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Mayors of Belfast, Maine

Mayors of Belfast, 1853-1953 (may be incomplete!)
Ralph C. Johnson 1853 Sherburn Sleeper 1854-56 W. Pitcher 1857-59 Richard Moody 1860 James P. White 1861-62 Albert G. Jewett 1863-64 Nehemiah Abbott 1865-66 Albert G. Jewett 1867 Axel Hayford 1868-70 William C. Marshall 1871-73 John G. Brooks 1874-75 Nathan F. Houston 1876-77 Isaac M. Boardman 1878 William B. Swan 1879-80 M. P. Woodcock 1881 G. E. Johnson 1882-84 William H. Fogler 1885 Charles Baker 1886 Albert C. Burgess 1887-88 L. F. McDonald 1889-90 William P. Thompson 1891-92 R. F. Dunton 1893-94 E. F. Hanson 1895-96 John M. Fletcher 1897-98 Clarence O. Poor 1899-1900 Elmer Small 1901-03 Lendall T. Shales 1904-05 John R. Dunton 1906 Edgar F. Hanson 1907-13 Robert F. Dunton 1914 Charles R. Coombs 1915 William K. Keene 1916 Edgar F. Hanson 1917 Clement W. Wescott 1918-22 Orlando E. Frost 1923-25 Foster C. Small 1925-29 Clyde R. Chapman 1930-33 E. Copeland Lang 1934-35 Clarence E. Frost 1936-37 E. Copeland Lang 1938-39 George C. Thompson 1940 E. Copeland Lang 1944 Lewis F. Greene 1953

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1935 Mar 9: Clarence E. Frost (Citizens), elected unopposed.

 

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