Amelia Vibbard died at the home of her brother, Orville, at the hotel at Springfield Center on Tuesday morning in her seventy-fifth year. She had never married, was the daughter of Loren and Catherine Vibbard and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Martin Van Horn, of the far West and Mrs. George Dunbergh of East Springfield and five brothers James, Orville, and Wesley of Springfield Center, Walter of Cooperstown and Edward of East Springfield. The funeral was held at Vibbard's Hotel at 2 p. m., on Thursday, the Rev. T. J. Marvin officiating and interment made in the Springfield cemetery.--Our Springfield Center Reporter." ["The Otsego Farmer & Republican" (Cooperstown, NY), February 19, 1915, p. 7]submitted by Kathryn Hill
Amelia Vibbard died at the home of her brother, Orville, at the hotel at Springfield Center on Tuesday morning in her seventy-fifth year. She had never married, was the daughter of Loren and Catherine Vibbard and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Martin Van Horn, of the far West and Mrs. George Dunbergh of East Springfield and five brothers James, Orville, and Wesley of Springfield Center, Walter of Cooperstown and Edward of East Springfield. The funeral was held at Vibbard's Hotel at 2 p. m., on Thursday, the Rev. T. J. Marvin officiating and interment made in the Springfield cemetery.--Our Springfield Center Reporter." ["The Otsego Farmer & Republican" (Cooperstown, NY), February 19, 1915, p. 7]submitted by Kathryn Hill
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