Further to our report of Thursday. The matter, if there was a matter, appears to be over.
Those who looked into the trouble at Town Hall & Registry of Deeds have little to say for publication.
The owners are said to be considering selling.
A police spokesman said inquiries were continuing.
Witnesses describe what they cannot explain; police declined to comment.
Residents near Potter's Field were talking yesterday of little else. According to a resident of long standing, a fresh grave at Potter's Field found disturbed at dawn.
Police declined to comment.
One reader suggests a prank by students; another, less charitably, suggests drink.
The trouble is said to have begun on Thursday night.
Further to our report of Tuesday. Private inquirers seen again.
Prof. Julian Ashcombe, a professor of folklore and Cornelius Vance, a retired lawyer and collector and Anton Akeley, a night watchman returned to Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below yesterday.
Police say the matter is closed.
Examinations begin at Carnegie Branch Library; the library is standing room only.
Wedding at Ridge Meeting House: Ida Gilman and Samuel Chapin.
Wedding at East Hill Country Club: Dorothy Silva and Nora Kimball.
Talk in more than one tavern has it that Anton Akeley was seen standing outside Arkham Public Library, asking for the old records on Warehouse No. 7, at 3:30 PM.
Arthur Wren steps back from investigations after three cases — to go back to ordinary work for a time.
Arthur Wren takes the train — on an extended break — to go back to ordinary work for a time.
CORRECTION. STATEMENT DISPROVEN — independent records place Miss Nellie Lovell at the property at 10:27 PM.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.