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[[top margin]] Berenice writes that the physical report of the children in school was "perfect" and "unusually excellent," so I hope now to hear good reports from her too. She worries terribly about them. T. is working hard. [[/top margin]]

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am considering putting my name in in Reading also, but I have not decided about it yet.

Mrs. Pettengill went out to Warren last Friday to be with her daughter for a week. Her baby will be 4 weeks old this coming Friday and Mrs. P. thinks that Madeleine may be in shape to get along alone by that time. Gordon and Mr. P. are doing the house work themselves in her absence. Gordon is very good at it and yet he is an automobile mechanic by choice.

Aunt Maud finally rented her house to an American family and sent her furniture up to Aunt Cora's. Aunt Cora came down, stayed for about