Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-19
At TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
Program for the SpirituaI'st Camp
meeting from Aug. II to 10.

Northport, Me, July 18.-The ap-
sproaching campmeeting at Temple
Heights offers an excellent program
and some very attractive lectures, for
those who are interested in the study
or spiritualism, or those who desire to
visit the grounds during the meetings.
Easily accessible, yet far enough re-
moved from the rushing currents of
every day life. Temple Heights af-
fords an ideal spot at which to pass
q few days outing. The climatic con-
ditions are ideal. Situated on a height
commanding one of the most beautiful
sea views on the coast, 1t combines
the cool, bracing breezes Of PenObscot
bay, with the leafy seclusion of the
Maine woods. Mt. Percival and its
foot hills rise in the rear giving
rugged grandeur to the landscape
The grounds are laid out In well
graded avenues, along which range the
neat and attractive cottages. An
abundance of pure water is obtained
from springs in the midst of the park
A good wharf and excellent boating
and bathing facilities are at the dis
posal Of the guests. The building in
progress during the past year well at
tests the progress Of Temple Heights.
The program for the nine days ses-
sion Of the meetings will be as follows:
Saturday, Aug. IL. 2 p. NJ, Invoca-
tion-PresidentiaI address.
Sunday, Aug. IL. 10 A. NJ, lecture by
Minerva A. Barwisc: p. NJ. lecture
by Albert Z. Tisdale; 73O p. NJ, social
meeting.
Monday. Aug. 10, 10 A. NJ, social
meeting; p. NJ, lecture by Ellie Web
ster Chapman.
Tuesday. Aug. II. 10 A. NJ, lecture
by Effie Webster Chapman: p. NJ,
lecture by Albert F. Tisdale; 73O p.
NJ, readings by Ellie Webster Chap
man.
Wednesday. Aug. Is. . A. NJ, social
meeting; 10 A. NJ. lecture by Minerva
A. Barwise; p. NJ, lecture by Albert
z. TisdaIe
Thursday. Aug. 16. 10 A. NJ, enter
tainment and G.. A. r. day exercises;
+. NJ, lecture by Minerva A. Bar
wise; Z. NJ, business meeting of cor
poration; 7.30 p. NJ. concert.
Friday, Aug. II, . A. NJ, social meet
Ing; 10 A. NJ. lecture by Albert E. lis
dale; p. NJ, entertainment and fair
OF Ladies' Aid Society.
Saturday, Aug. IS, 10 A. NJ. lecture
by Minerva A. Barwise; 2 p. NJ. lee
ture by Albert f. TisdaIc.
Sunday Aug. ~, 10 A. NJ, lecture by
Ellie Webster Chapman; 2 p. NJ, lee
lure by Albert f. Tisdalc; 7.3O p. NJ.
farewell meeting.
Tests will be given each day from
the platform by Mrs. tmc Webster
chapman. Additions to the prorram
VIII be announced from time to time
during the week
on thursday evening occurs tho an
nual concert. which is always one of
the features of the week. There will
De dancing at the Auditorium for Those
interested on "Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings Friday afternoon and
evening viii he devoted To the Ladies'
Aid Society's entertainment. fair ice
cream sale and disposition ~ fancy
articles. Mrs. Enic Webster Chairman
VIII give public readings In the Au-
ditorium on Tuesday evening.
The success Of the meetings ~
Temple Heights for many years has
been due In no small degree to the
noble self-sacriilcinG work Of the
Ladies Aid Society. Tho officers are:
President. Mrs. Nellie NJ. Kneeland
Boston; vice president. Mrs. Lavina
Clark, Belfast: secretary. Miss Ellen
smiley. Auburn: treasurer. Mrs. Min
erva a. Barwise, Bangor