The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-11
CHILDREN HAVING
HAPPY VACATION
Carload Of New York Tots Absorbed by
Homes in This and Other Towns
List of Children's Names.

Today Sc children are having the
time of their lives" enjoying new ex-
periences getting acquainted with their
hosts and hostesSes and breathing clear
fresh air away from the dust and smoke
of New York city, whence they came yes
terday arriving on the 137 o'clock
train. While some of them were soon in
the homes where they are to remain for
two weeks others did not arrive at their
real destinations until the edge of the
evening.
So far as can be learned this morning
there is little or no homesickness. Many
of the children went to bed last night
singing happily, even though they were
tired from Il long day of travel and were
commenting upon their plans for the
first day of their stay in their temporary
homes.
The children came here through the
Bethlehem chapel. st. Anne Settlement,
Music School Settlement. East Harlem
Health Center, Morris Avenue Health
Center Henry Street Settlement and
Adams Memorial Church. much the
larger number being from the East Har-
lem Health Center.
They were accompanied by Miss
Edythe Green of New York city, a col
lege girl who is doing settlement work
through her summer vacation. The trip
was especially hard for her as she did
not know she was to make the trip until
she arrived at the headquarters in New
York from which the children were to
leave and learned that the woman who
was to have come WAS unable to do so.
Miss Green left New York without
breakfast AMI had no dinned, her first
food yesterday being at island Park,
where she was taken by the local COM
mittee after the children were distri-
buted among their hosts. Miss Green
left ON the 40 o'clock train, expecting
- r-r.l oh I .,Fa
this morning.
One has but to read the names of the
children in the party to judge whether
they are capable of furnishing lively en-
tertainment This list follows, with the
exception of 16 names of children who
lost or destroyed their identification tags
on their way from New York:
Frances Sonagsri. Mary PiSciotto,
Nancy Pisciotto, Grace Carbone, Caro-
line Babong. Kate Martocci, Antoinette
NartOcci Josephine Bresciani, Mary
Dune, Robert kazanian. Josephine Tur-
uese. Tony DemarZo, Joseph Rubestelh,
Rose Muscolina, Antoinette Turnese,
Rosela Stano. Francesca SantonecIto,
Lena DeSalvo. Rose Van Illegal. Antoin-
ette Rotella. Elizabeth Torrenti. Joseph
Gentleguove. Amelia Pellegrino, Julia
Pelegrino. Tessie Pellegrino, Vincenza
Naioriello. Gertrude kanitsky, Martha
Scheindlinger. Mary Barbarisa, Arthur
AIajvorica, Mary Dicarlucclo, Elanda
Dicarluccio, Pearl Marcus, Nora MonZo,
Mary Bartenucio. Rose Seia. Rose Brandt.
Sarah Brandt, Margaret Freel, Pauline
Pad-enta. Rose Spina. Molly Zwier. Car
mella Baione. Teresa Mascoiina. Anna
Pope. Jennie Santopscito. Lena Merolla.
Dinah Barbarisq. Dorothy Steir, Rose
Neroua. Manuel Brandt Herman Lion
oil. Ida Masulla. Minnie Tocco. Anna
Nasulla. Angelina Sapponie. Mile De
Pascale. Emanuel PiZzuco. SOPHIE
C~aeso. Tossia Potella. Victor Paluch,
Sarah La Rosa. Inev Vanadia. Argelina
Vanadia. Jennie Presnto. Henry Pah1ch
Florence NIaiorello. Helen Baionn, Cath
o~ira Tvnch Plnndv Sjca. Nargaret
ctana. Carmnlla Sedanti. Jennie Nerr'l,a "a
Tase.,hinn Pizzuco. Dora Iinnel6. Julia
LionclH Morris Brandt. Adeline Careone