Washington

GREENE, Olin D.

Men of Vermont: Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters & Sons of 
Vermont. Ullery. Brattleboro: Transcript Publishing Company, 1894, p 163

Olin D. GREENE, of Warren [Washington County, Vermont], was born 21 September 
1856 in Rochester [Windsor County, Vermont], son of Milton and Aurora 
(GOODNO) GREENE. Brought up as a farmer; educated in the common schools of 
Rochester; and State Normal school at Randolph [Orange County, Vermont]. 
Concluding to adopt the medical profession, he studied for three years with 
his brother, Dr. L. M. GREENE of Bethel [Windsor County, Vermont] and 
meanwhile attended lectures at the U. V. M., from which institution he 
graduated M. D. in 1879. Commenced practice in Rochester, remained there one 
year and then removed to Warren, where his devotion to his chosen profession 
has secured to him a large and steadily increasing practice. Is a member of 
the State Medical Society. Belongs to the Republican party, and though never 
an eager aspirant for political honors, has occupied the office of justice of 
the peace and in 1888 was elected to represent Warren in the Legislature, 
where he was a useful member of the committee on manufactures. Two brothers 
of Mr. GREENE occupy the pulpit, one in Lowell, Massachusetts, and one in 
Wakefield, Massachusetts [both in Middlesex County]. On 04 March 1879 he 
[Olin D. GREENE] was married to Emma L., daughter of Richard and Clara 
(RAYMOND) BEE of Rochester [Windsor County, Vermont]; they only child is 
Mabelle S.

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