ARKHAMA Living Survey · Autumn 1926

The Arkham Gazette

No. 16846 · Saturday, 25 September 1926 · Overcast; little wind.

STRANGE ONE LOOM TOO MANY REPORTED

Witnesses describe what they cannot explain; a police spokesman said inquiries were continuing.

Residents near Kingsbury Woollen Mill were talking yesterday of little else. According to a woman who did not wish to be named, the night foreman at Kingsbury Woollen Mill reports a loom running that is not on the floor plan.

A police spokesman said inquiries were continuing.

Older residents recall similar talk, some years ago.

The file: The Kingsbury Tally: One Loom Too Many

POLICE NOTES

Break-in at Hatch Street Row Houses; nothing taken but the door.

Revenue men visit Kingsbury Wool Store; the Gazette is told nothing was found.

SOCIETY

Dance at Derby House until midnight; the band is from Boston and says so.

BUSINESS NOTES

New proprietor at Ferris Tobacco & News.

IN BRIEF

coal prices up twenty cents a ton.

coal prices up twenty cents a ton.

Comings and goings

Eleanor Vale takes the train — working in Boston.

Notices

MISKATONIC LIBRARY — Reading room open until nine o'clock on weekdays.

The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.

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