| | Bridgewater:
Nathaniel
Tompkins, 1879 |
| | Caribou:
Susan
M. Collins, 1952 |
| | Fort Fairfield:
Herbert
W. Trafton, 1864 —
John
H. Reed, 1921 |
| | Fort Kent:
Remi
A. Daigle, 1859 —
William
J. Audibert, 1879 |
| | Hodgdon:
Ira
G. Hersey, 1858 —
George
Otis Smith, 1871 |
| | Houlton:
Charles
P. Barnes, 1869 —
Elbridge
Gerry Davis, 1877 —
George
H. Shaw, 1890 —
Lester
D. Mallory, 1904 —
James
P. Archibald, 1912 |
| | Limestone:
Leo
G. Cyr, 1909 —
Conrad
K. Cyr, 1931 |
| | Linneus:
Edwin
C. Burleigh, 1843 |
| | Macwahoc Plantation:
Henry
L. Joy, 1933 |
| | Perham:
William
H. Bragdon, 1868 —
Clifford
G. McIntire, 1908 |
| | Presque Isle:
Hayes
E. Gahagan, 1947 |
| | Van Buren:
Sylvio
C. Martin, 1901 —
Elmer
H. Violette, c.1921 |
| | Wallagrass:
Alphonse
P. Labbie, 1884 |
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