Tribute to ~
Ella May Archibald (nee Hattie)
1918-1991
A Tribute
Entered into Eternal Rest
NEWTOWN - Ella Mary Archbiald, 73, of Newtown, Guysborough County,
died Friday in Halifax Infirmary.
Born in Glenelg, Guysborough County, she was a daughter of the late
Ernest and Jean Frances (Fisher) Hattie.
She was a resident of Newtown all her married life,
a member of Bethany United Church, East River St. Mary's
and a retired registered nurse
who graduated from Aberdeen Hospital school of nursing.
She was also a member of Aberdeen Hospital alumni and a 50-year graduate.
She was a member of United Church Women, East River St. Mary's;
Sunlight Rebekah Lodge, East River St. Mary's'
Florence Fraser Chapter of Order of the Eastern Star, Sherbrooke,
and Newtown-Denver Women's Institute.
She was also on the board of directors for St. Mary's Homemakers Association
and an associate legion member in Sherbrooke.
She is survived by her husband, Hugh;
two sons, Terry, at home;
Greg, Grand Prairie, Alta.;
three brothers, Stanley, Dorchester, N.B.;
Cecil, Glenelg;
Clayton, East River St. Mary's;
two sisters, Mabel MacDonald, Lochaber;
Ethel Archibald, Denver, Guysborough County;
several nieces and nephews.
Her remains are resting in H.W. Angus Funeral Home, New Glasgow.
The funeral service will be held 2 p.m. Tuesday in Kirk Memorial United Church, Glenelg.
Interment will be in Newtown cemetery.
Donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or
Bethany United Church, East River St. Mary's.
Return to New Town Cemetery
