Every day throughout the summer for many years, Carl, Florence and Olga Woolner provided fresh farm products. In May 1939, milk sold at 8 cts. a qt.; cream 20 cts. per pt.; eggs @ 22 cts. per doz.; and 40 cts. for a half bushel of potatoes.

All members of the Campbell family have built permanent homes or cottages on this property. The Anderson farm is commonly called cottage country.

Thane A. (July 7, 1895 — Sept. 28, 1978) - son of Alexander and Clara (Muttart) Campbell m. Cecilia Bradshaw (July 8, 1906 - Sept. 29, 1968)

Thane was a former Premier of the Province, and Chief Justice of PEI from 1943 to retirement. They had four children

1. Virginia T. b. Mar. 9, 1931 m. July 10, 1954 - Gordon Kinsman - b. Mar. 19, 1927— live in Nova Scotia and have four sons - Brian Neil Roger Laurie

2. Alexander B. b. Dec. 1, 1933 in. Aug. 19, 1961 — Marilyn Gilmore b. June 14, 1939. Alex is a former Premier of PEI - retired Judge of the Supreme Court of PEI He and Marilyn winter in Florida and spend the summer in Stanley Bridge. They have three children: Blair Heather Graham

3. J. Melville (Mar. 18, 1934 - Oct. 24, 1992) m. April 5, 1958 to Mary P. MacGougan b. Nov. 5, 1935. Melville and Mary own a home in Summerside and in 1985 purchased the Woolner home. It is now called Stanley View House and is kept as a Tourist Home. Mary still lives in her mobile home on the Anderson property. Melville was a Summerside lawyer, and former Mayor of the City. They had three sons:

Thane Andrew Stephen

4. Harriet I. b. Jan. 20, 1940 m. Sept 3, 1960 - Michael Meacher b. Apr. 14, 1937 - living in Toronto — summer residents of Stanley Bridge They have three children

Jennifer Carolyn Michael

BROWN

ROBERT BROWN - son of William and Jane (Wilson) Brown, of New Glasgow, purchased property on the Mill River Road and farmed there. Three other brothers started farming and working in the store business in the village. The ROBERT BROWN home is now owned by

Mrs. VIVIAN MacNEILL and family of Summerside.

The BROWN family gradually became the owners of over 400 acres of land on this road. On Jan. 31, 1887, Robert acquired 120 acres from Alexander Sutherland. On June 7, 1905, he purchased 126 acres from William Hunt. Another land transaction was when the Donald McKay family sold 210 acres to Robert Brown on April 27, 1914.

The farm was passed from ROBERT and SOPHIA BROWN to their family, which included Fulton, Lottie, George and his wife, Carrie Brown. Fulton and Lottie did not marry. George and Carrie did not have any family and retired to Kensington. The farms were sold to various owners. The home farm was sold to Annie and Ray Douglas, in 1946. The farm land — west of the highway - is at present, either leased or owned — by Leslie MacKay and CavendiSh

Farms. The remainder of the land (shore side of the road) is quickly being established as sub— divisions for the summer/cottage owner population.

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