SIDE A 00:00:00 -- 00:08:30
Edith's family history and how she came to be raised by her grandparents, her grandfather the cabinetmaker, living in town and the iceman; cabinetmakers, iceman, Charlottetown.
SIDE A 00:08:30 -- 00:12:05
Her grandfather who was an expert cabinetmaker, her grandmother and the other Whitlocks; Whitlocks, cabinetmakers.
SIDE A 00:12:05 -- 00:15:02
Christmas and being spoiled; Christmas, presents.
SIDE A 00:15:02 -- 00:19:23
Her sister Lois, her father working for a druggist, Charlottetown's wooden sidewalks, and snow that was higher than the streetlights; deep snow, snow, Charlottetown, sidewalks.
SIDE A 00:19:23 -- 00:30:55
Her father's cars and drives to the beach, Prince Street School, and Brighton; Brighton, bobby cotton, Prince Street School, beaches, cars, driving, school.
SIDE A 00:30:55 -- 00:39:30
Working at her father's business repairing car tires, fishing and her dad trying to go fishing on his wedding day, and how her mother died in the Catholic hospital; death, cars, tires, fishing.
SIDE A 00:39:30 -- 00:42:30
How her father liked to ski and going to Quebec to do it, her stepmother, how nice of a person her father was, and how much he liked to sing; singing, skiing, Quebec.
SIDE A 00:42:30 -- 00:46:57
Discussion about their shop on Kent Street, other stores that were nearby, and a boarding house; boarding houses, Kent Street, stores, Charlottetown.
SIDE A ends at 00:46:57.
SIDE B 00:47:04 -- 00:54:25
Discussion about the boarding house continues, with mention of a train ride to Montreal with her grandmother and an air show and the Upton Airport; Upton, Upton Airport, Upton Airfield, boarding houses, Charlottetown, Montreal, trains, air shows, airplanes.
SIDE B 00:54:25 -- 00:56:45
Going to Montreal and her uncle Harry who was a fighter pilot in WWI and was shot down; POWs, WWI, fighter pilots, pilots, Montreal.
SIDE B 00:56:45 -- 01:12:10
The china cabinet contents and pictures and letter from her uncle Harry; silver matchboxes, crystal goblets, war letters, china, china cabinets.
SIDE B 01:12:10 -- 01:22:45
Pictures of uncle Harry and his test scores, a letter to Harry from 1908, and several other trinkets she has from her uncle; 1908, war letters.
SIDE B 01:22:45 -- 01:30:45
Discussion about a cigar box with Harry's treasures, her father's brass work, furniture, African tom tom's and tables and a discussion about the African countries that her uncle Harry lived in; Africa.
SIDE B 01:30:45 -- 01:34:36
How she met her husband and her dog, Mr. Chips; dogs, pets, courting, marriage.
Tape ends at 01:34:36.
