St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-08-17
GREENSBORO.

GREENSBORO.
T. Hall is attending the 9. A. K. en-
campment at Boston.
The illumination" on the lake Friday
evening by the summer residents was a
grand success. Crowds of people were
gathered on the shore and in boats to
witness the parade, which consisted of
many brilliantly decorated and lighted
boats in two columns. The cottages
which line the shore, and their grounds,
japanese lanterns.
About $50 people filled the Congrega-
tional church Monday evening to listen
to and enjoy the fine musical given by
the summer residents of Greensboro.
About SIS was realized.
Word has been received that Duron
Baker, formerly of this town, died at
Montpelier, Aug. Is.
Frank ellis and family from Dodge
Valley, Mimi, are visiting in town.
Mrs. N. B. Payne has been visiting in
Cambridge for few days.
DR.. Charles Cook of Natick, Mass, is
visiting his brother, ]. B. Cook.
| Mss Florence Whitney of Boston is
visiting friends in town.
1 PTOTs w OOQTuH Oh bOWQO1u
| Maine, preached al the Congregational
| church Sunday morning and DR.. Lord OF
Boston will occupy the desk next Sun
day.
Mrs. @. Y. Simpson and son Harold
| have been visiting in Enosburg.
| Mrs. lean Batchelder and daug liter
Lulu are visiting in Cabot.
Harry Olmstead and wife are home
| from a visit to Waterford.
Harley Marden is in Boston this week.
| August 25 there will be a moving pic
ture show at the town hall, under the
| auspices of the Ladies Home Circle. The
enterta inment will be first class and all
| are invited.
| L. F. Babbitt and family ofNorthamp-
ton are in their new cottage at the lake.
Horace Story and wife of Barton
L lnding have been visiting at D. c.
| Melvin's.
Mrs. F. S. Melvin returned from Lake
p.rt, N. H., Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barr of Cabot
visited their daughter, Mrs. ]. 81. Bar
rington, over Sunday.
Mr.. Patterson from Jacksonville has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. B. M.
Wiley.
Will Roylston and wife of Glover visit.
ed at 6. M. Cuthbertson's, Sunday.
BARNET.
Albert William Warden, M. D.. LIB
Born in Barnet, Caledonia Co., VT.
April IT, 1854, Albert w. Warden at
tended Peacham Academy, was gradu
ated with honor from the classical schoo
at St. Johnsbury; received his diploma
from the University of Vermont, and de
| Of Of faHic in $50. fro
the New York University. Later, after
reading law, he received the degree o
BacneIor OF Laws from the University o
the state OF New York. Mr.. Warder
served as surgeon in the Mary Fletcher
Hospital in Burlington, and afterward:
took post graduate courses in surgery
and general medicine al Bellevue Hos
pital Medical College, New York City
In 1884 when becoming resident OF th'
town OF Union, New Jersey, he soon built
up an extensive practice and during sew
eral years was surgeon for the Wes
Shore Railroad Company. He was also
medical examiner for various life insur
ance companies. For seven years DIR
Warden served in the National Guard o
New Jersey as medical officer with rank
OF captain. During the Spanish Ameri
can war Captain Warden was com
missioned as medical officer with rank O
York and served most efficiently at tn
recruiting station, sending men to tn
camp at Chickamauga, Tenn.
At his home on the banks of the Hud
son, DR.. Warden was one of the founder
of the Free Public Library of the town O
Union and was for the first two year.
, president of the board of trustees of tn
, Library Association. He was alst
elected to the board of education, serv
\ | Sx,rr th~ao bo;~,
OF the board. AS one of the organizers o
the Old Peoples Home Benevolent Asso
citation of North Hudson, he was the frs
vice president. In the Masonic Frazier
nifty he was member of St. Cecile Lodg
in New York, Mystic Tie Lodge an,
, , Palisade Lodge, and in the Royal Area
mum he was elected, and served as regent
For five years DIR. Warden was Resi-
! dent Fellow of the New York Academ,
of Medicine and at the time of his deaf
had membership in the Society of Medi
cal Jurisprudence of New York, American
Association for the Advancement O
Science, and American Medical Associa
ton. to which National Medical Asso
? citation he was three times chosen a dele
E gate from the Medical Society of tn
County of New York and the New Yorl
State Medical Association, attending a
= representative the National Association
, meetings at Atlantic City. Philadelphia
and St. Paul. He was also member q
the Hudson County Medical Association
= of New Jersey.
In politics, republican, he was neve
:. identified with any faction but Away
}. used his influence for the public veal, am
earned the confidence and esteem OF th
: people of North Hudson. In May of til
present year he attended as delegat
h from the town of Union, the republican
= convention of the 10th congressiona
district of New Jersey, taking great ir
terest in the coming political campaign
Albert ". Warden was the younges
: son OF William and Isabel (Nelson) Wal
den. Inherltlng from both sides tn
s sterling characteristics of his Scotch ar
). cestry. Albert Warden exhibited at hom
e and abroad the thoroughness and pers,
, Yerance of early training and carrpin