Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-02-22
ON TO WASHINGTON
High School Seniors and Others
Will Start Saturday Morning
speciaI Car viii Be Provided After
Leaving South Vernon-Those Who VIII
Go on the Excursion.

The Washington trip, for which the
senior class of the high school have been
working and planning for months, VIII
take definite shape tomorrow, Saturday,
morning when the "a members or the
class with several teachers and more
than a score of friends will leave on the
owl train for a week of sightseeing in the
national capital, Philadelphia and New
York. There will be busy times in the
homes Of the seniors as the train is
scheduled to leave at BPS O'Clock in the
morning and breakfasts will have to be
eaten beforehand. Judging by what some
of the seniors said, the early start will
not make any difference to them as they
are so full Of pleasurable anticipations
that they don't intend to do much sleep
ing tonight anyway.
The party will not have the special
car until they reach South Vernon as no
satisfactory arrangements could be made
with the Central Vermont road There
they will board their special car which
will take them through to New York with
only brief stop at Springfield. At Jer-
sey City they will change to another spe-
cial which will land them in Washington.
Luncheon will be eaten in Jersey City
and the party will not have TO leave there
until PIP. II no unforeseen delays arise
they will reach Washington tomorrow
night at o'clock. Headquarters will be
in the Metropolitan hotel on Pennsylvania
avenue.
The party will stay in Washington
seeing the sights until next Thursday,
when they will again board the special car
at o'clock in the morning. They will
have from 1915 to 2 o'clock that day to
see Philadelphia and luncheon will be
eaten there. They will arrive in New
York at O'Clock that afternoon where
their headquarters will be at the Broad
way Central hotel They will have until
4 o'clock Friday afternoon to see New
York sights, when they will leave for
home, arriving at 1918 in the evening
Those who win go in the party are:
Senior class Corona 4. Bell, Ruth c.
Childs, Marjorie F. Crosby Annie F.
johnson of Putney, Lillian f. johnson, A.
Mildred Mcdonald, Pauline S, Miller,
Edith NJ. Moody, F. Edna Patterson of
Putney Lizzie NJ. Ranney Of Westmin-
ster West, Ruth NJ. Robertson of Putney
Marion F. Simonds. Florence L. Strong,
Halsey w. Bardwell, Harry F. Douglas
John j. Eckles, ir, F.. Murray Frost, II
Leslie Frost, Eugene P, Houghton OF
Putney, Glenham Jones. Arthur p. Ken
ney. ]. Gordon Peach, Harry c. Sargent
Earl d. WeatheThead; Principal r. Burr
Smith and Mrs Smith, Mrs. James p
Elmer, Mrs. Leroy F. Adams. Miss Emma
Gregg, Miss Helen Childs, Miss Frances
Putnam, Miss Minnie Scott, Miss Mabe
Applin, Miss Minnie RawsOn, Miss Edna
Marcy Miss Helen Nelson, Miss Clara
Eames, Mrs F. II. Holden and Wales Hol-
den, Abbott Frizzell, Clifton Barrett, Cor
RE Chamberlain Harry Coates. Scot
Eames and Luther Houghton Of Brattle,
boro, Mrs A. n Sherman and Miss Nellie
Dickinson OF WiliamsVille, Miss Evf
Plumb of Greenfield, Miss Mabele Dix o.
Nottingham Miss Elizabeth Braley anC
Miss Maude Aiken of Putney. Miss Angi,
Johnson and Miss Mabel Colby OF Whit,
River Junction.