“I remember, when I was a kid, there was a garage in Pownal. And when we were kids, we used to go to the garage. They used to sell pop, chips, chocolate bars and stuff like that.” – Darin Gay

“Just up the road, there was an old bachelor who lived in a little farmhouse on the corner, overlooking Strathgartney Woods. And his name was Bennett Sharon.” – Isaac Williams

“The only real kind of business that I remember was a canteen that was close to the fishing wharf. So, where all the fishermen would go and grab their lunches or snacks. But all the kids in the community rode a bike up there and get their ice cream.” – Penny McGuire

“The Aberdeen was a little restaurant that catered to the locals and the tourists. It’s summertime, it’s too hot to make supper. Load up in the car, we’re going to the Aberdeen.” – Leonard Smith

“My uncle was a good storyteller, so he’d tell stories. About pirates, grave hunters and stuff.” – Arthur Thibodeau