Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-27
On the Corner.

"Thcre's no place like home. sweet
home,' is never sung by the club. for
they are without permanent mceting
place and, like the wandering tribes of
sypsles, they rush from place to place
10 ma safe place for holding their
"couhcll OF war. But no matter where
they go, the Inspector has been able to
give their every move and has given
me Publlc information concerning this
Kicking brigade, Scouts were ont all
day Thursday looking for any man who
could in any way be taken for the In
sSpeclor' But who he is or from whence
he comes into their midst none of This
gang are able to tell. Various men
nave been accused of being the inspect
or and they have been made the sub
Jcct OF savage denunciation by members
OF the club. In addition to their nm
successful attempt to kill the Inspector
the scouts were told to find place of
meeting for last night, and they were
old that they would be expelled from :
nc club if they did not find place of T.
meeting which the Inspector could NOT Il
discover. Now the Inspector is sorry
nat these watchful scouts must be OK
'elled, but the information gained bv S
ne last night must be given to tho Il
ublc. ~ wv O
lhe gang gathered in the covered d
ridge: sometimes called the "lonp
ridge near the blacksmith shop Of
/. McNlel. The Inspector followed cl
,c crowd and gained a seat on the roof h:
the bridge where he gathered the til
llowlhg report of the assembly If Al
ckcrs VI ~,
Inc first matter of business was the
lnouncemcnt of Charles Curriers' an
as superintendent of the
'ter works. Now it is seldom that 90
e city council ever does anything W.,
lch these would-be rulers endorse CAV
t the appointment of Charles to look
cr our "waler elephant" was lust the
NC which tickled this gang. Tbcv for
ow Charles will give all those who for
10 skip their water tax the same for
nj OF treatment he has always rem Av
req those Boston boys who like TO
wv us how to build electric railroads. 7
rec cheers for Charles were oivrn are
the club passed to other things.
low the United States government \
catch it by the gang. =,
might as well 90 after our mail ''''
u week, said one old loafcr. cas-
valt until the carriers come alone"
YES" said another of the .6obo
g eve could be in no worse con-
'n than those who live on the hillc, J.
was also urged that the postal an sniff,
l1lcs be asked to discontinue the free 400
very system in this city. Ill.,,
fonlin,. 50 , ,I wen understands coul
I'eIlhg of the kickcrs. Free delW- drrs.
mas so far been u '.blessinp in dis. ,yom,
II anything to this city, and from min
emf indications the disguise has NOT rn =,
'cch removed, and the action inst ,.o
ny the government has not oiycn end
y reason to suppose that we Shall ot l.,
err ~ S.o''er nles''hS from free Napo
Lor th,t .o'isc 'ne gang must res kns
Der mat in order to be up to date trc,t
ust have free delivery, but let Il, Swell
inc genuine thing, not such II rs ma
ne as was forced upon the citizens down
RE, The local officials are in no mn a.
in,ton ""' '''' l""'l llrs III petite
lh1ton, where some wise men AVIAN
seen III to curlail expenses in such with =,
, o,,;un INV Us ol l''at TO which with !,
chlltlcd-morc letter curriers'
yer INC 'dcad line" they would
slicd. ,.