Bellows Falls

That's more steamers for me.

Uh, all right, we go to Bellows Falls, Scotty, he's got a Robert.

Robert, what do you, uh, think p- people say they like, but you don't think they really do?

Their in-laws.

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The man at the station said this was the train for Chicago." "This train goes to Chicago via Albany and Buffalo, but these tickets are for a different route.

You paid to go from New York to Albany to Troy to Rutland to Bellows Falls to Springfield, then back to Albany, then on to Buffalo, and then finally Chicago." You shake your head trying to make sense of this while your son stirs uneasily beside you.

"I'm sorry, I don't follow, sir." "I'm trying to tell you that these tickets are only valid as far as Albany." "But the man at Castle Garden said..." "Sounds like the man at Castle Garden took you for a ride.

Every transfer between rail lines means more money in his pocket." "He cheated me?" "It happens all the time.

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He retired from the Scranton Times in December 1994 and became founding editor of Good Times for Seniors, a bimonthly tabloid.

While managing editor of the Times, he played an important role in relocating Steamtown USA from Bellows Falls, Vermont, to Scranton, and the cr- subsequent creation of the Steamtown National Historic Site.

He loved trains.

He served on the Steamtown Foundation and, at the invitation of late Congressman Joe McDade, testified twice before House committees in support of the creation of the national park.

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