About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In an ordinary CVS pharmacy aisle, a regular noticed something peculiar one morning—a small plastic baggie filled with colorful candies had mysteriously appeared among the toothpaste and deodorants. No label, no price tag, just brightly colored sweets that seemed to multiply overnight. Curious customers started gathering around it, speculating on what they might taste like. Soon enough, a delivery driver joked that it was probably some new employee prank. Just as everyone was about to try them, a friendly pharmacist announced, 'These are actually our new flavor-of-the-week candies!' Everyone laughed, relieved—and happily munched away.
2. At dawn, when most pharmacies are quiet, a delivery driver pulled up outside the CVS. The sky was just beginning to lighten as he unloaded boxes of medicine. But today, something strange happened—one box seemed to contain more than pills. As he opened it, out popped a tiny parrot with a bandanna around its neck, squawking ‘Medicine for who? Medicine for ME!’ Turns out, it was a neighbor’s escaped pet. Everyone had a good laugh, and now, whenever someone buys birdseed near closing time, the store gets extra customers stopping by.
3. At midnight, when most pharmacies are closed, a delivery driver pulled up outside the CVS with a strange package marked ‘urgent’. The night guard, a regular who always jokes about ghosts in the store, raised an eyebrow as he watched the driver carry it inside. Suddenly, from behind the counter, came a familiar voice: 'Hey, that’s mine!' A sleepy pharmacist emerged rubbing his eyes. Turned out, the package was just last week's forgotten lunchbox. The regular laughed and said, “Guess I’ll never believe those ghost stories again.”
4. In the early hours of the morning, just as the sun was beginning its slow rise over Boston, a delivery driver pulled up outside the CVS pharmacy. The street was empty except for a lone figure—an elderly gentleman who had been waiting patiently since midnight. The old man nodded gratefully and said, 'Just some aspirin for my headache.' As the delivery driver turned around, he noticed that the pharmacist was winking discreetly at him. Turns out, it wasn’t just any old man—it was the local historian who knew every resident in town.