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Correspondence. Rev. Alfred S. Cole accepted a call to the church in West Paris, Maine, but may have never served it (see here for more).

Correspondence. Rev. Edwin Field was a professor at the Bangor Theological Seminary.  

Correspondence. Ida Folsom was ordained as a Universalist minister in Tarpon Springs in 1952. Rev. Folsom was a women's rights advocate who became the first Executive Director of the Association of Universalist Women after leaving Tarpon Springs (see here for more).

Typescript (“Resolution on the death of Reverend Josephine B. Folsom”), correspondence. Rev. Josephine Folsom was pastor of the First Universalist Church of Pittsfield, Maine.  

Biographical information, correspondence, image. Rev. Eleanor Bicknell Forbes (1860-1955) held pastorates in Gray, New Gloucester, Canton, and West Paris.  

Newspaper clippings, correspondence. Rev. Burte Broadbent Gibbs (1868-1944) served at various Universalist churches, including Oakland and Rumford.  

Correspondence. Rev. Kenneth C. Hawkes (1913-2009) served churches in Canton, Rumford and Waterville. He was elected superintendent of the Universalist churches in Maine in 1942 (see here for more).

Correspondence. Rev. Hope Hilton was the minister at the First Universalist Church of Oakfield.