Mayors of Northampton, 1883-2012 (may be
incomplete!)
Benjamin
E. Cook, Jr. 1884-86
Arthur
G. Hill 1887-88
Jeremiah
Brown 1889-90
Jasper
E. Lambie 1891
John
B. O'Donnell 1892-93
Henry
A. Kimball 1894-95
John
N. Mason 1896
John
L. Mather 1897
Henry
P. Field 1898
John
L. Mather 1899-1900
Arthur
Watson 1901
Henry
C. Hallett 1902-04
Theobald
M. Connor 1905-06
Egbert
I. Clapp 1907
James
W. O'Brien 1908-09
Calvin
Coolidge 1910-11
William
H. Feiker 1912-16
Alvertus
J. Morse 1917-19
M.
J. FitzGerald 1920-21
Harry
E. Bicknell 1922-23
Edward
J. Woodhouse 1924
William
H. Feiker 1925
William
Welch 1926-27
Jesse
A. G. Andre 1928-29
Homer
C. Bliss 1930-33
James
P. Boland 1934-35
Charles
L. Dunn 1936-37
William
H. Feiker 1938-39
Charles
J. O'Connor 1940-41
Walter
O'Donnell 1942-44
Edmond
J. Lampron 1945-46
Edwin
L. Olander 1947-49
Luke
F. Ryan 1950-51
Pierre
Drewsen 1952-53
James
Cahillane 1954-59
Durbin
H. Wells 1960-61
Wallace
J Puchalski 1962-69
Sean
M. Dunphy 1970-75
David
Cramer 1976-77
Harry
S. Chapman 1978-79
David
B. Musante 1980-91
Mary
Ford 1992-99
Mary
Clare Higgins 2000-11
David
Narkewicz 2012-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1883:
Benjamin
E. Cook, Jr., elected.
1886:
Arthur
G. Hill, elected.
1888:
Jeremiah
Brown, elected.
1889 Dec 3:
Jeremiah
Brown (Dem), elected;
Richard
W. Irwin (Rep), defeated.
1890:
Jasper
E. Lambie, elected.
1891:
John
B. O'Donnell, elected.
1893 Dec 5:
Henry
A. Kimball (Dem), elected;
Clark
(Rep), defeated.
1894 Dec 4:
Henry
A. Kimball (Dem), elected.
1895:
John
N. Mason, elected.
1896:
John
L. Mather, elected.
1897:
Henry
P. Field, elected.
1898:
John
L. Mather, elected.
1900:
Arthur
Watson, elected.
1901:
Henry
C. Hallett, elected.
1904:
Theobald
M. Connor, elected.
1906:
Egbert
I. Clapp, elected.
1907:
James
W. O'Brien, elected.
1911 Dec 5:
William
H. Feiker (Rep), elected.
1918 Dec 3:
Alvertus
J. Morse (Rep), elected unopposed.
1919:
M.
J. FitzGerald, elected.
1921:
Harry
E. Bicknell, elected.
1923:
Edward
J. Woodhouse, elected.
1924:
William
H. Feiker, elected.
1925:
William
Welch, elected.
1927:
Jesse
A. G. Andre, elected.
1929:
Homer
C. Bliss, elected.
1933:
James
P. Boland, elected.
1935:
Charles
L. Dunn, elected.
1937:
William
H. Feiker, elected.
1939:
Charles
J. O'Connor, elected.
1941:
Walter
O'Donnell, elected.
1944:
Edmond
J. Lampron, elected.
1946:
Edwin
L. Olander, elected.
1949:
Luke
F. Ryan, elected.
1951:
Pierre
Drewsen, elected.
1953 Nov 3:
James
Cahillane (Dem), elected;
Pierre
Drewsen (Rep), defeated.
1959:
Durbin
H. Wells, elected.
1961:
Wallace
J Puchalski, elected.
1963:
Jack
Morse, defeated.
1969:
Sean
M. Dunphy, elected.
1975:
David
Cramer, elected.
1977:
Harry
S. Chapman, elected.
1979:
David
B. Musante, elected.
1991:
Mary
Ford, elected.
1999 Nov 2:
Mary
Clare Higgins, elected;
Tony
M. Long, defeated.
Postmasters at Northampton, 1897-1969 (may be
incomplete!)
Arthur
F. Nutting as of 1897
L.
L. Campbell as of 1901
Charles
H. Sawyer 1924-36
Edward
E. Cooney 1936-37
Edward
E. Cooney 1937-51
Harry
John Ubertalli 1951-52
John
F. Murphy 1952-69
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