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Ditto. I worked at the one on Rt 53 that was next to Bradlees in Hingham. Good stuff cheap…it was actually all crap.
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Ditto. I worked at the one on Rt 53 that was next to Bradlees in Hingham. Good stuff cheap…it was actually all crap.
Ahhhh yes.... I used to go the one on Rt. 1...
Zayres Bradley, remember the Bradley's on Morrissey Blvd
Wich is stop n shop.. just pass Lamberts now
I might grab one if its $1.59
thats called K-Mart here a few years ago
At one time Stop & Shop owned Bradlee's. It was really common in the old days to see them next to each other, as it was in a town near me. When S&S sold Bradlees they kept some and converted them into S&S. Once Wal*Mart came to the region all those smaller local/regional chains got wiped out.
Yes I remember. I grew up near the location in Roslindale. Where the Bradlee store was connected to it. Oh yes Walmart changed everything. I think the first Walmart i remember going to was on Rt. 1 walpole.
50 cents, highway robbery, a place in Oxford Ma had them on Monday nights for 25 cents, I had Tuesday off from class so went there a lot on Monday, the beer wasn't, good but spent a lot of time in the toilet Tues mornings.
I suppose, but fifty cents was its normal price, no waiting for Monday Nights. It was Miller High Life, not the Lite stuff. It too made for many awful headaches and major digestive distress the next day if you had hit it hard. Two summers in a row during high school I worked 2:30 to 11pm then went to the bar after work most nights. No need to get up the next morning so we did our best to sleep off our hangovers before heading to work the next day. Note that first summer I was sixteen. No one at that particular bar cared. No need to worry about DUIs, none of us had cars or even licenses. Funny thing was once it was time to back to school we just stopped going to the bar. I guess we were cut a lot of slack during the summer but when the summer was over it was time to hit the books again.
Totally forgot about those !!
At the dorms we used to get the Genessee bear balls, kegs were prohibited but beer balls were ok, it was terrible beer, but we were on a budget. I would have loved the place with the clams, I like them steamed or raw, where was that?
I tried to get a Mac Jones calendar at Family Dollar but got elbowed out of the way by Tom Werner and John Henry who were arguing over whether the calendar could pitch long relief. Werner was bragging about how much he paid for his suit at Building #19 and three-eighths on Route 9 in Natick. Let's Go Red Sox.......
Lol.... I have to admit that I can distictly remember buying a blue suit coat at Building 19? in Natick back in the early eighties.
The place was called Mayo's in Middlebury CT, now Maggie McFly's is in the same building. The same Italian guy who cut the clams would show up at various 'clam night' events all around the area.
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