The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Auburn, Maine

Mayors of Auburn, Maine

Mayors of Auburn, 1869-1954 (may be incomplete!)
Thomas Littlefield 1869 S. P. Miller 1870-71 Thomas Littlefield 1871-75 James Dingley 1875-77 Hannibal R. Smith 1877-79 Thomas Littlefield 1879-81 George S. Woodman 1881-84 B. F. Sturgis 1884-85 L. W. Haskell 1885-87 A. M. Penley 1887-89 Albert R. Savage 1889-92 Winchester G. Lowell 1892-93 W. W. Bolster 1893-94 Hillman Smith 1894-95 Nathan W. Harris 1896-98 William H. Wiggin 1899 J. S. P. H. Wilson 1900-01 Eben G. Eveleth 1902-03 Alonzo Q. Miller 1904-05 David R. Hastings 1906 J. R. Webber 1907 Irving L. Merrill 1908-11 Charles E. Williams 1912 Alvin W. Fowles 1913-14 Henry R. Porter 1915-16 Ralph F. Burnham 1917-19 Henry E. Goss 1920-21 Charles S. Cummings 1922-25 Fred R. Walton 1926-29 Lloyd H. McFadden 1930-33 George C. Wing, Jr. 1934-35 Ernest E. Estes 1936-37 L. Kenneth Green 1938-44 Edward M. Field 1953 Merle Merrill 1954

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1872 Mar 4: Thomas Littlefield (Rep), elected; Woodmer (Labor Reform & Dem), defeated.

1873 Mar 3: Thomas Littlefield (Rep), elected.

1874 Mar 2: Thomas Littlefield (Rep), elected.

1891 Mar 2: Albert R. Savage (Rep), elected; Mason (Dem), defeated.

1892 Mar 7: Winchester G. Lowell (Rep), elected.

1893 Mar 6: W. W. Bolster (Citizens), elected; Winchester G. Lowell, defeated.

1894 Mar 5: Hillman Smith (Rep), elected.

1925 Dec 9: Fred R. Walton (Rep), elected; N. F. Woodbury (Dem), defeated.

1929 Dec 11: Lloyd H. McFadden (Rep), elected; Lewis W. Haskell, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

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