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Mayors of Calais, Maine

Mayors of Calais, 1850-1944 (may be incomplete!)
George Downes 1850-51 Frederick A. Pike 1852 W. H. Tyler 1853-54 W. D. Lawrence 1855-58 George Downes 1859 D. K. Chase 1859-61 Joseph Granger 1862-63 C. R. Whidden 1864-65 F. Williams 1866-67 S. T. King 1868 J. S. Hall 1869 G. M. Wentworth 1870-71 William Duren 1872-75 L. G. Downes 1876 P. M. Pirington 1877 W. H. Boardman 1878-82 John G. Murchie 1883-84 George M. Hanson 1885 M. N. McKusick 1886-88 C. A. McCullough 1889-91 George A. Murchie 1892-96 Charles E. Swan 1897-98 Oliver S. Tarbox 1899-1900 Brono Kalish 1901 J. M. Johnson 1902-04 George M. Hanson 1905 M. N. McKusick 1906-07 William J. Fowler 1908-10 Herbert J. Dudley 1911-12 Ralph T. Horton 1913-14 James S. McCrea 1915-16 Walter N. Miner 1917-18 Percy L. Lord 1919 Fred V. Pickard 1920 William J. Fowler 1921-25 Ernest A. Woodman 1926-28 Ned H. Murchie 1929-33 Edward J. Corrigan 1934 Clarence B. Beckett 1935 Thomas J. Doyle 1937 Guy L. Thomas 1938 Ernest A. Woodman 1944

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1859: George Downes, resigned.

 

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