Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-25
THE WASHINGTON TRIP
More Than 100 Will Join the
High School Party

viii Start from the 5rattleboro Railroad
Station Tomorrow Morning on the 5.2s
Train.
The station will be a lively place early
tomorrow morning. when the members OF
the senior class of the high school with
other pupils and friends enough to swell
the number to 10, will leave on the owl
train for their trip to Washington, and
large delegation of the friends ana fami-
lies of the young people will be at the
station to see them off. The party will
arrive in New York at 11.35, and an hour
or two will be spent there for luncheon
and sightseeing. They will arrive in
Washington about o'clock in the even
ing and will not leave there until Thurs
day evening. The time in between will
be a continual round of sightseeing with
just enough time out to eat and sleep.
Principal +. B. Smith has put in extra
effort to make the trip a success as 1t
will be the last one, for few years any
way. Through the cooperation of parents
and friends a good part of the junior
class will be included in the party at
small expense to themselves. The mem
bers of the Washington party are:
Faculty-Principal L. b. Smith. Miss
Florence Allen, Miss Clara L. Carruth.
Seniors-Miss Charlena Hail. Miss Ger
trude e. Hunt, Miss Miriam y. Howard,
Miss Zoe Ward Miss Ada Jameson, Miss
Grace johnson, Miss Sarah l.. Dimes, Miss
Mary Il. Austin, Miss Ellen NJ. Austin,
Miss Maude A. Brown, Miss Helen L.
Hopkins, Miss Mildred Yeaw, Miss Doro-
thea Brasor, Miss Marion {. Dennng,
Maney r. Adams, Arthur Il. Dewitt,
Charles +. Ramsdell, William w. Wash
burn, Fhank A Dimes, Eugene NJ Berry,
John G.. Atkinson, Clarence l.. Merrill, l..
Wales Holden Wells h. Miller, Weed X.
Pierce, Harold Z. Staples, Raymond r.
Halliday, Harold f. johnson.
Juniors-Miss Nettie c. Buttertield,
Miss Nellie II. Butterfield Miss Ruth A.
Harlow, Miss Eva |. Cooper, Miss Edith
F. Kendall, Miss Helen b. kenney, Miss
Jessie Ransom, Miss Adele Cowles, Miss
Lucia +. Gleason, Miss Lucy c. Wether-
head, Miss Marion Wood, Walter c.
Halliday. Carroll H. Drury, Charles L.
Herrick, Ernest G. Herrick, Carroll y.
Bond, Homer b. Ellis, Robert c. Knowl-
ton, $ r. Breese Morse, Roy 3. Miner,
Murray L. Davis.
Sophomores-Miss Alice r. Spencer
Miss Constance y. Adams, Miss Doris d.
Smith. Miss Irene q. Mather Benjamin
d. Weeden, julius F. Kuech.
Freshmen-Francis +. Marion, Hubert
Hall. Godfrey Crosby, Miss Helen NJ
Crowley
Persons not in the SCHOLARS. e. b
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Clay Mr.
and Mrs. Z. NJ. Angler, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
]. L. Martin, Mrs. NJ. NJ Tucker, Mrs
+. H. Holden, Miss Marion Knight Mrs
F. W. Hall Mrs. w. H. Richardson. Mrs
M ]. I.arabee, Mrs. Lillian Shepardson
Mrs D. c. Yeaw, Miss Hilma Ericsson
Miss Anna johnson. Miss Erma Johnson
Miss Minnie Brown, Miss Nelma Foster
Miss Nellie Prouty, Miss May Douglas
Miss Ruth Hubbard, Miss L. I. Torrey
Miss Florence Hemenway, Miss Ella
Stebbins, Miss L. Marion Baker, Miss
Marion b. Gibson. Miss Minnie NJ. Bell
Roy Monroe. Fred Clark, Leslie Stafford
James Clune, August f Wilson, Miss
Nellie Brown and Miss Johanna Brosna'
han, all OF Brattleboro, Clyde Coombs
Miss Ida Weatherhead and Miss Mabe
Coombs of Gulford, Miss Helen Buck O.
Taunton, Mass, Miss Aline Fogg of Lynn
Mass, Miss Dorothy NJ. Norris of Green
field, Miss Flora Brown OF WilmlnGtoi
and Miss Doris Cantlin, Miss BLANCHE
Boucher and Miss Clara Campbell o
Hinsdale.