Box 8

Reports, newspaper clipping, correspondence (including Dorothy Hobart, Kenneth Hawkes, Frank Frederick, Paul Vogel, Cheryl Gagne, Robert Sallies, Joan Goodwin, Lawrence Gagne, Isabel T. Coburn).

Correspondence (including William Dawes Veazie, C. S. Douglass, Merrill Ward, Stanley Manning, C. S. Bennett, Gordon Newell, Joseph T. Davidson).

Photograph, newsletter, bulletin, correspondence (including John Pierce, Walter E. Kellison, Kenneth W. Pierce, Harry Houston, John FJ McNally Jr., Robert Sallies, Paul Bell, Ferdinand Romano, Bernard J. Mayer Jr.).

Correspondence (including Frank A. Farrington, William D. Veazie, Grace E. Hedrick, Emery Beane, Stanley Manning, E. W. Webber, Eva S. Warner).

Newspaper clipping from the Bangor Daily News, regarding the history of Harmony Hall, which was dedicated as a Universalist Chapel in 1828.

Newspaper clippings, magazine articles, printed material, typescript (history of First Universalist Society in Harpswell), correspondence (including Caspar F. Cowan, John Cummins, Walter Kellison, Elinor Schoen, Clement F. Robinson, James E. Philoon).

Bulletin, form, correspondence (including Kenneth Hawkes, O.B. Little, Ernest M. Whitesmith, Esther A. Richardson, Rosalie West, J. Robert Bath, Howard M. Little, Robert Cummins).

Bulletins, newspaper clipping (about Rev. and Mrs. Herman Grove), correspondence (including Lewis J. Bacon, Walter E. Kellison, Eunice Lamont, Herman Grove, William Veazie, Kenneth Hawes, Charles B. Rodway, Hervey Hoyt, Cornelius Clark, Rodney Roundy). Includes a church in East Hiram, and Hiram Federated Church.

Photograph, questionnaires, annual report, correspondence (including Vera Bacon, Myrtle Lamont, Helen Ward, Maxine Pierce, Katherine Bishop, Robert C. Sallies).

Newspaper clipping, correspondence (including Kenneth Hawkes, Ernest A. Niles, Charles J. Dunn). Also includes “Churches of questionable status,” which included Hope. According to newspaper clipping, the building later became Maine’s only hazardous waste processing plant.