New Britain herald., 1927-11-14
WIFE IS
 FOUND IN HUT
Mrs. FOrbuSh to Enter Sani-
 tarium for Treatment

Canaan, x. H., Nov. II tUPl - Found after three week search which was directed by her pastor husband. Mrs. Anne Ramsay For bush Of Canandaigua, \. Y. left here early today for Baltimore. where she will enter sanitarium.
 She was accompanied by her husband, the Rev. Dascomh E. Forbush. pastor Of the First Con gr"gational church of Canandaigua, and by AIr. and Mrs. Fred R. Hutchinson, friends of the family.
 Mrs. Forbush, who disappeared from 8 Washington theater which she and her husband were attcnd- ing on October 19. was discovered Sunday in the woods near Clare mont.
 My wife seems almost herself this morning. said Dr. Forbush. "She had a restful night. She ap- pears nearly normal, but we have decided 1t will be best for her to undergo treatment at Baltimore sanitariUm. A mental breakdown obviously was responsible tor her disappearance.
 l Dr. and Mrs. Forbush and the l Hu' chinsons headed for Rutland, Vt. There they were to transfer 10 | the minister's automobile, which he i woe ,1, lT,,, -l,, ,l1 route here because of the Vermont flood. From Rutland they will go to Albany, N. Y, and thence 10 Baltimore without visiting their Canandaigua home. where are their four young children.
 A lost dog led to the discovery of Mrs. Forbush's hiding place, deep in the Claremont woods after police. Legionnaires. Boy Scouts, high school students and mill work CTS had hunted the wilderness for several days.
 The $250 reward which the min lister offered for the finding Of his wife will go to stephen Nanslot, l6, who owns the dog and also the rude loan-to which Mrs. Forbush used for shelter in the woods Of Flat Rock mountain
 While hunting for his pet collie Betty Vanslot, accompanied by his uncle, Peter Westeyn. visited his lean-to. Inside, lying on pine needles and leaves, he found the attractive blonde wife of the min ister
 Hello" was Mrs. Forbush's greeting
 Its pretty cold here for sleep ing, isn't it?" Wcsteyn asked. , There was no reply.
 What are you doing here ?' Nesteyn persisted.
 I'm hking.'
 "Whcre too
 New York"
 Asked if she Were hunG!N. Mrs. Forbush admitted she would like q cup of coffee but said she must first bandage d sore heel.
 Nanslot and his uncle waited un-
 til she had dressed her foot and then escorted her 10 the hom" oi the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs
 Drcese Nanslot, half mile away.
 Mrs Forbush's discoverers had recognized her from pictures pub
 IiShed in local newspaper but no mention of her identity was imme- diatcly made.
 When Police Chief Daniel White
 reached the Nanslot home he ques-
 tioned her regarding her strange
 adventure.
 4 "I left him bccanso ] had dis. sraced him" Mrs. Forbush told tho
 chief.
 "My husband Is saint an, doesn't doserv" 10 have any on,
 like me. I love him." The minister's wife w"pt whol the chief mentioned her four chil drcn and expressed q desire to F" , turn 10 Canandaigua. , Dr. Forbush Was investigating ; new clue in Windsor Nt.. when hi : wife was found. AS soon as h l heard the news he hurried t' . Claremont and talked for nor 7 than an hour with his wife. !, Mrs. Forbush insisted she ha, . been walking in the woods with | man. Tn" man finally ocean < faticuad and left her, she claimed | But her husband attributed thes
 statements to her mental state an,
 said he believed Mrs Forbush ha'
 been alone throughout her wander , ings.
 ] F'urtiye purchases Of food iron - small-town stores had kept Mir: .' Forbush alive during her many da" . in the woods S!!n had lost 2 - pounds as result of her adventure
 "Whilc I was in that Washingtc 1 theator," Mrs. Forbush said. "oNerr " thing suddenly became unreal. N
 mind w"nt blank and I r"meml |" | almost nothing which has h0ppon"