“Well, there’s one fellow comes down, he walks in every day. And we just give him a cup of coffee and he leaves.” – Anna Stewart, Crapaud, PEI

“…after church service, we would go over and, as kids, we would be either given 5 cents or 10 cents and you could pick one thing to buy. And he had penny candy or he had like small bags of chips.” – Diane Dowling

“Our grandparents’ house was right beside our own house. Just a little gaze in between. And I spent most of my time at my grandparents. I was one of their pets.” – Edith McMahon

“There used to be a little shop. It was called Etta’s Dress Shop. Etta was an older lady and she had a collection of dresses and ladies apparel, mostly.” – Carol McGrath

“In this area, molasses is really popular on meat pie. My dad came from Nova Scotia, so he never grew up with the molasses bit.” – Marina Sanford, Abrams Village, PEI