[Kennebec Journal, September 29, 1967, page 2]
WHITEFIELD--Miss Teresa A Vincent, 80, died at an Augusta hospital early Thursday morning following a long illness. She was born in Chicopee Mass., Jan. 6, 1887, the daughter of Frank and Annie Wynne Vincent. She was a retired registered nurse in the Boston area. She was a member of St. Denis Catholic Church, North Whitefield, and a member of the Altar Society there.
She is survived by one brother, George F. Vincent of Whitefield; one nephew, George B. Vincent of Oceanside, N.Y.; one grand-nephew, one grand-niece and several cousins. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. from St. Denis Catholic Church, North Whitefield.
[Whitefield Historical Society, February 2022]
Katy Perry, in one of her newspaper articles, wrote that Teresa Vincent was "involved in child welfare clinics, church activities and comfort to the aging and infirm. She was a treasure." Teresa was a retired nurse from Willimantic CT when she moved to Whitefield where her brother lived. Town Reports note that Teresa [1887-1967] was on the School Committee 1952-1960 and was the Town Health Officer 1954-1963. She was one of the first people in North Whitefield to own a VW Beetle automobile in 1963. Teresa lived in an old cape at 480 Vigue Rd. which burned at midnight on December 12,1964.
[Waldoboro Press, Thu., Dec. 17, 1964, Coopers Mills column by Mrs. Lorena Phillips]
North Whitefield and Coopers Mills Vol. Fire Department responded to a fire call on the Reilly Road at midnight Saturday at the home of Teresa Vincent. The house was a total loss, and the cause is not yet known. [No one was living there.]
[Contributor: Whitefield Historical Society # 47663682]
WHITEFIELD--Miss Teresa A Vincent, 80, died at an Augusta hospital early Thursday morning following a long illness. She was born in Chicopee Mass., Jan. 6, 1887, the daughter of Frank and Annie Wynne Vincent. She was a retired registered nurse in the Boston area. She was a member of St. Denis Catholic Church, North Whitefield, and a member of the Altar Society there.
She is survived by one brother, George F. Vincent of Whitefield; one nephew, George B. Vincent of Oceanside, N.Y.; one grand-nephew, one grand-niece and several cousins. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. from St. Denis Catholic Church, North Whitefield.
[Whitefield Historical Society, February 2022]
Katy Perry, in one of her newspaper articles, wrote that Teresa Vincent was "involved in child welfare clinics, church activities and comfort to the aging and infirm. She was a treasure." Teresa was a retired nurse from Willimantic CT when she moved to Whitefield where her brother lived. Town Reports note that Teresa [1887-1967] was on the School Committee 1952-1960 and was the Town Health Officer 1954-1963. She was one of the first people in North Whitefield to own a VW Beetle automobile in 1963. Teresa lived in an old cape at 480 Vigue Rd. which burned at midnight on December 12,1964.
[Waldoboro Press, Thu., Dec. 17, 1964, Coopers Mills column by Mrs. Lorena Phillips]
North Whitefield and Coopers Mills Vol. Fire Department responded to a fire call on the Reilly Road at midnight Saturday at the home of Teresa Vincent. The house was a total loss, and the cause is not yet known. [No one was living there.]
[Contributor: Whitefield Historical Society # 47663682]
[Kennebec Journal, September 29, 1967, page 2]
WHITEFIELD--Miss Teresa A Vincent, 80, died at an Augusta hospital early Thursday morning following a long illness. She was born in Chicopee Mass., Jan. 6, 1887, the daughter of Frank and Annie Wynne Vincent. She was a retired registered nurse in the Boston area. She was a member of St. Denis Catholic Church, North Whitefield, and a member of the Altar Society there.
She is survived by one brother, George F. Vincent of Whitefield; one nephew, George B. Vincent of Oceanside, N.Y.; one grand-nephew, one grand-niece and several cousins. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. from St. Denis Catholic Church, North Whitefield.
[Whitefield Historical Society, February 2022]
Katy Perry, in one of her newspaper articles, wrote that Teresa Vincent was "involved in child welfare clinics, church activities and comfort to the aging and infirm. She was a treasure." Teresa was a retired nurse from Willimantic CT when she moved to Whitefield where her brother lived. Town Reports note that Teresa [1887-1967] was on the School Committee 1952-1960 and was the Town Health Officer 1954-1963. She was one of the first people in North Whitefield to own a VW Beetle automobile in 1963. Teresa lived in an old cape at 480 Vigue Rd. which burned at midnight on December 12,1964.
[Waldoboro Press, Thu., Dec. 17, 1964, Coopers Mills column by Mrs. Lorena Phillips]
North Whitefield and Coopers Mills Vol. Fire Department responded to a fire call on the Reilly Road at midnight Saturday at the home of Teresa Vincent. The house was a total loss, and the cause is not yet known. [No one was living there.]
[Contributor: Whitefield Historical Society # 47663682]
WHITEFIELD--Miss Teresa A Vincent, 80, died at an Augusta hospital early Thursday morning following a long illness. She was born in Chicopee Mass., Jan. 6, 1887, the daughter of Frank and Annie Wynne Vincent. She was a retired registered nurse in the Boston area. She was a member of St. Denis Catholic Church, North Whitefield, and a member of the Altar Society there.
She is survived by one brother, George F. Vincent of Whitefield; one nephew, George B. Vincent of Oceanside, N.Y.; one grand-nephew, one grand-niece and several cousins. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. from St. Denis Catholic Church, North Whitefield.
[Whitefield Historical Society, February 2022]
Katy Perry, in one of her newspaper articles, wrote that Teresa Vincent was "involved in child welfare clinics, church activities and comfort to the aging and infirm. She was a treasure." Teresa was a retired nurse from Willimantic CT when she moved to Whitefield where her brother lived. Town Reports note that Teresa [1887-1967] was on the School Committee 1952-1960 and was the Town Health Officer 1954-1963. She was one of the first people in North Whitefield to own a VW Beetle automobile in 1963. Teresa lived in an old cape at 480 Vigue Rd. which burned at midnight on December 12,1964.
[Waldoboro Press, Thu., Dec. 17, 1964, Coopers Mills column by Mrs. Lorena Phillips]
North Whitefield and Coopers Mills Vol. Fire Department responded to a fire call on the Reilly Road at midnight Saturday at the home of Teresa Vincent. The house was a total loss, and the cause is not yet known. [No one was living there.]
[Contributor: Whitefield Historical Society # 47663682]
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