New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
OCEAN TRIP OF SORTS.
Fresh Air Children DISAPPOINTED
an VOyage to HOboken.

Great was the excitement at the Barclay stres,
ferry yesterday morning. where 80 children. sent
out by the Tribune Fresh Air Fund, were gathered
bound for Binghamton ". Y. Some enterprisnx
boy spread the report that the party was going 10
cross the ocean. and not a few OF the children be-
Ieved it.
One little girl began TO cry. because. as she said
her mamma wouldn't let her go so far and was
only comforted by the assurance that the boat
would land her no further away than Hoboken
For the most part. however. the party was en-
Enthusiastically satisfied especially the boys and
when the boat pulled IN there was mad rush 10
get aboard.
HUH grunted one little fellow. as the boat soon
docked across the river. That wasn't no ocean
That Just the Hudson River. wasn't it teacher?
told yoUse fellows dis boat didn't cross no ocean,
In the party was one little girl OF eleven years.
who showed degree OF thoughtfulness not often
found in children. Of the socaIled better class
This girl explained that she was Of chill
dren whom her mother. a widow, had brought U,
by doing the hardest kind OF work
DO you go TO school?'' she was asked
Yes"
What year are you in?'
The upper seventh
What are you going to do when YOU leave?"
Get work IN a big store III start IN as CASH
girl and maybe I'll get 10 be saleslady some time
What Will you co with your money
Help my mother You see she's done lot for
me. and worked hard TO bring UP her children and
when I can I'm going 70 help her"
George S MichelbaCh IS the secretary OF the COM
Inittee which arranged Tor the entertainment Of
their board is paid This committee raised several
hundred dollars help the children.
The Berkshire Fresh Air Fund. Pittsdeld,
Mass received its second party of one hundred
yesterday. Mrs Alden Sampson is chairman os
the Berkshire committee.
The names OF those who invited the children
Monday follow:
Auburn-Mrs Frank Weiss Mrs Field. Mrs
Dawson. Mrs Mckay. Mrs. Z E Van Cocr Mrs
+. A Ciilfus. Mrs p. Monroe Miss Louise Grouse
Mrs James Dale. Mrs. vi. MenZel. Mrs Anna Grtf-
hr Mrs J. o Lee. Mrs c. kimbau, Mrs Frank
Perry, Mrs Granger. Mrs Henry WeaIIer Mrs
Bachman. Mrs James Knapp Mrs, Cooper, Mrs
Richardson. Mrs. Belt. Mrs. Watkins 1lrs Samuel
Pinckney. Mrs. Nagle and Mrs Long
OwasCO-Mrs Warren. Mrs Hopkins Mrs
CIunde. Mrs. Bltstell. Mrs Sargent, Mrs Brokaw
and Mrs. Seeker.
LivOnia-NIrs. EOagland.
Cayuga-Nrs- George D. CASTOR
Union Springs-Nrs. James King, Miss Lillian
Curry. Mrs. r. H HoH C. l. Davis Mrs Samuel
Bouker and Mrs. CASTOR
Skaneateles-Mrs c W. Clark
Lennett-Niss Tucker, Miss E Webster, Mrs
Harry Tucker. Miss Bessie Sheldon. Mrs. Coulter
and Mrs Cartner-
Throopsvine-1Iss Prior and Mrs Morton
Mohawk-Mrs. Frederick Ward.
Utica-AIrs. D. II. Reed.
New Haven-Nrs. Lillian Mack
Watertown-NIrs. W. + SkeeIs. Mrs. Margaret
Snyder.
Onondaga HILL. a MeIrose
Cato-AIrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Van Patte1. Mrs Dun
ham, Mrs. Close Mrs. J, Pople. Mrs. BeSsey- Mrs
Dddy. Mrs. Ted Pople Mrs WeSCott, Mrs D.
c. Spooner Mrs Mcdonald. Mrs. Johnson Mrs
ply Mrs. Walker. u. r. Houston Mrs. Marshall,
Mrs. Ed. Rice. Mrs. Lee. Mrs. F W. Fccte, Mrs J.
a. Cooper, Mrs. Pollay. Mrs BOtsford. Mrs VI
L. Dutton Mrs Conquest and Mrs W De Forest