The Dungarvon Whooper

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CHAPTER IV Many people do think that there was a ghost. This ghost was so well known that a train was later named for him. The train ran from Quarryville to Newcastle. On one of the train’s first runs, it was bringing men from the lumber camps. Each time the train’s whistle sounded, the men would whoop and yell. When the train got to Newcastle, Conductor Vye was asked the name of the train. He gave it the name, “The Dungarvon Whooper.” Dungarvon Whooper What do you think? Was there really a ghost? Maybe if you stand up by the Dungarvon Spring, you’ll make up your own mind. You may hear the wild whoops of the Dungarvon Whooper.
lumber crew whoop cook boss bury Acknowledgement: ghost could would mass eastern panther WORD LIST Information for this book was taken from “Will O’ The Wisp”, by Carole Spray, “Songs of the Miramichi”, by Louise Manny and J.R. Wilson, and “An Intimate History of N.S.”, by Stuart Trueman.
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