THE WEST PARK
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Presents somewhat dilapidated appearance to a new comer Whose business is it to see it prop erly taken care of ?-and why is such partiality shown to that in the East street? While the lat ter has neat and tasteful appearance, the former looks like cow pasture-as it not unirequently is. The railing is dingy, for the lack of new coat of paint, and now and then missing rail IS supplied by ragged and weather-beaen board' ,yeU nailed on. And, by the way, by whom, and by whose authority, was the railing at the east end of said 's parks torn away, and some rods of green turf removed Possibly. it is neglected and desc crated "by authority"-but really, it seems to us there is room for " reform" there, well as in some other places in and about our village.