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irst winter after they came my mother had a door and shelves arranged so that from the attic chamber where I and my brothers slept, the door could be opened and honey taken out. These bees were finally destroyed by an excessively cold winter. James G. Swan Boston, Aug. 5, 1888. He also illustrated his manuscript by an outline drawing of his mother's house. This, though a little crude, is readily identified as the house next adjoining the Unitarian Church where Washington was once a guest. te paper. The premises of Roach may be identified today by the old cellar, where was the house which was demolished soon after the death (by accidental burning) of Hannah Roach, in 1886. Those of Train, as is well known, adjoined the house of Mrs. Swan, which became a beehive. The residence of Mr. James Swan's uncle Joseph was then near High street, and was in the early seventies moved backward, enlarged and remodelled to its present shape by the late Alvin D. Puffer. Both the Messrs. Sw