The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-26
Barre Board of Trade Get
Tudor W. Bradley of
Bloomfield, Conn.
WHO WILL BEGIN
7 FTIES AUG. /
New Sc : ,ary Is Gradu-
ate c ,$Jartmouth and
3 uck School

Thu - ctors of the Barre Board of
TRAD. ter conferring with Tudor w.
Bradley of Bloomfield, Conn, personal
ly at the directors meeting last even
iBg, voted unanimously to select him
from the large field of candidates for
Barre's paid secretarial position with
salary of $1,000 for the initial years
work. Mr.. Bradley accepted the offer
and soon after the meeting left for his
home in Bloomfield Conn, to make
preparations for acceptance of the po-
sition by August lst.
For the past few months the Board
of Trade has been energetically work
ing towards this end as we'll as to put
Barre in the foreground with the most
progressive cities in New England. With
this purpose in mind they canvassed
the city to raise funds to finance the
secretary and his work. A sum of over
$4,000 was raised with the assurance
OF similar sums for the three years to
come. And in Mr.. Bradley there is a
certain feeling among the directors
that he is the man for the job
Mr.. Bradley comes highly recon-
in the business world of New England,
Professor Harry r. Wellman of the
Amos Tuck School of Administration
and Finance of Dartmouth college, from
which Mr.. Bradley graduated this year
as third honor student; Robert H.
Spahr, educational director of the Win.
chester Repeating Arms Co, where Mr.
Bradley worked in the personnel de-
partment during the summer of 1920,
and by F. K. Daniels, superintendent
of the Aetna Life Insurance Co. of
Hartford, Conn, who is personally ac-
quainted with the young man and who
has watched his progress in high school
and college
Mr. Bradley is unmarried, is 25 years
old, a graduate of the West Hartford
high school in Connecticut with the
class of 'l6, a graduate of Dartmouth
college with the class of 1920, and a
graduate of the Amos Tuck School al.
filiated with Dartmouth. During the
war he was an ensign in the United
States naval air forces, and since grad
uating this year has held Office as
secretary TO the Bloomfield Village Inn
provement association, the town being
suburb of Hartford Conn. During
his year at the Amos Tuck school he
acted in the capacity OF publicity man
and since graduating has gained fur
Their newspaper experience as the cor
respondent for two OF the principal
newspapers of Hartford.
Mr.. Bradley impressed the directors
as Young man of pleasing personality
and outstanding ability. He is des-
cribed by his former employers and as
sociates as "a tireless worker with
plenty of the initiative"
Mr.. Bradley is expected back here next
Monday when the board OF directors
Fill hold another meeting OF course,
there is a stipulation in the agreement
hat his salary be raised after the
irst years work in the event that he
proves a success With the education
j and practical experience of the Young
nan combined with the mans oualffi.
'ations those who know him consider
here is every reason 10 believe that
Barre has been fortunate in securing
lim
There were applicants from all parts
I the country. The appointment Of
paid secretary marks Barre as one Of
he forward looking cities in New Eng
and, in fact in the country, as there
re few cities Of this size that support
paid secretary.