The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-23
Cavendish Man In the List of Cam
paign Speakers
rs RALLIES ARE ANNOUNCED
Former President William n. Taft is
To Speak in Rutland Friday
Evening Nov. 8.


William p. Dillingham;, acting under
the direction of the speaking bureau
Of the Republican State Committee,
will make eight speeches in Vermont
the next two weeks. His first speech
will be made at a rally to be held at
White River Junction, Thursday even
ing October 26. On this occasion gov
ernor candidate Horace F.. Graham,
will be the other speaker.
The Republican National Committee
has made demands upon Senator Duh
ingham and he has responded 10 at
least a portion of them. On Tuesday
evening, October "a, he will be one of
the principal speakers at a big rally
to he held at Vineland. n. j.. and on
Wednesday evening at Norwich, Conn.
he will address the voters of that
town.
Senator Dillingham; will have as his
associate speaker at Poultney and at
Middlebury EX Gov. Allen NJ. Fletcher.
The Republican State Committee
has already arranged twenty-five raj
lies and further bookings will continue
up to the eve before election day.
Hon. William Howard Taft Hon.
Wade Ellis, Hon. b. NJ. Fernald. con-
gressman from Maine, and Hon. II. d.
Esterbrook are the speakers to be sent
into Vermont by the National commit
tee. Ex-president Taft will speak at
Rutland on Friday evening, November
s.
Wade Ellis will appear in Burling-
ton Friday, October 27. Mr., Ellis is
speaker of great force and his aud
ience viii no doubt be large and rep
resentation of Chittenden County resi-
dents.
H. d. Esterbrook, whose reputation
as an orator has travelled far, will
speak in Montpelier on Saturday even
ing, Oct 2S. He will be accompanied
by lieutenant governor candidate HUI
turd.
Aat Brattleboro on Monday evening,
October 80, Congressman b. NJ. Fer
nald and Dale will be the speakers.
Congressman Frank l.. Greene has
been assigned several speaking dates
| and from now till election day, can.
| didates Graham and Hulburd will be
| upon the stump practically every eve
| nins
The following are the rallies thus
| far arranged by the speaking bureau
Rochester, October %, Con. Frank
l.. Greene and Roger w. Hulburd.
White River Junction. October 26,
Senator William p. Dillingham; and
Hon. Horace f. Graham.
Randolph, October 26, Greene and
Hulburd.
st. Johnsbury, October .27, Dilling-
| ham and Graham.
Burlington, October 81, Hon. Wade
| Ellis and Hulburd.
Newport. October 2s, Dillingham;
| and Graham.
Montgomery October 2S, Greene
| and Steven Cushing.
Montpelier, Ovtober 2S, Hon. H. D.
Esterbrook of New York and HUI
burd.
st. Adams, October 30, Dillingham;
| and Graham.
Brattleboro, October 80. Cong. B. NJ.
| Fernald and Cong Dale.
| Windsor October 30, Hulburd and
| Hon. Frank. r. Howe.
Bennington, October 81, Greene and
Hulburd.
Fair Haven, November l, Greene and
Howe.
Chester, November /. Hulburd and
Hon. Alexander Dunnett.
Norwich, November 1, Governor
Gates and Hon. II. c. Barker,
Middlebury, November /, Dillingl
ham and Fletcher.
Poultney, November ,, Dillingham;
and Ex-Gov. Fletcher
Chelsea, November 2, Greene and
Howe.
Barre. November 2, Dale and Gra-
ham.
Swanton, November 2, Huburd and
| Clark C. Fits.
Bellows Falls, November 8, Greene
and Hulburd.
Woodstock, November 3, Dillingham;
| and Howe.
Rutland, November g. Hon. VIM.
| Howard Taft and Graham.
Springfield, November A. Dilling-
ham and Howe.
Montpelier November 8, Greene and
| Graham