G H Greene & Julia Sullivan
Montpelier Examiner, Friday, 7 April 1905, page 2
The higher department of our school closed Friday, Mar 31st. The principal, Miss Julia Sullivan leaving here Sunday for Sharon, where she will take charge of the school for the summer.
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Montpelier Examiner, Friday, 21 April
1905, page 6
The class of 1905 successfully passed the eighth grade examination. Those who took the examination were:
Ruth Ipson, Nettie Wright, Cassie Weight, Dortha Welker, Louise Parker, Louis Perkins, Hattie Jenson, Jared Parker, Lorin Merrill, Clarence Wright.
Much credit is due their teacher, Miss Julia Sullivan, for the excellent work done in the school this year.
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Montpelier Examiner, Friday, 2 June 1905, page 8
On Saturday evening the Eighth grade graduating class of Bennington were given at the LDS hall. Address was by Miss Julia Sullivan, who also presented the certificates to the graduates and to each she presented a book as a token of remembrance from their teacher. Monday afternoon the children of the district surprised their teacher, Miss Minnie Sullivan, with a beautiful set of china as a token of their love.
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Montpelier Examiner, Friday, 7 July 1905, page 8
The misses Julia and Minnie Sullivan have been re-employed as teachers in our district. School will commence Oct 2.
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Montpelier Examiner, 26 November 1909
TWO POPULAR PEOPLE WEDDED
Mr. G H Greene and Miss Julia Sullivan were united in marriage at noon yesterday at the home of the bride's parents in Grace, Bannock County.
The ceremony was performed by President Pond of the Bannock Stake in the presence of none but immediate relatives of the contracting parties. After partaking of a sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. Greene returned to Montpelier on the afternoon train.