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Island Pond, Guildhall, Essex County, Vermont
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In Boscawen Plain, N.H., George Knowles discovered a large bee hive inside a church, containing 69 pounds of honey. The Congregational society held a festival to profit from it, offering supper and honey for a fee.
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The Manchester Mirror says: "The Congregational society at Boscawen Plain, N. H., recently held a festival that was brought about in a most singular way. A few weeks since George Knowles discovered a swarm of bees inside the finish under the eaves of the church. The construction of the building at that point was such that the bees were enabled to form a box hive about four feet long and eight or ten inches square, and which was nearly filled with honeycomb. Sixty-nine pounds of honey were found, and the society decided to make it a source of profit through a festival, which for a moderate admittance fee, gave all who attended a nice supper and plenty of honey."
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George Knowles discovered a swarm of bees inside the church at Boscawen Plain, forming a box hive four feet long and eight or ten inches square, nearly filled with honeycomb, yielding sixty-nine pounds of honey. The Congregational society held a festival for a moderate fee, providing supper and plenty of honey to attendees.