New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
CHILDREN CRY TO co
0"iy Promise That They Can Be
'eath Nert Party Comforts Them


'cath Neat Party Comforts Them.
,b.. records OF The Tribune Fresh Air Fund ,,o,
=" children We're sent to the country ,,,as- ~.
Ner-ISy yesterday. They went to various places in
ork' New-Jersey Pennsylvania CTonno,ttt
ana Massachusetts, The total sent ON, -
~ Niioay exceeded eleven hundred
me ACTIVITIES began at s a. m at che ps-.,. =.
VEINS. OF the Delaware. Lackawanna ava
Me-, M. flailroad where nineteen children for
aa, ioru' Penn. and seven for Nicholson penn
assembled An hour later nineteer h ~ nm nm
sent on their way to BeIleville Penn uo-
- Htaho Central Station two partias r,,r,h,
Tn.-III eli IN all were sent TO St Helens Home a,
q, NIi,.' mass and the Shepherd Knapp Home
=, -Hii'oh' Conn. respectively The mari, of -,
mat Went TO st. Helens Home gs,a 80,
WINE they were waiting for the trsir -.
aIn,~4 y Oh boys that started for the same nlacs
ha-s raised the roof with their yell The sben.
.,eiu Knapp Home party although o,tr,,,,,
me St Heen's Home mart, e. -. o-''uliioeIihs
upicaue The yell. but showed that n +at,os -,
e eEe strong and concerted cheer As a.
80 tne enildren made enough noise to attract aa,,
ade. N 0nueeo d small block
Eunice Home. at Chapel Hill N ,, =,
assignment OF children for the present ,easo
Tr,, Ihere were eighty-two in the marty,
~ 80 popular place with the children and It
,n - uIneuity that the escorts kept them In
80. "illie lhey were trooping aboard the boa+
several extra children who were brousbt 20 -
- IA case or an emergency, had to be left he
as the party was filled. They cried as il
60 hearts We're broken but finally became paci-
Heu When told that they could 90 in the rsxt ,artr
I"ehly little girls from Home Industrial school
NO. were sent TO Fairfield Conn where tho
VIII stay at Elm cottage for two weeks Elm cot
90 90 ID supported by the people of Fairfield and
parties OF girls are received there every two weeks
OuIiHs the season Hammocks. swings and see
saws are provided for the girls and their life there
IS continual round of pleasure
second division Of the third army that has
nesleged the Ashford Hill Home. at Ardsley N Y
the present season arrived there last night One
hundred and forty-one strong they marched into
their camping place for the next two weeks They
arrived there just in time to sit down to their
evening meal and how they did attack the bread
ana milk and other good things. Many a child
ate as II It was the first square it had had in
many a long day. was really the case They
came from some OF the poorest families of this
CITY, where crust of bread often serves as meal
The activities OF the day came to close at $50
p m. when two parties started for points in the
extreme northern part of New-York State. One
party went to Heuvelton and the other to Brasie
Corners. The latter party will arrive at Gou-
verneur at 1880 o'clock this morning, and then the
children will have twenty mile drive in farm
wagons TO Brasie Corners There sixty
children in these two parties
The hosts at BelleviIle Penn. are J. H. Peacbev
Amos Nofsinger, E. A Brook. Solomon A Zook,
Mrs. c. P. Yoder Mrs D. H Sruucker, Mrs. Deli
lah Yoder. Miss Louise r. Phillips and Albert
Russler
At New-Milford, Penn.-Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Charles
Cole. Mrs. Edward Boyle, Mrs. Andrews Miss
Maggie Hand, Mrs. Charles Kenyon. Mrs. A P
Spencer. Mrs. Seth Chandler, Mrs. n. Burdick
Mrs Charles Culver. Mrs H. Barnard. Mrs. Le-
body, Mrs. Risley Miss Eugene Turnbull. Mr..
Smith, William Throop. George Fox. Howard Hut
ton. John Baldwin, Willard Brasie, Mrs E Hurst
and Mrs G. r. Conger
AT Brasie Corners n. Y.-Clinton Harvey, West
Reed, Miss Eugene Fleming, Richard Clute, Ger
TIT Conger Patrick Whalen. James Seaker. Miss
!~ottie Brasie, Mrs. Pufter. James Mitchell Ben
Jalnin Hutton, Mrs. Kelley, Mr.. Drummond, Mrs
Crawford, Charles Raven. Mack Ward, Lauren
WashbuTn and William Lawyer.
At Heuveton, n: Y, Mrs. A Ellsworth. Mrs
George Hannah, Mrs. Ethel Ritter Mrs. Vasco
Brown, Mrs Frank Creighton and the Rev. G. H.
Hastings.
At Cotton. ". Y. Mrs. D. c. sturtevant
At Parishville, n. Y, the Rev. NJ. G. Powley
At Copenhagen. n. Y. Mrs. P. Lampher.
Hosts not already acknowledged at Quaker Basin
n. Y, Mrs. William Morse, Mrs Charles Loope,
Mrs. J: G. johnson. c. Burdicz, Mrs. Clayton Baker
and Alfred Brakeman
AT Cuyler, N. Y. Miss Mande E. Keeler. E. p
Ryan. Mrs George Abbott and Mrs. George Pease
At Sheds. n. Z, r. Avery, s. J. Robinson and T.
z. Sears.
At Union Valley n. Y Mrs Frank Gilbert
At Cortland. N Y, Mrs. z. NJ. Moore.
At New-Woodstock, N. Y, J. w. Fairbank.
At Lincklaen. y. Y, Mrs. Phoebe Baldwin, Mrs
l. c. Saunders, Mrs Charles Randall Mrs. John
Morris and Mrs. W. NJ. Baldwin.