Mister Thuribe Tremblay (ca. 1880-1946)

Ten-year-old Thuribe Tremblay is the first child admitted to the Hôtel-Dieu de Nicolet orphanage in 1889 and will regularly spend his holidays at the Métairie Saint-Joseph. While completing his classical education at the Nicolet Seminary, he is hired by the farm in 1900. The first years of work are difficult: before modern machinery, hay and other crops are harvested by hand with a small scythe. He later becomes head farmer of the Métairie and dies there after forty-five years of diligent work making the farm profitable, developing its outbuildings and increasing its production.

Mister Thuribe Tremblay, [1940-]. Grey Nuns of Montréal’s Archives, Métairie Saint-Joseph (Nicolet)’s Fonds, L054-I-Album 2, page 32

Mister Thuribe Tremblay posing with his dog, Miro, the day of the fiftieth anniversary of his arrival to the Grey Nuns, 2 March 1940. Grey Nuns of Montréal’s Archives, Métairie Saint-Joseph (Nicolet)’s Fonds, L054-I-Album 2, page 30

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Sister Alma Grégoire-Colin

Sister Fernande Dumont

Pierre Lampron

Sister Marguerite Hudon

Thuribe Tremblay

Sister Claire Ménard

Sister Rose-Aimée Gamache

Sister Laurette Rivard