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Three' Boy Scouts Get Lost
In Harris Hollow
1 Three boy scouts about 12 years of age, from the metropolitan area, appeared at the door of the W. A. Buntin home in Washington Sun* day morning to report themselves lost. They had spent a miserable night in the woods in Harris Hollow after becoming separated from the rest of the troop of nine and their leader early Saturday afternoon. The scouts were hiking to Skyline Drive to camp out.
The boys were exhausted and hungry ,for they had not eaten since one o’clock Saturday, and were covered with ticks, but other wise apparently suffered no ill effects from their night out.
After giving them breakfast, Trooper Buntin drove up the hollow trying to locate the rest of the party. Failing to do so, he notified One boy’s mother who came for them.
No alert of their disapperance had been sent police headquarters. Their names were not-' recorded.
Two Reported Suffering
Snake Bites ,
Two men have recently been reported to- be suffering from snake bite. Stanley Foster was taken to Warren Hospital Sunday and an Unidentified man in Smedley Hollow was taken to Warren Hospital by the Flint Hill Squad the same night. Their conditions are not serious.
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