Chepachet village keeps its old lines — the general store on Putnam Pike, the small bridge over the Chepachet River, plain front yards sitting behind low stone walls. Anthony E Esposito Landscaping tends lawns through that stretch of Glocester, cutting on a schedule, trimming around posts and wall ends, tidying the walks before packing up. Village yards are small and full of obstacles, so much of the work happens at walking pace and finishes with a line you can read from the road. Spring means raking the winter out of the turf, and October means staying ahead of the maples that make this village worth looking at in the first place. A tidy lawn on a village street is a kind of good manners.