Further to our report of 31 October. The matter, if there was a matter, appears to be over.
Those who looked into the trouble at Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below 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'.
Pickpocket arrested at Aylesbury Signal Box.
Two men arrested for fighting outside The Foundry Arms.
Saturday market on the Square: pumpkins, apples, and a man selling hair tonic.
A correspondent asks whether any reader can put a name to a young woman with luggage seen repeatedly about Arkham Electric Light & Power. One resident insists she is no stranger at all, but cannot say who she is.
A second, unrelated witness now confirms what the first said about The Hulk of the Marjorie Rose.
Exhibition at University Exhibit Museum on Saturday was thinly attended. Among those present were Isaac Mercer, Hester Crane, Walter Doyle, Miss Harriet Lowell.
A photograph taken in the course of a private inquiry at Arkham Police Department on Thursday 21 October is now said to show Mr. Morris Whitlock, a clerk. The Gazette has not seen it.
IS ARKHAM SLEEPING WELL? — Our correspondents report a curious number of bad nights among our readers. We do not doubt the Gazette's readers are sensible people. We merely note that sensible people are not sleeping.
SUNDAY SERVICES — First Congregational 10.30; St. Mary's 8, 10, 12; Christ Church 11.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.