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Postmasters of Lubec and West Lubec, Maine
including West Lubec, North Lubec, South Lubec

Postmasters at Lubec, 1860-1931 (may be incomplete!)
Levi Caswell as of 1860-61 M. M. Foster as of 1883 Henry B. Thayer as of 1893-95 Irving W. Case as of 1897-1901 J. M. Pike as of 1931

West Lubec
(now Lubec)

Postmasters at West Lubec, 1860-1931 (may be incomplete!)
R. Newman as of 1860-61 S. A. Bradbury as of 1893 John S. Calkins as of 1901 Frank P. McCurdy as of 1931

North Lubec
(now Lubec)

Postmasters at North Lubec, 1893-1931 (may be incomplete!)
Robert H. Bangs as of 1893-97 H. W. Reynolds as of 1899 Oscar I. Touse as of 1901 Manford Pickett as of 1931

South Lubec

Postmasters at South Lubec, 1901 (may be incomplete!)
Freeman Y. Trefry as of 1901

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