The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-05
MONTPELIER
Raymond c. Guyette to Give Talks To-
morrow Afternoon.

Raymond C. Guyette, the soldier VIII
returned from France as one of 90 SEN
here by Gen. Pershing for the purpose o.
building up the patriotism among tn,
young people of the country, will arriv,
here at noon Thursday. He will be met
at the train by John Adams, to whom
j. &. Brown of the public safety com.
mittee has left the arrangements for his
entertainment while in the city. He will
have lunch with Mr.. Adams and will
then speak to the high school, union
school, Montpelier seminary, and paro-
chial students, giving about a l0-minute
address at each place, At 4 o'clock he
will visit the different offices in the
State House and then go to city hall,
where he will speak to the people who
have. gathered there at 4:30 O'Clock. 1t
is expected that several of the men who
will be in the city Thursday to attend
the annual meeting of the Washington
county farm bureau will remain to listen
to Mr.. Guyette, who is the first Vermont
boy to be decorated with the French
medal of honor and who has been over
the top with his comrades and has re-
turned to his native state without a
scratch to show for this piece of work.
He is anxious to get back to France.
A warrant was issued last evening by
Grand Juror John Stone for the arrest OF
Dan Leno on the charge of larceny of
money, watch and clothing from Ed.
Frost. According to Frost's story, ,4eno
went to Frost's house to have some work
done on his clothing, and while he was
waiting for it to be done he told Mrs
Frost he guessed he would go after some
cigarettes Then, while she was in an
other part of the house, he left the place,
taking one of Frost's suits of clothes,
his watch which laid on the dresser and
what money and traction company tick
cts were in the clothes
Political aspirants and others gathered |
TO- day at Lake Mansfield to attend the |
opening of the clubhouse for the summer |
Df late years it has become one of the |
places where prominent men of the state |
gather. 1t is here that the political booms |
If several OF the officers originate. Indi-
'ations developed the first of the week |
hat if Gov Graham were there to-day |
IN effort would be made to smoke him
nut as to whether he will run for gov
rnor again. Frank f.. Howe of Benning t
on generally attends the opening 1t is
Understood he is not TO be a candidate
{ Gov Graham runs. but if he does not
hen those wanting the honor will have
o figure with Howe. II has become gen
rally understood that if Gov. Graham
uns again Lt.-Gov. Roger Hulburd will
e a candidate for reelection as lieu.
I
OF run Mr.. Hulburd intends TO be can.
idate for the governorship himself
harles Fl. Darling's semi.announcement /,
as taken place. He generally attends
he opening of the clubhouse for the
Frederick Rabbits friends in !
iferent parts of the state are urging
i'm TO be candidate for lieutenant
overnor, and Mr.. Babbitt, when seen
w DAYS ago. was in a receptive mood Q
ut naturally is waiting for the csndi
acy to clear up before he says much
bout the matter. Frederick G.. Fleet
God. while in the city last Friday, stat
| officially that he would not be a can :
date for secretary of state, so that as 9
II as is known now Harry Black is the :
llv candidate, although someone else =
ay get into the field after to-day's con
renee gathering of the clans. Walter =
oft, state treasurer. will have no oppo- :
ton TO reelection as far as is known
w. Friends of Warren r. Austin are c
Il vet ready to believe that Mr.. Austin
i'll not allow his name to be used for 81
torney general. for they recognize that =
will be a strong factor in the cam \,
ign If he allows the use of his name
nong those going to lake Mansfield to- -
v were State Auditor Benjamin Gates.
surance Commissioner J. G. Brown, Col
r. johnson. Deputy State Treasurer
tomas Cave, ir, r. B. Denny. and C. F. l
we. In
The letter and the publicity which o
We been given the registrsnts in the :,
ecisl and limited service in Washington q
univ are meeting with results. and "
leral have already made application E
self induction. Some FIVE have been
eived at the Office in Montpelier. while
airman George y. Tilden Of Barre has
o received some applications. Among
- are BERNARD Mc5uire. Francis G..
iquetfe. Wilfred Stone. and Myrle an
nsuloar Il Montpelier. and William T. 81
rkee 81 Waterbury. b
Roy Gettnan, who has been employed