New-York tribune., 1909-07-02
uoaE CHILDREN START
u.odreds Made Happy by Hope
of Fresh dir.

ss.- children were taken from
Foni -" .Itv streets yesterday ana ee"N -
the slliiiNs ,+-v by the Tribune fresH nti
ip:o the chools had closed the day oeIore' tne
Although the a,eper and his assistants had
Fresh AT - a.-nest sending happy youngsters
begun VorE - tbrouSh New York, Connectlcut
in ever Massachusetts Each osy iliins
anu IDS Of children ali over 'ie Oi's h
peciSl 80 the first breath OF pure couhiS an
eagerly ~ ,s being taxed TO the utmost 10 pro
The manager I.o,ds who are ready 20 start at
"a, for the thousands
zs, opportunity. ,,,- -
the ms -. 30 a,e carloads and several smsHer par
i-o cent out. The greater nunlOet Ne"' "
ties w.. FRESH Air homes controleo olre'uS pS
the - - E4srv arrived at ST. Helen hoiN' AL
the lu"U 1soss one hundred will spend the fort-
Jnterlakel, -,aha-s knapp Home. in Litchfeid,
nish' III =, ..rr,,- vent 20 the Ashford Hii Hon1e
Conn., Y Among the smaller parties which
al - ~ r.era the following: Eighty-fVe t' rus
& .soss under the auspices OF ihe DelASHlIe
~, - .ir Fund committee, ana seventy ~
fresh -, a. +ba marty will be divided among the
Cu.o' [--,ers' homes Of Oneida County Inc
'sI'ou0 -, sent out were invited guests. some
VtH. ,. have spent their vacations at the same
u -, ro- several years while younger protheiS
p .,ste-s we're taken for the hrst tme' nm ~
g ort 70 Waterfowl y. y seven 10 "ehe'
-,r. TWO 10 Deer River, two TO Car'hsse. .No y
s. W one 10 Auburn, one TO Cato ana Twelve
TO HYDE PARK 49,, obildr.n "a they
= 10 tba cars provided for them on the dlf-
80, trains The oppressive heat OF liie ci'S NuI
g. +be last two weeks was beginning 10 nave aus
t.s T3o1lo- was only too plainly visible IN many
t-.+onoss But the anticipation OF the gooH uhaeS
,-, brought smiles which seemed almost pa'He'ic.
- -,.5,ca1 examiner visited several hundred
h;Idre7 during the day, and to-day these' LOO
iii ioin the steadily increasing ranks IN 'he Coui
s. Many came before the examiner oearihs the
-, ~. - -soant illness and showing the need OF
,l,a
--1s y, one family looked SO badly that al hrs' II
e. o,as.ioned whether they ought 10 be sent
- With the healthy children. Tears came to
- ewes as they saw their dreams Of fe"
,r,.ts. vacation gradually fading away. They
6nsllv were passed and will join hdPP9 ''i'0is
who go 10 Ardsley this afternoon.
There will be nc more grateful mother thah an
-, v-or7a7 who came before the examiner
,,t .our little sirIs the youngest an infant three
rssrs ol5. The baby lay in the mothers lap
seemingly overcome by the heat The husnaho
o,sd onlv : few weeks ago Although unable 10
.,sak English. the happy mother smiled her
thanks as the medical examiner passed the entire
f.roiv and gave It permission TO 60 together for
I. .bort vacation This family will be enteTtaineo
$, the Frazer cottage. al Ashford Hill which is
oz,ed and used by the Church Of the Holy Com
-n,inion, in Fifth avenue
Many OF the children who start today have
been 10 the sam" place before and were recalling
among themselves the pleasant times Of the past
and looking forward 10 more in the next TWO
weeks The boys telling of an Indian nsht
IN the plains OF Oneida County Eight OF them
were al one farmers house. where they pay Eeu
Buffalo Bill TO their hearts content
Some Of the girls we're greatly occupied win u1e
r4r1s field dav. The yictors in the high jump the
hundred-vsrd dash and the potato race were re-
calling their achievements with pride The pros
rsctive Tassar girls planning for stH more
thrilling fea1s this summer. even though 'heE
never get nearer Tassar than the railroad station
8, Pourbkeepsje on their way 10 Utica or Water
town. but they can have DAY dreams as well as
those who are really expecting to enter THIS or
come ether vomens college.