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 From https://patch.com/massachusetts/wilmington/clean-aisle-3-ghost-aisle-4-wilmington-market-basket

WILMINGTON, MA -- She is described as short  and youngish -- between the ages of 17 and 30 -- with long, dark hair  and light skin. She has blue eyes and was wearing Victorian-era  clothing. One shopper at the Wilmington Market Basket says a ghost  matching the same description used to roam her house when she lived  nearby on Clark Street.

Yes, a ghost. A  Facebook group for Wilmington residents which usually features event  announcements, posts about coyote sightings and discussions of local  issues has been overrun in recent days with a debate on whether the  Wilmington Market Basket is haunted.

Patch  has reached out to Market Basket for comment and will update this story  when we hear back from them. In the meantime, the thread on the closed  Facebook group had more than 150 comments as of Tuesday morning. And  while most of those comments are jokes -- "What are you people smoking?"  one person said -- several others seem like earnest accounts of seeing  the Market Basket ghost.

"I saw her and  looked away to see if anyone else saw her and when I looked back she was  gone," the Wilmington woman who started the discussion said in a  follow-up post. The woman said the sighting happened too fast for her to  snap 

Another woman said she had seen a similar  apparition, but the ghost she saw was "much younger." A woman who has  worked at Market Basket for four years said she has never seen a ghost,  but "I don't want to LOL if you're totally serious." Another employee  said after working overnight shifts at the store he believes its  "definitely haunted" but also conceded "it's probably just your  imagination taking you to crazy places after working alone for 10 hours  straight."

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Dave Copeland can be reached at dave.copeland@patch.com or by calling 617-433-7851. Follow him on Twitter (@CopeWrites) and Facebook (/copewrites). a photo.