many childish heart during the next
two weeks while they enjoy the happy outing Sc
cured fer than by their EiRdhesFtsd friend. Mr.
Strader.
At Westerly. E. 7, q party OF tWentY will enjoy
the hospitality of the residents. many OF whom
have entertained the children before. and who
this year invited again their little guests OF the
previous summer. At westerly the charitable
work has bean largely in the hands OF .. Z. Por-
ter who has uncessiug In his efforts in be-
half Of the little tenement house children Of New
york TO hts personal eudeavors IN their behalf
is due the open hospitality Witch Westerly extends
each year.
From Mount Morris. through the efforts of A
Wasson came invitations for fourteen children. in
addition to the large party that sent there
only a week ago. To-day these additional children
viii be started on thalr holiday country outing
The following the hosts OF The Tribune Fresh
Air children at OIean. y. Y: Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs.
II .. Barlow, Mrs N. Allen. Mrs. r c. Albro.
Mrs J. T. Boslcr Mrs. c. Becker, Mrs. Allie Rea
man. Mrs. James Burleish, Mrs Charles Doyle,
Mrs E. Dorsey, Mrs. .. hhalan. Mrs. I. \. Bie,
Miss Edith Hill, Mrs. Sherman Hail. Mrs. L. W
Keteham. Mrs. {. Moodler, Mrs. r. r. Mason, Mrs.
b. Palmer. Mrs. c. Reeves. Mrs. John Sloane Miss
Lena Smith, Miss Winifred Smith. Mrs Gertrude
Sweet Mrs. j. L. Alderman and Mrs. r. T. Graham.
At Olean the work of providing places Of enter
tainment for the children has been in the hands of
the Kev. James ". Ashton VINO has been ttreless
in his efforts SECURING invitations not only from
his OVID parishioners. but also from many of the
other churches in ene town III, .--.-s.-,
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs Cameron, John Howe John
sGrath 9pd ID P2ek 9 kr, CT6y S Satf9f, 20 e., Children
q the Blessed sacrament Church. q Andover winch
Edward Z Rengel g represents H in the aiding of The
The children Wh0 90 e Avon Will be the guests
Preston. Miss Ida Thompson and Mrs. William
mT1 The ss at Man MRH pFs %Iassr are uREsn RFH Miss
Brophei. Miss Welsh and Hrs Charles Raush-
BENEVOLENT HOSTS AT BANGOR, PENN.
At Bangor. Penn. the following will entertain the
children: The Rev. z. A. ZehI, Charles Buzzard.
F. Heller Mrs. Charles Miller Mrs C.. Ackerman.
Mrs Charles Kressler. Mrs. Hiram Loekard. Mrs.
William Resh. Mrs. John Frainfeller. Joseph Rem
seiraer. Charles Shoup. C. Mann Thomas Rutt.
Emanuel Flory. Mrs W, Bowers, Mrs S. Jones,
Samuel Rutt Joseph Repsher. William Fritz. Mar
tin Mosser, Mrs Joseph Taylor James Andrews,
the Rev. j. F. White +; HoOdmaker. j. F., Holland
W. S. Deats. James Albert, II; +. Pritchard the
Rev. j. A. Fegcr william Rotzel o. Owens, Samuel
F'Iory william Braerrn&n, John Bruch Emery
I.eabsr Mr. RusliF4, Theodore Dennis, Luther Hell
Ter George Messenger. n Braernan Milton FIory,
George Ham bright f. Rrasrman, Mrs; A Buzzard,
Isaiah Messinger, Mrs. Esther Flory. the Rev ! NJ.
ris, Mrs. sehreiber. Mrs l. Smith. Mrs, Reimal.
Mrs. Long. Mrs. Stout. Mrs A. Nagle. r. C. Stamp,
Mrs. stephen cotes Joseph pec1. Miss Lnln se~rn.