Box 7

Bulletins, “Constitution and by-laws,” newspaper clippings (photocopies and originals), annual report, printed materials, correspondence (including Mabel Mountain, Walter Kellison, Millard Otto, Charles Chandler, M. Louise Quimby, Ina Veth Hope).

Annual reports, correspondence (including Ina Veth Hope, Kenneth Hawkes).

Printed material (“A history of the First Universalist Church in Dexter, Maine, 1828-1978” by Ina Veth Stone Hope), annual reports, correspondence (including Ina Veth Hope, Robert C. Sallies, Isabel T. Coburn, Robert W. Sterling).

Correspondence (including Georgianna Crockett, Glenn H. Turner, Robert Sallies, Ida M. Folsom, Dorothy Anderson, Isabel T. Coburn, William B. Davis, Robert W. Sterling), and printed materials (“Universalism in Piscataquis County” by Rev. A. Gertrude Earle, Pastor of Dover and Foxcroft Universalist Church, 1903-1910, published in 1912). See also Oversized scrapbook.

Correspondence (including Clara Butterfield, Edith Butterfield, Stanley Manning, Lottie M. White). See also Oversized scrapbook for earlier materials, and Box 64, Folder 8. The church was built in 1830's and was razed in 1946; see MMN record no. 79308 for photo including church in background.

Newspaper clipping, deed (photocopy), correspondence (including Walter Kellison, Hazel Merrill, Samuel W. Collins Jr., Malcolm W. Coulter, Robert Sallies). See also Box 64, Folder 7 for deeds.

Printed material, newspaper clipping, correspondence (including Oscar L. Whalen, Margaret Koops, John Wallace Laws, Harry Hutchinson, Isabel T. Coburn, Joan Goodwin, Robert Senghas, Douglas Morgan Strong).

Financial records, bulletins, floor plan, newsletters, reports, correspondence (including George F. Patterson, Herbert C. Locke, Reuel W. Beach).

Bulletins, newsletters, forms, reports, correspondence (including Reuel W. Beach, Emil Gudmundson, Arthur D. Nash, Milton McGorrill, Edward Smith).

Bulletins, reports, “Vacant church notice to the Department of the Ministry,” questionnaire, correspondence (including Herbert C. Lords, Arthur D. Nash, Walter L. Cook, Gertrude Mason, Frances M. Mills, Kenneth Hawkes, Richard B. Gibbs).