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Mayors of Waterville, Maine

Mayors of Waterville, 1888-2003 (may be incomplete!)
Reuben Foster 1888 Nathaniel Meader 1889-91 Edgar L. Jones 1891-92 Charles F. Johnson 1893 Christian Knauff 1894-95 Edmund F. Webb 1896 Charles H. Redington 1897 Carroll W. Abbott 1898 Warren C. Philbrook 1899-1900 Martin Blaisdell 1901-02 Cyrus W. Davis 1903-04 Horace Purinton 1905 Edgar L. Jones 1906 Luther G. Bunker 1907-08 Frank Redington 1909 Norman K. Fuller 1910 William R. Pattangall 1911-13 L. E. Hilliard 1914 Martin F. Bartlett 1915 Frederic E. Boothby 1916 Ora A. Meader 1917 Everett C. Wardwell 1918-19 Ernest E. Finnimore 1920-21 Leon O. Tebbetts 1922-24 Paul R. Baird 1925 Herbert C. Libby 1926-27 F. Harold Dubord 1928-32 L. Eugene Thayer 1933-34 Robert M. Jackson 1935-37 Paul A. Dundas 1938 George J. Doyle 1945 Richard J. Dubord 1953-54 Clinton A. Clauson 1956-57 Nelson Madore 1999-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1891 Mar 2: Edgar L. Jones (Dem), elected.
  • 1894 Mar 5: Christian Knauff (Rep), elected; Charles H. Redington (Dem), defeated.
  • 1895 Mar 4: Christian Knauff (Rep), elected.

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