Further to our report of Saturday. Private inquirers seen again.
Nathan Callaghan, an antiques dealer and Elias Finch, a freight yard timekeeper returned to Fisk's Loan Office yesterday.
A police spokesman said inquiries were continuing.
Further to our report of Sunday. Private inquirers seen again.
Walter Ferris, a railway telegraphist and Rafael Delgado, a dockhand and saturday-night boxer returned to Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below yesterday.
Sergeant Mahoney of the River Street station described the reports as 'high spirits'.
Runaway horse stopped by a patrolman near Hibernian Hall.
Revenue men visit Lamb Street Cold Store; the Gazette is told nothing was found.
Police raid on Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below: forty gallons of Canadian whisky seized.
New proprietor at Ridge Crossroads Store.
A local rumour about Hendricks Farm is doing the rounds again, decades old.
Bells from First Congregational Church at noon; the sermon ran long.
The Gazette has had three letters this week about Sanitarium Administration.
Morning Service at Christ Church on Sunday was thinly attended. Among those present were Cornelius Vance, Isaac Mercer, Mrs. Agatha Tanner, Horace Fenn.
MISKATONIC LIBRARY — Reading room open until nine o'clock on weekdays.
FOUND — A gentleman's umbrella, at Arkham Depot (Boston & Maine). Apply to the stationmaster.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.