GIRL VANISHES

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17234, 14 April 1930, Page 10

GIRL VANISHES

BANKBOOK LEFT POLICE SEARCH FOR ORPHAN LOKDONy Feb. 10. One of those extraordinary disappearance. Mysteries—in which a voiiiiy andattructivo wohian, for no apparent reason, vanishes as though into .thin air---is receiving the ijn refill attention Of the Peterborough city police. Mi.-s Cleino.ntino Annie Boizol, 24, is an orphan who makes her home with her nunt in St. Mary.'H street, Peterborough, ami is in empdoyjnent in a doctor's fninliv at JN'ew r England, near the city.. , She walks out of the house at New Kngland on the afternoon;of Sunday; January 19, with the intention of visiting jS'ewark, on the other . ,dc of Peterborough. The f4irl in seen by a friend on (lie road half-way between .New England. and Newark, and the two exchange a greeting. Miss Clementine Boizoi is carrying nothing but her small bagpurse and an umbrella. Front that moment she disappears. She does not arrive at Newark. She does not visit her aunl, ami she never returns lo her employment, where she has left her luggage and most of her personal belongings. The bank book of her savings is in the, custody of her aunt. Obviously,,,nothing could have happened to Clementine Boi/.ot nguinsi Ivor, will in the course of her walk fjoni New England to .Newark, for there are houses the whole distance, and on a tine Sunday plenty of people passing. What occurred.on the road In make the iu r irl change her! plairs.' Was she taken away by any one. and, if so, what has occurred since? ..Those are the questions to which the police are trying lo Jind answers. The description given by the police! of the girl is: Height, oft tiiu.; brown j bair; fair cbniploxlon, with slightly drooping righi eyelid; wearing brown coat with liii- collar and cull's to match, and a small brown Tint.