New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
OYER 500 YESTERDAY.
Tribune Fresh Ar Fund Had a
Busy Dan.

Yesterday was the record day cf the season for
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund From early IN tne
morning until sl5 last night. when sleepy crowd
o. boys and girls boarded train in Jersey City,
rs3 children left the city goinso thirteen different
places
The people os Corning. n. y. and vicinity VII
entertain nfty-four Of the children in their homes
for the next two weeks Paul r. Allen OF Corning.
has been active IN that city obtaining places for
the children 20 go TO- and has succeeded in opening
twenty-nine different homes 10 the children
The biggest consignment os children went 70
Ardsley, n. y. where they are 70 stay at Ashford
HTll. There were leo laughing boys and girls in
this party. and when they were going UP on the
train they made the cars ring with their shouts OF
delight az the things that they saw. This is the
fourth party that has gone 70 Ashford Hill this
year. and brings the total number entertained az
that place 90 nearly six hundred and fifty
Next IN. line yesterday came the Shepherd Knapp
Home, az Milton. Conn. vhich received ninety
nine making its total for the season ne Chapel
Hill. ~ J.. stood third on the list In respect TO
numbers. taking it's second paFsy Of eighty-two.
The children went from New York 20 Atlantic
Highlands by boat.
Tensfy. n. J.. and Interlaken, Mass. were tied
for fourth place IN the number received yesterday.
Fifty little girls went 20 Tenafy. where they are
TO be entertained at Happyland. party Of fifty
boys followed the party OF fifty girls that went 20
1nterlaken Thursday. making the total being
entertained by John z. Parsons at that place lco
The other places 70 receive the children were Mid
dletown. N Y. where twenty convalescent children
we're sent; Fairfield. Conn. which took the same
number; Bath n. Y, with two; Randolph. ~ Y,
with four: Wsyland, y. Y. with two, and PrattS-
burg. n. Y. and COhocton n. Y. each one
Several spectators in the Grand Central Station
yesterday morning much amused over con-
rroversy between twO boys. in which the younger
escaped pummelling at the hands OF the older
only by appealing 20 the caretaker. Il seems that
the younger boy had been 70 the country before
and the older one had not. On the evidence Of
past experience the smaller fellow made this state
nlent:
up in de country you kin pick flowers right In
you don't got 10 run II he secs you"
ately, and a lively argument arose. Before there
peaied to the caretaSer Who suppoTtsd him Even
then the other boy was inclined 20 believe that
pfsd sases nsdsa R5 to stun him. as ne ~h'
II is seldom that you End more striking instances
light in the work q The Toans Fresh Sss AIR Fund
fTe4e peyokson and Nay cusaS held
and. and cookie sale for The Tt,buns Fresh AIR Fund
plan at for fair 20 be held this year Nearly
sold, but before her Sa.r Vas held She BECAME IN
and the doctors gravsly announced that she could
She died; but ths work shs had started went e
% smonf ;s her friends and when The ssr .as he'd held
with this money many other little giTis Who are % al
ING 70 yonnssT bTossTs and sisters that they SaSe
no time for fun; Will be made happy for two weeks
The names OF those 10 whom children were sent
yesterday, follow:
, Corning; n; Y-Psul R. Allen; Mrs. RelteE5aaEn.
Mrs. Fred Pierce. Mrs George Rood. Mrs, Weiss,
Mrs. Terwilliger. Mrs. Charles Lamb, Mrs. Russell
Pierce. Mrs. I. Stevens. Mrs. G. n. Church Mrs
Lyman Day. Mrs. William Lindsey. Mrs. Stephen
Nassau, Miss Billinghurst. Mrs. Hawley Cole, Mrs.
snimons, mrs D. w: Grey, Mrs, Charles Erwin.
Mrs. Rolfe. Mrs. II. 7. Baker, Mrs. Muller Mrs
NJ r. Johnson Mrs. 2. r.. Lamb. Mrs. Whitney,
Mrs. Edna l. Rolfe and Mrs. A. Weiss.
Bath. y. Y.-Mrs Covenstun
COhOcton, n. Y.-Mrs. Alice James.
Randolph, y. Y.-Mrs. IA D. Gray.
Wayland, n. Y.-Mrs. j. Avery.