Negotiations Advance on New Bedford and Taunton Railroad Deal
The New Bedford Standard reports that directors of the New Bedford and Taunton Railroad are negotiating with a committee of the Boston Clinton and Fitchburg for sale or lease to the latter. The transfer may occur January 1, 1873, pending stockholder ratification at a forthcoming meeting.
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