St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-11
At the Willie.
Miss Robinson's Death.


Lula Belle Robinson passed away
ogietly sunday morning after a briei
lines, of about a week She was the
danghtrr 10 George NJ. and Delphine
Robinson and was born at Westmore,
August w. 1883. Her father died many
wear, ago. and her widowed mother,
with h. three daughters, lived for a
number o. wears at Barton. Since com
inv here. d few years ago, she has been,
with her sister, a most faithful and
efficient ewpI1ye in the New England
teeehouc exchange. She has been in
moor health with lung and heart trouble
hr.bree years, but kept bravely at her
work, never giving up until about a
week before she died. She leaves a
mother Jai two. sisters, Mrs. F. B.
Cakes. OF Lisbon, n. H., and Carrie
Hazel Robinson of this place. also two
hl.tbro,hers Elmer Robinson OF St.
Iohns5uru Harold Robinson of Lacona,
\ H.. and a halfsister, Mrs. A. b.
S.oddard- of Sutton. young lady
of sweet and attractive disposition she
was universally liked, and all join in
heartfelt sympathy for those she has
left bereaytd Funeral services were
held at her home Tuesday morning,
conducted by Rev. |. w Mclaughlin.
The bearers were John Lincoln, F. B.
0lkts Elmer Robinson and Henry
Brown. The flowers were numerous
and beautiful Her remains were taken
toBart0n for burial beside her father
Death of 0. c. Kibbey.
The funeral services Of Grin Clark
Ki5bey of Concord, N H., were held at
the home of hls niece, Mrs. S. G. Collision,
a, Lyndon Center, Monday afternoon,
at one O'clock Mr.. Klbbey was
native ut Lyndon, born here 70 years
ago Most OF his youth was spent in
thu, town and Burke He enlisted in the
army and served during the Civil War.
Being "a fine musician, he played in the
band much of the time After the war
hUyd m Concord, n. H., where he was
a carriage maker by trade. He was
t5rg. times married. and leaves three
children oe. re, OF Concord, N. H.,
Clark H Everett. Mass, and Anna, of
Nashua. g. n The funeral sermon was
delivered oy the Rev W. Burgin.
Many beautiful flowers were presented
by friend, Among them was a hand
some cluster Ut carnations tied with red,
white u llue ribbon, from the G. A. K.
POST i, remains were taken from
here TO >1ttou, where they were laid in
tdecem.-ary by those of his last wife.
Mr. Darling's BlOOded Horses.
\ writer In the American Horse Breed
er has Chs, to- say of one of our towns
mems string of horses; &C M. Darling
has q4,ea corner in daughters of effer-
SON owning Title Jefferson, sister to
Louise Jefferson, and also their dam,
Brown 3e,s by Republic, son of Nam
brine a.chen, out Of Black Bess, by
American Clay, a good brood-mare
foundation, and based on good thorough
bred o.YNd Then he has the sisters
Nellie Jefferson 21012,) Grandma Jeffer
SON. etc. something like half dozen in
all HtHlsa colt by Rex, the champion
Morgan stallion, owned at Mountain
View Farm. East Burke, that is Nor
gan patterned, trappy, good-gaited
uotter out Of one of these Jefferson
mare,
The Lyndon Union Club held their
regular meeting in the Gable hall, Thurs
day afternoon, with an attendance of
about so Instrumental and vocal
music wat. furnished by the members of
the music class A report of the Biennial
OF the General Federation in Boston last
lune WIS given by Mrs. w, l. Powers.
Reports vt the State Federation meeting
at Bru.cboro were given by Mrs. l.. c.
IodI Mrs John B. Chase, Mrs. A.
L. iHuav and Mrs. Edwin Daniels. A
Tepor, Hls also given by the education
committee of a meeting recently held.
The me ting was decidedly interesting
and profitable one After the program
The usual social hour followed and tea
was served
Miss Ia Pearl entertained the MEM
Der, OF the Christmas Club very pleas
aatIy nday evening.
j.. Parker was in New York last
week buying goods for the holiday trade.
Ioe dies Auxiliary of the Sons of
GSeicro served a nice supper in the
gITT'na Army Hall Wednesday evening.
Inc attendance was good.
f... brown and family have moved
N'm 0ge Rogers house into the tene-
men, the bank.
Mrs. A. A. Minott of Montpelier re-
Ceau. VISITED her daughter, Mrs. H. M.