The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-23

Senator Dillingham; to Speak Eight
Times in Next Two Weeks = Clarke
G. Fits and H. G.. Barber in List of
Orators
Senator William P. Dillingham;. act
ing under the direction of the speaking
bureau of the Republican state com,
mittee, will make eight speeches in
Vermont the next two weeks. His first
speech will be made at a rally in White
River Junction Thursday evening, Oc-
tober %. On this occasion Horace F.
Graham, the nominee for governor, will
be the other speaker
The Republican national committee
has made demands upon Senator Dill
mgham and he has responded to at
least portion of them Tomorrow
evening he will be one of the prin-
cipal speakers at big rally to be held
in Fineland, \. 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 p rallies, and further
bookings viii continue up to the eve
before election day.
Hon. William Howard Taft, Hon.
Wade Ellis, Hon. b. NJ Fernald, cx-
governor of Maine, and Hon. II. ID.
Esterbrook are the speakers to be sent
into Vermont by the national commit
tee Ex-President Taft will speak in
Rutland on Friday evening, Nov 3.
Wade Ellis will appear in Burling-
ton Friday, Oct. p, Mr.. Ellis is a
speaker of great force and his audi
ence will no doubt be large and repre-
sentative of Chittenden county resi-
dents.
H. D. Esterbrook, whose reputation
as an orator has travelled far, will
speak in Montpelier Saturday evening,
Oct. %. He will be accompanied by
! Roger W. Hulburd, nominee for lieu
tenant governor.
! At Brattleboro on Monday evening,
Oct. 30, Ex-Governor B. NJ. Fernald
of Maine and Porter H. Dale of Yer
mont will be the speakers.
Congressman Frank l.. Greene has
been assigned several speaking dates,
and from now until election day can
! didates Graham and Hulburd will be
upon the stump practically every even
/ ing.
The following are the rallies thus far
arranged by the speaking bureau:
Rochester, Oct. p, Congressman
Frank L. Greene and Roger W. HUI
burd.
White River Junction, Oct. %, Sen
ator William =. Dillingham; and Hon
Horace F. Graham.
Randolph, Oct. 26, Greene and HUI
burd.
St. Johnsbury, Oct. 81, Dillingham;
and Graham.
Burlington, Oct. 81, Hon. Wade Eli:
and Hulburd.
Newport, Oct. IS, Dillingham; anJ
! Graham.
Montgomery, Oct. IS, Greene anj
Steven Cushing.
Montpelier, Oct. IS, Hon. H. D. rs
Textbook of New York and Hulburd.
St Adams, Oct. 50, Dillingham; anC
Graham.
Brattleboro, Oct. 80, Ex-Governor B
NJ. Fcrnald and Congressman Porter H
Dale.
Windsor, Oct. 80, Hulburd and Hon
Frank f. Howe.
Bennington, Oct. 81, Greene and HUI
burd.
Fair Haven, Nov, /, Greene anC
Howe.
Chester, Nov. !, Hulburd and Hon
Alexander Dunnett.
Norwich, Nov. /, Governor Gates ant
Hon. H. G. Barber.
|, Middlebury, Nov. l, Dillingham; ant
Fletcher.
Poultney, Nov. ?, Dillingham; and ex
Gov. Fletcher.
Chelsea, Nov. ,, Greene.
Barre, Nov. ?, Dale and Graham.
Swanton, Nov. ,, Hulburd and Hon
Clarke G. Fits.
Bellows Falls, Nov. 3, Greene am
Hulburd.
Woodstock, Nov. 3, Dillingham; ant
Howe.
Rutland, Nov 3, Hon. William How
ard Taft and Graham.
Springfield, Nov. 4, Dillingham; an,
Howe.
Montpelier, Nov. 6, Greene and Ora
ham.