New-York tribune., 1903-08-03
THOUSANDS MADE HAPPY
The Tribune Fresh Dir Fund Brings
jon to Mann Children.

Last week 1.G9 children sent out for two
weeks in the country, besides 4e56 who enjoyed
the day excursions OF which four were given IN
the week. This makes total of 5.055 children OF
this city made happy in the week by the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund.
This week will be a busy one, with children go
ing TO hfty-six different destinations or these
thrty-one places will receive their visitors to-day
alone. making 20 started for the country N me
day. In the rest OF the week 7E will start cut
making total for the six days Of 972. aside from
those going on day excursions.
The places receiving visitors to-day are Berwick
Penn; Saltwater Penn; Mount Pleasant. y y
Syracuse N Y: Bellville. Penn; Milroy, Penn;
AIlensvile, Penn; Greensburg, Penn; Curry Kun
Penn: PhilIipsburg. \. J.; Easton, Penn; Mexico
X. Y: Copenhagen, \. y; Eimdale n y; De
Tsuyster. n y, Pope's Mills, y y; Deer River
X. y: Potsdam. y Y; Plessis. n y; ParlshVIhe'
X. y; Henderson. X. Y; Utica, y \; Iurln'
\. Y: Lyons, y. Y: Antwerp, y y Ces'Ie'
n Y: Springwater. n y. Cohocton. y. y; Clarks-
willie X. Y. and Wayland. y Y
Towns 10 which children viii be sent in the rest
Of the week are Lewiston. Penn; Matia"aina'
Penn: McVeytown, Penn; Ryde, Penn Strodas
Mills. Penn: CIaverack y. Y; Sherburn. n y;
Randolph X. J; Conesus, y. Y; Bear Lake
Penn; Scio N Y; Owego. y. Y; Naples y y
Geneva. " y. Gorham, \. Y; Rushyilie' n y
Middlesex y. y: Otego X. Y; Franklin, n Y;
Phelps. y. y; Westfeld y J.: Ashford Hill.
y y; Interlocken. Mass; Chapel Hill, N j. and
Willlamstown Mass.
Last Saturday parties OF children left the city.
going TO Warwick y. Y. Port Jeryis. y. Y; East
Stroudsburg " Y: Portland. Penn, and Halstead,
Penn. Those going 10 Warwick were under the
charge Of the Rev Taoer Knox, who distributed
them to hosts at that place. Al East sToudsburg
the hosts are the Rev. A Z Warren, Charles
CRUDE Edgar Rinkel. Louis Heller, George P.
Kenny. Mrs. George Staples Mrs. Florence Heller,
Louise Ehles. Mrs Florence Fritz and Mrs. A. Cor
wood. Those = Portland Mrs W z. weiss,
Mrs. Lssrch, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. l.
! kinney, Mrs Dutt ana Mrs. ;. .; wilson Al
Falstvad they were received by the Rev james B.
Dove, Mrs. Jessie Chiccster, Ms, J. D LINDSEY,
Mrs. Olive Nilmot- 3irs; Pooler, Mrs. h BIeegier'
IN addition TO the hosts al Oswego. y. Y, who
Miss Gertrude Kirk have been distributed Pres
Ton Clark Mrs John Clark. Mrs. William Kirk and
Miss Emma 3. Kirk. all OF Oswego.
Thus the hot. busy month Of August begins.
While Ire hrst day was moderately cool accord
ilg 70 az DIG sayinss aad present predlct521s the
September With the cool wea ther received in the
first part of the season II seems probable that
some high temperature IS due 10 preserve the aver
The Fresh Air workers all fse1 accordingly that
n is OF paramount importance that the fund send
dweers in this hot season. It Is perhaps more
needed then than any TIME before this season.
the children have already been treated to out.
ing. There are thousands or the waiting list. and
less the fund swells far beyond its present proper
lions. Il is ptiful sight 70 watch those who
assemble AZ the missions each time an tior
taxes place 4oT eiEIbles for the country. and tc
note the disa ppointed little when the list is
filled and many told that they must wait till
another time They are usually pacificd with the
But il takes money 10 redeem such a promise
II the present condition OF the fund continues If is
appointment school opens and no chance has
been presented for v1sitito the glorious country