The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-12-15
THETFORD CENTER


Mrs. Addie Daggett has been visitino
friends in town and attended the Church
Fair.
Mrs. n H. Porter and Mrs. r. H.
Fifield were in Lebanon shopping Satur-
day.
The Church Fair was a success in every
way and goodly sum was raised to help
out on the salary Of our pastor.
The remains of Mrs. Mabel Coombs
were brought here from Thetford Hill
Sunday for burial in the family lot in
Evergreen Rest Cemetery. The family
have the heartfelt sympathy of this
Community in their great bereavement
Dist Sup't., Walter R. Davenport was
present at the evening service last Sunday
and administered the Holy Communion
Mrs. T. W. Metcalfe, Mrs Dexter
Phelan and Samuel Metcalfe were called
here from Hartford, Conn. by the death
of their mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Jeanette Brothers
Our Community was greatly shocked
last Friday morning to learn of the sudden
death of Mrs. Jeanette Brothers at the
home of her sister, Mrs. G. H. Porter.
Further particulars will be given next
week.
Mrs. G. A. Fifeld passed to the Great
Beyond last week Monday morning after
lingering illness of over year during
which she has been tenderly cared for by
her faithful husband and devoted children
Funeral services were held at the Church
Thurdsay at 2 o'clock. Rev. VIM. Douglass
of Post Mills spoke very comforting
words from the text:-John vi. 6S. He
was assisted by Rev. ]. J. Snellgrove
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and
"We'll Never Say Goodbye in Heaven"
were sung by the Choir The four sons
acted as bearers. The beautiful flowers
silently expressed love and esteem for her
and also sympathy for the sorrowing
family. lnterment was in Evergreen
Rest Cemetery. Mrs. Nellie Titus Fifeld |
was born in Vershire, Nov. 18th, 1857.
the daughter of Lyman and Juliana
Titus. Her early life was spent in that |
town and in 1877, She was united in
to Frank Banker and they
resided at Post Mills. Two children
were born to them daughter, Mrs.
Grace Buckley of No Adams, Mass. and
a son Charles of this town. In a few
years Mr.. Banker was called home
leaving his wife and little children to
mourn his loss.
Jan. % 1891 she and G. A. Fifeld of
his town were united in Marriage and
hey have always lived here. Three sons
,ame to bless this union-Ralph, Glenn
md Reginald, who all live near by so
hey could visit their mother often and
comfort her in her illness as she has been
n poor health several years. {
Mrs. Fifeld was kind and a faithful
leighbor always ready to help as far as her {
lealth would permit. She was a member !
# the Ladies Aid Society and was very
generous in giving to the church work.
he was devoted to her home and family {
nd there her loss will be most keenly
cit. Last year she and Mr.. Fifeld
rent to her daughters for the winter on
ccount of her illness, but they returned
ere in the Spring and since then have
ivided their time between the four sons.
iesides the beveaved husband and the
hildren all ready mentioned she is sur
ived by fourteen grandchildren one
reat grand child four sisters and three
rothers. All extend their heartfelt
to the family in their dark hour
sorrow.
Mrs. Grace Buckley of No. Adams,
lass. and Mrs. Nellie Buckley of
were called here by the death
Mrs. G. A. Fi6eld last week