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Correspondence. Rev. Walter E. Kellison was Superintendent of the Universalist Church of Maine, after serving in churches in Biddeford and Caribou. He was also Secretary and Manager of the Ferry Beach Park Association.  

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Correspondence. Rev. Warren B. Lovejoy was the minister at the First Universalist Church of Westbrook, Maine.  

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Photograph, correspondence, bulletin, newspaper clippings. Rev. John Smith Lowe served at Church of Immanuel First Universalist in Rockland.  

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Correspondence. Rev. Duane Kelly Lyon served at the Universalist Church in Guilford.  

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Correspondence. Angus Hector MacLean was dean of the St. Lawrence Theological School from 1951-1960.  

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Correspondence, newspaper clippings, printed material. Harold C. Perham (1899-1987) of West Paris, Maine, was a historian and author.  

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Correspondence, newspaper clippings. Sidney Perham, a student at Colby College (son of Harold Perham) was considering becoming a Universalist minister.  

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Correspondence, meeting minutes, printed material (“The Maine Universalist Convention: a brief history” by James E. Philoon). James Philoon was a lawyer in Auburn and Secretary of the Executive Board of the Universalist Church of Maine. He also wrote “The Maine Universalist Convention: a brief history.”  

Scope and Contents Bulletins, newspaper clippings, correspondence. Rev. Hannah Powell (1866-1954) was a Universalist minister since 1899, and served churches in Livermore, North Jay, Bridgton, Sangerville, Machias, and South Paris. She was also the first woman to serve on the staff of the Maine Seacoast Mission, from 1910-1915 (see here for...

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Correspondence. Rev. D. Stanley Rawson was the minister at the Messiah-All Souls Universalist Church in Portland, as well as on the board of Ferry Beach Park Association.