Box 14

Scope and Contents Programs, bulletins, financial records (including Chapman National Bank, Portland Stove Foundry), deed (Theodore Kerr), correspondence (including H. S. Shorey, O. H. Perry, William B. Lowney). In 1829, the First Universalist Society of Westbrook was founded. In 1867, the First Universalist Society of Westbrook built the Universalist Church on Stevens Plains at Westbrook Seminary (which became Westbrook Junior College and then Westbrook College), and now the former church is the University of...

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Printed material.

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Bulletins, newspaper clippings, manuscript notes, correspondence (including Florence French, Kenneth Hawkes, William Dawes Veazie, Inez Blaisdell, Albert Whitney, Wilfred Hay, Walter Littlefield, Clement Robinson, Edward Stillwell, Andrew Spinney).

Scope and Contents Newspaper clippings, constitution and bylaws (typescript), reports, correspondence (including William D. Veazie, J. S. Diem, Walter Littlefield, Kenneth Hawkes, Stanley Manning, Moses Stiles, Carl Verrill, Judson Marvin). The church was built in 1869 on the corner of Congress and India Street. In 1943, the Church of the Messiah and All Souls Universalist Church merged. They renovated the building on Stevens Avenue and changed their name to Messiah-All Souls Universalist Church. The Church of...

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Bulletins, deed, newspaper clipping, annual report, correspondence (including Harold I. Goss, Walter Littlefield, Kenneth Hawkes, Will Kelley, Robert Cummins, Stanley Manning, Fenwick Leavitt, Mayo Payson, Clement Robinson).

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Bulletins, forms, constitution and by-laws, directory, report, financial records, correspondence (including H. Blair Whitney, Harold D. Buck, Arthur Dolloff).

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Newspaper clippings, forms, bulletins, reports, printed material (including first meeting of the “Portland Association of Universalists”), newsletters, photographs, correspondence (including Irving N. Mitchell, Kenneth Hawkes, Thelma McLaughlin, John K. Ames, Waldo Houghton, Donald Hoyt, Marguerite Merritt, Harry M. Treat, Ada Frost). See also Oversized folder for newspaper clippings from 1915.