bring his crew and what tools they’d bring. Thus all the work that

could be done by ordinary help was perfomed, including the brick making. (42)

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There have also been two ice cream parlors in the Village of St. Peters at Van‘ous times, The first ice cream parlor was owned and operated by Mrs. Minnie Doyle, out of the house commonly referred to “Jay‘s House” Which is located at the base of the Bay Hill. The parlor, which was her Idea, was located in the front room of the house. Her husband suffered frOm asthma and often was not able to work in his blacksmith shop and deliver the mail, which were his two main occupations.

Minnie made the vanilla ice cream by hand and added different Sauces and bananas to. Minnie’s niece Hilda Lewis recalled walking from Cable Head East with her father (Minnie’s brother) every day Saturday When he would bring Minnie a pail of cream to make the ice cream:

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