The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-23
REPUBLICAN RALLIES.
Big List Prepared for This Week BY
State Committee.


Senator William p. Dillingham;, acting
under the direction of the speaking bu'
reau of the Republican STATE committee
will make eight speeches in Vermont the
next two weeks. His first speech will be
made at rally to be held at White Riv-
er junction Thursday evening, Oct, 20.
On this occasion Governor Candidate
Horace +. Graham will be the other
speaker.
| The Republican national committee
has made demands upon Senator Dilling-
ham and he has responded to at least a
portion of them. On Tuesday evening,
Oct. "a, he will be one of the principal
speakers at a big rally to be held at
Nineland, \. j., and on Wednesday even
ing at Norwich, Conn, he will address
the voters of that town. Senator Dill
lingham will have as his associate speak
er at Ponltney and at Middlebury ex
Gov. Allen NJ. Fletcher.
The Republican state committee has
already arranged % rallies and further
bookings will continue up to the eve be-
fore election day. Hon. William Howard
Taft, Hon. Wade Ellis, Hon. B. NJ. Fer
maid, congressman from Maine, and Hon.
II. ID. Esterbrook are the speakers to be
sent into Vermont by the national com
mttee. TX President Taft will speak at
Rutland on Friday evening, Nov. 3.
Wade Ellis will appear in Burlington
Friday, Oct. 81. Mr. Ellis is a speaker
of great force and his audience will no
doubt be large and representative OF
Chittenden county residents
II. d.. Esterbrook, whose reputation as
an orator has travelled far. viii speak in
Montpelier on Saturday evening, Oct. 2S.
He will be accompanied by Lieutenant
Governor Candidate Hulburd.
At Brattleboro on Monday evening,
Oct. 30. Congressman B. NJ. Fernald and
Dale will be the speakers. Congressman
Frank l.. Greene has been assigned sew
eral speaking dates and from now till !
election day, Candidates Graham and |
Huburd will be upon the stump practi-
cally every evening.
The following are the rallies thus far
arranged by the speaking bureau: Roch
ester, Oct. IS, Congressman Frank J..
Greene and Roger w. Hulburd White
River Junction, Oct. 90, Senator William
p. Dillingham; and Hon. Horace F. Ora
ham; Randolph, Oct. 20, Greene and HUI
Durd; St Johnsbury, Oct. 81 Dillingham;
and Graham; Burlington, Oct, 81, Hon.
Wade Ellis and Hulburd; Newport Oct.
-, Dillingham; and Graham; Montgom
'ry, Oct. 2s, Steven Gushing and Greene;
Oct. 2S Hon. II. ID. Ester
,rook of New York and Hulburd; St
Adams, Oct. 30, Dillingham; and Graham;
Oct, 30, Congressman b. N.
Ternald and Congressman Dale; Wind
or, Oct. 80, Hon. Frank +. Howe and
Iulbum; Bennington, Oct. 81, Greene
nd Hulburd; Fair Haven Nov. /. Greene
nd Howe; Chester, Nov. /, Hon. Alex
nder Dunnett and Hulburd; Norwich, ]
Iov. |, Gov. Gates and Hon. H. G. Bark
r; Middlebury, Nov. l, ex-Gov. Fletcher
nd Dillingham; Poultney, Nov. 2, ex-
iov. Fletcher and Dillingham;; Chelsea,
,ov. 2, Greene; Barre, Nov. 2, Dale and {
iraham; Swanton, Nov. 2, Clark c. Fits
nd Hulburd; Bellows Falls, Nov. 3,
reene and Hulburd; Woodstock, Nov. g.
dillingham; and Howe; Springfield, Nov.
Dillingham; and Howe; Montpelier,
low. 6, Greene and Graham; Rutland.
ov. 3, Hon. William Howard Taft and e
raham. 8