The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-18
BETHEL
Harold P. Perkins, Candidate for Rep
resentative, States Views.

Harold p Perkins, Republican can.
didate for town representative. was
interviewed regarding his attitude TO.
ward public questions and responded
as follows for the benefit of Times
readers:
II do not intend to tire the Repub-
lican Voters of the town of Bethel,
both men and women, with a series of
open letters to the public like a certain
Boston banker. but ! would like 10
thank them for their support at the
primaries last Tuesday. | do not ask
single Republican voter to support
me unless they are satisfied that | am
qualified 10 represent Bethel in the
Vermont legislature. | do not expect
that ! can run the whole legislature.
Too many have tried that and failed,
but | would try to use my influence in
every way possible for the best in
terests of Bethel and the state Of Yer
mont. | do not wish to be elected sole.
~ for the honor of representing Beth
ell am too busy for that, but If a
ma iority of the voters should decide
that | am worthy OF their support, |
should be pleased to serve"
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Proud of Man
chester. n. H., are guests at f. II.
Layzell's
Newell B. Ryan Of Randolph has
been spending few days with his
daughter, Mrs. Emma Morse.
John r. Batchelder is employed as,
order man at the Kimball grocery AMI
meat market.
James II. Wilson went yesterday to
resume his work as instructor in
French at the University of Wiseon-
sin.
Andrew Elliott OF Calf, Ont. we'll
known authority on farming, viii he
present at the grange meeting Mon
day evening, and the hall viii he open
to the public at $50 for the purpose
of hearing him.
Miss Ella Sturk was taken yester-
day by DR.. Z. C, Burrelle TO the Ran
dolph sanatorium, expecting an oper-
alton for appendicitis this morning
Mrs. Ethel Tucker was operated on
this week at the local sanatorium. and
is making good progress toward re-
coverv.
Arthur n. Gone. who moved 10 Lynn,
Mass. year ago, has returned to-
town and will occupy the Sandspra
home. He is employed az the granite
sheds
Charles Batchelder and John Wilson
were in South Rvegate yesterday TO
attend the funeral of the late Alexan-
der Dunnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burton. of
Leominster. Mass. are guests at Z.
r. Kittredge's. after closing their sum
mer home al Temple. y. II.
NJ. Z. Gaskell exhibited A. birds Of
his well-known silver laced Wyan-
dotte and Selright bantam varieties at
the Windsor county fair at Woodstock !
this week Besides many individual /
prizes. ne won the special prize offered |
for the best display of poultry of all |
varieties.
A son was born Sept Is to Mr. and .
Mrs. Harold r. Brownyer
A daughter was born yesterday in
to Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Thompson Of that town. /
DIR. r. C. Burrele reports the birth 4.
recently al Fast Barnard of q daugh
ter weighing one and one half pounds
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Quilliam. Though .
so small. the baby appears well de-
yeloped and well nourished.
Wesley Durham has been elected
president of the senior class at Whit
-omh high school. Emma Haikara. vice.
president. and Blanche Smith, secre-
.arv and treasurer. The freshmen
elected Bascom Boyle president, Ra
eigh Campbell. vice president, Kenneth f
Hickey. secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs f. X. Ellis went "a
Barre this morning for a two days
.isit with rrlatiNcs