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VOLUME 8. January 14,1910 NuMBER 2 
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Tan. 15—23 
SUN FULL TIDE 
Rises Sets | a. mM. P.M. 
15 Sa. Tnl2, 4 36 1 38 1 59 
16 Su. pA ili 437 2 27 2250 
17 M. ipsa 4 39 3 18 3 44 
1S ay oh0) 440 | 4 43 4 41 
19 W. 7510 4 41 5 10 5°44 
20a eo 442 1 6 10 6 48 
21 Fr. 7 8 443 7 413 7 55 
SATURDAY, Jan. 22! Ifyou are ac- 
customed to remove sand from Singing 
Beach this is a date you must remember, 
for it is the date set by the Manchester 
Park Commissioners when persons must 
cease totake sand from the beach. ‘The 
practice must cease. Persons wanting 
sand for building or other purposes must 
look elsewhere in the future. ‘This 
matter has been talked of for some years 
but nothing definite has been done; it is 
purely up to the park commissioners to 
decide inthe matter. The recent storm 
raised havoc with the sand. It would 
be hard to estimate the hundreds of tons 
of sand washed out by the storm; and _ it 
would be harder still to estimate how long 
before that amount of sand will be washed 
in again. Meanwhile cart after cart of 
sand is being taken from the beach, 
leaving huge holes, which are dangerous, 
to say the least, and which might be the 
means of putting the town in the position 
of defending. itself in case some one was 
injured as a result. 
At any rate, after Jan. 22, 1910, no 
sand shall be removed from the beach 
under any consideration. Not even for 
sanding the sidewalks about town. 
The Park Commissioners are all right! 
Singing Beach means too much to Man- 
chester to have itill-used. We elect the 
Park Commissioners to look out for our 
parks. They are doing their duty! 
In their annual report to the Legisla- 
ture made this week, the Fish and Game 
Commission recommended an open sea- 
son on deer. ‘They gave as their reason 
the increasing number of damage claims 
paid by the state for injury by deer an- 
nually. The farmers claim that the 
money does not begin to cover the actual 
damage sustained and that in afew weeks 
with a gun they could accomplish more 
toward saving the crop than a dozen re- 
imbursement laws. The Mass. Fish 
and Game Protective associations have 
also recommended the enactment of a 
law to bring about the establishment of a 
short open season. 
That the deer are becoming plentiful 
is evident by the large number which may 
be seen at all seasons of the year along 
the North Shore. In many cases much 
damage has been done by them in the 
destruction of vegetable and flower gar- 
dens on numerous North Shore estates, 
resulting in much financial loss. 
Apropos an automobile fire truck for 
the Manchester fire department we note 
that the city of Malden has just bought 
an automobile fire engine. The one 
built by the Knox Co. of Springfield was 
selected atacost of $5000. Concerning 
the purchase an exchange makes the fol- 
lowing comment: 
* A committee of the city government 
had visited cities where the Knox was in 
use, and reported that it worked all right. 
Another company, whose bid was $4100, 
now threatens to sue Malden because it 
did not get the contract as the lowest 
bidder. The purchasing committee has 
issued a statement saying that the ma- 
chine demonstrated by the complain- 
ant did not work well—that it would not 
climb one hill, was slow, and that it 
ran unevenly, so that the men were 
likely to be thrown off. “The committee 
voted to place the matter.on file and 
await developments. Meantime the 
Knox is‘in commission.”’ 
Malden’ s experience may a valuable 
ase G. E. ‘WILLMONTON sae 
Attorney and OS nai 
l Willmonton’s Agency 
SCHOOL AND UNION 818, MANCHESTER. ou SOUTH BLDG., BOSTON 
to Manchester’s fire department, as this 
town contemplates getting a motor driv- 
en truck. “There are so many oppor- 
tunities for trouble to develop in any sort 
of an automobile that the best machine 
made, no matter what the cost may .be, 
will be found the best bargain. Low- 
priced cars are likely to need many re- 
pairs, and they are also full of bad habits. 
A piece of fire apparatus should be re- 
liable, because delays may be costly. A 
first-class motor car truck would un- 
doubtedly last for years, because it would 
not be likely to travel over 50 miles in a 
year, while the usual annual mileage ‘for 
a big touring car is 15,000, and that at 
high speed over rough roads. Owners 
who have had experience buy the best, if 
they have the price—and the town should 
do the same. 
Most of the holidays in 1910 fall on 
the first part of the week: Memorial 
Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day and 
Christmas on Monday, Washington’s 
Birthday and Patriots’ Day on Tuesday, 
Bunker Hill Day on Friday and Thanks- 
giving Day on Thursday. 
Havinc borrowed trouble and made 
yourself miserable therewith, you, being 
honest, are constrained to return it with 
interest and thereby make some one else 
miserable. 
Does Fitzgerald’s election mean any- 
thing to the North Shove? We can 
answer more intelligently after next May. 
FRENZIED finance is the kind you have 
minus the money when youare called on 
to pay New Year’s bills. 
Ecos are eggs these days, though they 
might be mistaken for gold nuggets. 
Letters remaining unclaimed at Manchester, 
Mass., P. O. for week ending Jan. 8: Mrs. 
J Micoll Bam, Mrs Mary Boma, Aldern Chas- 
land, Miss Ella Curtis, Lewis diSenvir, Johnny 
Goselin, Greenway Kennels, Fannie Goldsmith, 
Miss Dora Holbrook, Mrs Charles Hunt, Hatch 
Express Co., Robert Jush, John Larson, Frank 
A Lester, Mrs [ G Miller, Miss A McBride, 
Lewis O’Brien, Exasre Ouellette, Mrs John 
Whetton. 
SAMUEL L. WHEATON, Postmaster. 
Being able to earn a_ good - salary 
doesn’t profita man much unless he is 
also able to connect up with aman able 
to pay the same. 
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