Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-19

be a bluff with a beach lust before us where
the road is now. From our height we over
took Vne lo"er laho oi Ieltiie leYe5 neius
to"aiu east, south anu West is VIZ I; We" ",
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NOT "hst IL once "as'
All this part of Rhode Island was once
more thickly inhabited than now. That
was in the days when large craft came sail
ing from high seas into our salt pond to q
great wharf, and there was brisk trade
here with other parts of the world. The
trade mas fallen on, the shore mas changeo
duu buO Uuduuc1 ull0u upy ~ hO
oent raninrasoxa oanna. a, biGh vater
H. Gp',sos an5 f.mn, aIi :. A. fra of !.
.aJarot;an 10 ',.1 a.a .hondonaS tha bonse.
generation ago are abandoned, .ne no nSuSes
roo5s thot oonnaatad tha,,, ,F1;th Fh I;fa ara
ro~us ,,o11, a .nav ounnoI eI.. In.4 ;,naahi. e..
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nos aohireu.
VI Ins oInel nH.u VIC aie no' wv i" tlom
SnI st.I sGa LUI Jul .wi, sno' uiiso Hions
w us w IN oA
eauuen' "ne sues smays eu
sometimes 700 much OF IL, tor u - tne reai
open sea- ana we mlgnt SWIM soraigns over
70 oadlz, ppt Ior lack Oh Wlno, ana tor zoe
aiuon WsatneI
Plenty Of Fish TO EaA
Here also dwell the Rocky Point gang Of
hshermen, who, while we are bathing, BRING
IN snlny p0atioaos OF iresh nsh; D!ue nsn
ana pass, iopsters nos YET req, whlon are
put In the wagons to be brought home, then
broiled and boiled. Our colony here Is one
OF perfect dlmensions-that Is, 1t consists Of
two families, with their dependencies; bet
ter to say OF one family, composed OF that
OF good nelghbor to whom great part OF
the neighborhood belongs, and Of his de-
pendency which Is ourselves, whom, by a
happy inspiration, he annexed many years
ago. There are few outlying provinces,
which change year by year, but these two
are the chief. Every year the two houses
are thrown open as summer comes on, and
exchange happy greetings. Even our guests
are interchangeable. II any one from
either house is lost, he Is supposed to be at
the other.
Tennis st Willow Dell, tea on my east
piazza, are rival attractions every afternoon.
For am housekeeper at the Red House on
the Hill, with competent staff OF servants
when the season comes on. Strange to say,
keep house extremely well, and find the
occupation q salutary change from seeking
warm climate In January, az did this
winter, where we found it showing in
Cannes and met frost IN Tun1s.
uol,o,,;, a. Mo+r,,L !,
,;l-a hnmsal aa,,i,, IN +oun abara nort :,
obronic at ronr door and a small booL IN
a. i-;toSsn Ss ILL dra,1ar kasno a. =.
Itself r If NV % sunnlies come from rs sVerv
n~,orto, ond III oborn,in, ;rraar1orit,!y
9ua!tei' anu wiz cnaifnins ss IIes aIai1ty.
mn in the woods. Thomas r. brings Young
turkeys. green geese, ducks and Old fowls
as he goes to meeting. Charley r. CHATS
the bntcher) calls Tuesday afternoon to asl,
what T wouid like to order for FRIDAY when
his cart comes round Franklin raises NV
notatoes and green meas. but we oct turnins
and carrots from foin- Card when we drive
to the beach for the bath. Our fish comes
from the Rocky Point gang. and so ON.
Vegetables are delicious, but late. When
was a novice here. one wear. I said to
ELISHA. "Can't YOU bring me some cucum-
beers tomorrow" He replied. ssWhyl
Miss Susie, we only planted them yester-
dayp; But why hurry the season? Green
peas lust from the vine are worth two
canned All this requires mind to manage
The Red House is bio enough to hold an
army of Hales and their friends, and it is
always tnll in summer. This army was
once all little bows who sailed TOW boats on
the pond, and fred crackers at an unearthly
bour ON the morning of Fourth of ,Julv
Now thew are crown to be tall men. with
boats, and cigarettes. perhaps.
Mother Goose and Red Riding Hood have
been removed from the book shelves, to be
s-1a,oa L. EraouonS. c;o;l,r 81 NT,ttL,