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Mayors of Gardiner, Maine

Mayors of Gardiner, 1850-1953 (may be incomplete!)
Robert H. Gardiner 1850 Parker Sheldon 1851 Robert Thompson 1852 Edward Swan 1853 Noah Woods 1854-58 H. B. Hoskins 1859-60 Noah Woods 1861-62 James Nash 1863-64 N. O. Mitchell 1865-66 G. W. Wilcox 1867 Joshua Gray 1867-70 D. C. Palmer 1871-73 H. M. Wentworth 1874-75 J. B. Dingley 1876-78 D. C. Palmer 1879-80 J. E. Ladd 1881 William Perkins 1882-83 S. E. Johnson 1884-85 J. E. Ladd 1886 John W. Berry 1887-88 Albert M. Spear 1889-92 James B. Dingley 1893 Oliver B. Clason 1894-96 James Walker 1897-98 Freeman Patten 1899-1900 Frederic Danforth 1901-02 Edwin L. Russell 1903-04 Charles A. Knight 1905-06 Will C. Atkins 1907-08 Charles H. Gray 1909-10 Bert E. Lamb 1911-17 C. J. Bragdon 1918-20 Bert E. Lamb 1921-22 Percy K. Hanson 1953

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1895 Mar 4: Oliver B. Clason (Rep), elected unopposed.

 

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