The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Eastport, Maine

Mayors of Eastport, Maine

Mayors of Eastport, 1893-1936 (may be incomplete!)
Sam D. Leavitt 1893 Charles W. Hume 1894-96 W. F. Cleveland 1897 Sam D. Leavitt 1898-1900 C. M. Buxton 1901-02 W. S. Mildon 1903 J. H. McFaul 1904 Albert Greenlaw 1905-06 J. M. Swett 1907 A. H. Leavitt 1908 Walter J. Garnett 1909-11 J. M. Swett 1912 John P. Hutchison 1913 Edgar M. Cherry 1914-15 Fred T. Eldredge 1916-18 Edward C. Firth 1919 John N. Henward 1920-21 Fred B. Spear 1922 Edward F. Heffron 1923 Edward C. Firth 1924-25 Frank A. Havey 1926-27 Roscoe C. Emery 1928-31 Wallace F. Mabee 1932-33 Fay B. Reilly 1933-34 Roscoe C. Emery 1935-36

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1894 Mar 5: Charles W. Hume (Rep), elected unopposed.

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