New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
FRESH AIR FOR 1000.
More Money Needed to Pay for Chill
dreR's OntiRGs.

IN the week just closed there we're sent out l21
children for outings ia the country going 10 sixty
places. Besides these there were entertained on
tho DAY excursions 2l50. making total of a3a for
fhe week
In The coming week parties will be dispatched
oaily and in no iEconsideFahie numbers
The llQcrs tc which these bands will go are AT
burn y Y. Clifton Springs. n. Y; Bangor, Penn:
Knowiesvtlie, y. J., Prattsburg. \. Y; Cohocton
=. =; See, \ Y: Warsaw N. Y: Mile N Y /;
Russell y. MansvtIe. n. Y; Boonville, N y;
Bigeow, y. =; Turin. n. y; Madrid. N Y;
chverack \. Y. Corning, n. Y; Rutland, Vt;
YergeIaeg. Vt; Brandon. Vt: Arlington. Vt: Ben
nihstou. Vt; South SALISBURY Vt; Baldwinsviile.
y Y; West Winsfeld, y Y; Interlocken Mass;
Asffera Ati, \ Y; Chapel Hill. y. J.; Wastfeld,
=. j. Maitland. Penn. and Lewistown, Penn
Report cones from Binghamton that the large
party sent there last week arrived safely and the
Various hosts succeeded in getting their small
charges assorted from the general company.
II Eas no easy task 10 handle this company of
Three hundred, larger by third than any the good
people Qf that neiEhhorhood have received before
Livery one but the children and their attendants
was excluded from the mems waiting room OF the
Erie station when they arrived The Rev NJ J.
Bieber took charge Of the proceedings assisted by
g number OF others. The work Of disposing of the
party occupied an hour and half and before it
was accomplished several little strays shed tears.
They were all placed safely. however.
large crowd of the Bnghamton citizens was at
the station 10 meet the party. Even the viaduct
overlooking the station was crowded though q
heavy shower was falling when the train came in.
as The little people pushed through the crowd
into tns waiting room the first thing they did
70 raid Z package Of chewing gum, displayed for
sale on a newsstand. Pennies were dug up from
tmall pockets and about s. 20 changed hands in a
fen minutes
Il was great relief for them 10 reach the end Of
thelr long and tedious ride from New-York. Mr.
fieoer reports, however that throughout the entire
KIP The children were the most orderly OF all the
companies he has escorted thus far There was a
eiioui of delight when they were told that they
were near their journeys end. From Binghamton
'hey were distributed 10 the various towns in the
region.
4he parry for Perry. y. Y. also arrived safely.
lhoeF The care OF Carl C. Clarke and was received
y the following hosts: c. D Barber, J. H Owen,
{ A. Carmichael, Z. II. Wygant. S N ButtIes
LeSle Eandley. Mrs. Charles Tuttle, Mrs. Chan
Ger, AIRS Il Watkins, Mrs. 3. D. Mcintyre, Mrs.
N a Barber Miss Cora Gray Miss Ann Watson
Mss any Smith The people of Perry are so far
sss s55S ~ pace an even larger number there next
are Mrs, Thomas Ban, Mrs Nelson Babbitt, Mrs
Croyitalr lrs- El-iisTn Spry Mrs a. ". Woods Mrs.
r. y 54lan y oilston, Mrs John H. Kirby and
~ o,clock in the afternoon on Saturday the last
49, Ias NttA ieIt this city, bound War
boss The parry Was orgaTZ % SSoinPaIg so pa OF ntteen ~ @
70 the various hosts -01'1- ~ -'4414
thus the news from the other end Of tn. line in
80 - !oes@i'y Is encouraging. as the season ad-
-lae Tribune Fresh Air Fund has already sent
So iaFen into the country for tbefP
- 80 ne average cost Per capita lasI wear
: -, A. the same rate this year the expend-
f6s- h1 ho1to amount 10 Aes96 Il. larger amount
es isss been received Arrangements te-s a.
16rs Seea perfected for sending several thousand
10 me awaiting homes. This csr 10 5cne
,1aeSSe ~ CONTRIBUTORS come in quickly The F1nd
tbs}-s money wltncut delay. else the children and
ClSaDpQfured
come quickly 70 the rescue? -e0u All + una