Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-19
On the Corner.

The black list of "Club" still grows,
ana in addition to the Inspector, the
lighters OF the gang are now looking
Tor Edison and his photograph, fer they
were given great surprise when they
learned that their acts of the preceding
evening were given to the public through
that marvel of the inventions, that rold
mine for the wizard Edison, the phono-
graph. Where to 90 for a meeting the
CLUB could not decide. but at a late hour
IN the evening selected the cellar now
being constructed for the new Currier
block, here they were willing to wager
agood sum that no mcddlcsome Inspector
would ever find the wise and brainless
klckers. But alas for the poor misguid
ed and dcluded men who compose the
club, "the best of plans of men have
often taken vacation just when they
were about TO be completely" this was
about the case with the club, for no
sooner had they taken seats in the CEN
tire of the cellar than | was ready for the
meeting, and occupied good position
on the Shcplce block. The mighty men
OF this clnbt talked 50 loud that they
could easily have been heard at Goddard
Seminary. Here is in substance the re-
port OF the meeting, led by the Boss
lhrcc cheers were given for the loval
lads who without IL deserlcr or coward
from the ranks, had maintained the fame ,
OF this good city and followed the lead ,
ol TX [ Mon and Confederate Generals
MO the camps Of the nations defenders. t
'luch patriotism is ripe even in the
'anks OF these so called kickCrs. and I
hey kept talking about the brave lad. O
lh'il Tears were in the eyes of these IL
ohlnonly called hand hearted men, a
helc are Il few men in the ranks of
ne hlckers II taken OF out such company O
night at least be fit to use in the next b
var. a
lhere Is one member of the club who re
I'll probably be asked to rewrite the Il
HAS of the War Department as he has lie
lrcady invented several new names. fl
u he recently spoke TO one of the is
e%lipehlal Officers, and asked him re- pr
'rdlhg camp life, anu then said 81 tn
FAR you are going to Chirkamonkey.H lii
ny not give this man chance ON tho be
Danish names? La
The members of the club last night Su
ere evidently in Il fighting mood for
Early every society in the city and all
asses OF people were bitterly attacked ~,
frequent intervals. The TOPICS A''
n@ed from the denoncing of that chcop
allty OF Il man Jack Wheeler, ,m TO
suggestion that the Salvation Army ~. vo'
ordered to discontinue the use of the LIE, ,.l''
IS drum on our streets. The Kickcrs LIZ, LIZ.
'hey shall soon ask the city council 49, '
prevent the bass drum of the Army pAe
ne allowed to wake SO many of our ,,o
clock s!eepers. Now for the bcnc- t eno
OF these kickers, the Inspector would w. o."'
that although not a lawyer and not s 81, E,
yea on any law except the law of wal wal
'p'h@ on the "undcr dog vet he dow
es 10 wager the price of drum, r;1o
no city council or State officials san,
prevent the Salvation Army beatino g.
I drum on our streets. They have .ho
nnch right TO beat that drum as have tho o
churches to ring bells. While the velo
rector ncverattcnds Salvation Army in ,
lungs, yet he desires to see RELIGION hon,
'ecled, and these kickcrs should ;dla
Ter little brains before they talk VIM
'uch. But the drum might be hand some
more satisfactorily than it has been less
various occasions, is the opinion of sens,
hcompetnent musician and sanguine it fo,
lrber, ''' ..n
The INSPECTOR. told