Alonzo Cutler of Bowdoinham celebrates 75th birthday
Alonzo Cutler, a noted Bowdoinham resident, marked his 75th birthday with well wishes from many friends. Born to the late George A. and Caroline Rogers Cutler, he has a long service record in town and in the Maine Central freight yard, with a history of military service and community involvement.
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Long‑running performer returns to Bowdenham after 39 years
The article recalls a longtime entertainer who has visited Bowdenham for 35 years. The first Bowdenham appearance occurred at Mechanics Hall, now partly part of Kendall grain mill. The hall, originally a moulding loft, shifted to dances and entertainments as shipbuilding declined. Audience members from the first night still attend this week.
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Bowdeinham
Mechanics Hall
Kendall
Mr. Webber
Veteran ice merchant Worrall Reed marks 89th birthday
Worrall Reed of Woolwich celebrated his 89th birthday at home on Tuesday. Born in Woolwich Day's Ferry, he spent eight years at sea before settling into the ice trade on the Kennebec River. For 39 years he cut ice from Lake Nequasset and foresees future Kennebec ice gains with durable concrete ice houses. He has three sons and four daughters.
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Kennebec River
Woolwich
Mr. Reed
Samuel
Mary Reed
Lake Nequasset
Reed
Kennebec
4th Company Ready to Leave in Case of Mexico Call
Captain Owen says the 4th Company C A 3 Ne Ge Se can entrain within an hour with full field equipment in lockers. Recruiting has spurted as the call to service nears. the unit aims to near or reach 108 enlisted men before any activation.
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Bath
Katherine Sullivan
Bowdeinham
Portland
Katherine O. Andross
Christine Berry
Phonso Berry
William W. Browne
Horace Millay
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Owen
National Guard
Regular Army
West Bath arrest for breaking and entering
Deputy Norris in West Bath arrested a young man for breaking and entering the residence of John Rideout and stealing a small bank containing $3.60 in silver. The suspect admitted guilt claiming a peer led him into the trap. entry was by breaking a window and the bank found in a trunk. The pair split the money and spent it in Bath.
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West Bath
John Rideout
Bath
P T A Meeting For Dummer And Washington Sts Postponed
The meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association for Dummer and Washington Street schools scheduled for Friday evening is postponed to next Wednesday evening.
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Hams Trim Yams In Close Consolation Match
The Colonial Club hosted a consolation tournament with the Hams led by Capt. Walter Murtaugh defeating the Yams led by Fred H. Thompson 21 to 8. Events included billiards cribbage and checkers with scores and participants named, and a post event clam buy featuring Capt. Willard Brown with pinkie sailboat details.
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Walter H. Murtaugh
Fred H. Thompson
Colonial
C. H. Cahill
Albert Kimball
Joseph McCole
M. A. Haggett
R. C. Grady
Troop
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Harold Reed
William Foss
Harry Thompson
Howard Hawley
Charles R. Farnham
Fred Humphreys
T. N. Chase
Roy Dunning
Harold Thompson
Walter Murtaugh
C. Morse
J. E. Highes
R. C. Hannigen
Perry —Thompson
Mark Hagan
P. Coffin
W. Maee-Gregor
Arthur Pepper
E. E. Dinsmore
Fred P. Shaw
Allan Spear
Win. Beals
G. Standish
Cribbage
Edward Bonney
Weston Bonney
R. C. Whitehouse
Chas. S. Brown
Robert Ham
Carl Anderson
Arthur Nichols
H. Reads
Arthur Pirington
O. Frye
Robert Hatch
P. Marks
Obituary for David Deering of Bath
Word was received from Rockland of the death of David Deering of Bath. He died at his daughter Mrs James King’s home. He was about 64, long tied to stevedoring here, past twelve years as second mate on the Moline Central transfer boat on the Bath Woolwich route, and a Bath Fire Department member. Survived by his daughter Mrs King of Rockland. Engine houses flew flags at half mast in his memory.
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David Deering
James King
Moline Central
Bath Woolwich
Bath Fire Department
King
Mrs Frances Malmsten Dies at 76 at Old Ladies Home
Mrs Frances Snow Malmsten aged 76 years 7 months 14 days died Wednesday at the Old Ladies Home after a long illness. She was a Richmond native daughter of Gideon Perry and widow of Henry G Malmsten. Funeral conducted Friday afternoon at two from the Old Ladies Home.
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Frances Snow Malmsten
Old Ladies
Fight on Thomp son corner ends with police arrest
Moments after a caucus a 16 or 17 year old boy clashed with a taller Italian on Thomp son corner. The Italian allegedly called the boy a vulgar name, the boy punched and kicked him, knocking out teeth. Officer Lundrigan detained the Italian and took him to the police station.
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Thompson’s
Hallet
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