ARKHAMA Living Survey · Autumn 1926

The Arkham Gazette

No. 16853 · Saturday, 2 October 1926 · Overcast; little wind.

WHATELEY RESIDENCE: RESIDENTS DEMAND ANSWERS

The matter, if there was a matter, appears to be over.

Those who looked into the trouble at Whateley Residence have little to say for publication.

The owners are said to be considering selling.

Sergeant Mahoney of the River Street station described the reports as 'high spirits'.

The trouble is said to have begun on Thursday night.

A source close to the investigation says the police are watching a house in French Hill.

The file: The House on Gallows Lane: The Lit Window

POLICE NOTES

Pickpocket arrested at Southgate Ward Office.

SOCIETY

Charity bazaar at Kingsbury Methodist Chapel raises $236 for the orphanage.

ABOUT THE TOWN

THE TOWN'S NERVES — Our correspondents find the streets empty after dark and the doors locked early. Whatever the cause, it will pass; these things do.

Comings and goings

Elias Finch, freight yard timekeeper, is drawn into Arkham's stranger business.

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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