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WATERThat it Is not an easy job to move thegiant seven-masted schooner around a harbor was manifested in the Thomas W.Ilttl UUI ,L#awson when she was towed from her t anchorage off the Cunard docks In FlnsthavCBoston, held down previous to her construction by the sixers George TV Wells and Eleanor A. Percy, to a discharging berth at the old Liverpool wharf near ta .. t 1___ ia. \ •» /\ ^ A T* A n 1 CT n I ^VIrCongress street bridge just before high j c water. It took the combined 1 1four powerful tugs to perform the trick. j r They were the Juno, Ariel. Confidence , fv _ m___— a m n«t i 4and William Sprague, four of the most i \ Powerful bay tugs of the Boston, Tow;. ,boat Company’s fleet. ^J^put her ]UWH, I V/UlliHciiij ~ . , , ^ ^ ,stern up towards the bridge and made fast “heads and points.” going at a snail sJ St, I* v cl v O (J A A Vi I r V' • * ' » -pace. It was necessary to move slowly , for fear that she might take a shear. j
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