The Arlington Advocate, 17 September 1897
| POLICE COURT |
| Michael Lane was sentenced to the House of Correction for thirty days for being drunk on Sept. 11. |
The Arlington Advocate, 24 September 1897
| Post office clerk Philip Hendricks took letter carrier James G. Keenan's route on Wednesday afternoon the latter being disabled by a bite from a dog received while delivering mail on Jason street on the morning of that day. The dog (a bull terrier) bit Keenan on the calf of the right leg, but the wound was properly cared for and dressed by Dr. Dennet and no serious results are apprehended from the same. |
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