The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-06-24
Temple Heights Campmeeting.
It viii Open August 14th And Continue
Until the 22nd.

Until the 22nd.
The 9th annual session of the Temple,
Heights Spiritualist Campmeeting under
the auspices of the Temple Heights Spir-
itual corporation will open at Temple
Heights August 14th, continuing until
the 22nd. The officers of the corporation
are: Mark A. Barwise, Bangor, presi-
dent; Mrs. Maria w. Williams, Provi-
dence, R. T.. vice president; A. D.
Champney, Rockport, secretary; r. A.
Packard, Northport, treasurer; Collins
Mccarthy, Belfast, superintendent of
grounds; B. M. Bradbury, Fairfield, A.
A. Blackington, Rockland, DR.. Marshall
Parks, Bradford, N. H., l.. c. Morse,
Liberty, S. F. Strickland, Bangor;
Adele A. Montefore, Waterville, and l.
II: Pease, Fairfield, directors.
Easily accessible, yet far enough re-
moved from the rushing currents OF
every day life, Temple Heights affords an
ideal spot at which to pass few days,
outing. A commodious and we'll planned
hotel has been erected on the grounds
and finished on the outside and it is ex-
pected that it will be finished within and
furnished for the accommodation OF guests
for the season of 1910.
Rev. F. A. Wiggin of Brookline, Mass,
one of the ablest speakers and best
known psychics on the spiritualistic plat
form, is to be present. DR.. B. F. Austin
of Rochester, N. Y, for many years rec
ognlZed as one of the most philosophical
workers in the ranks, and Mrs. Minerva
A. Barwise of Bangor, one of the most
eloquent of Maine speakers, will be pres
ent this year.
Mrs. Mary Andrews Luce of Rockland
has been secured as soloist throughout
the session. The program:
Saturday, August 14-2 p. m.-Invoca-
on-President' address.
Sunday, August $40 a. m.-Lecture
by Minerva A. Barwise; 2 p. m.-Lecture
by Rev. F. A. Wiggin.
Monday, August 16.-l0 a. m.-Social
meeting; p. m.-Lecture by Minerva A.
Barwise.
Tuesday, August l7-1O a. m.-Lec-
ture by Minerva A. Barwise; 2 p. m.-
Lecture by Rev. F. A. Wiggin.
Wednesday, August 1873 a. m. Social
meeting, 10 a. m.-Lecture by Rev. f.
A. Wiggin; 2 p. m.-Lecture by B. F.
Austin.
Thursday, August 1910 a. m. Enter
tainment and G. A. R. Day exercises;
p. m.-Business meeting Of the Cor
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Friday, August 800 a. m.-Social
meeting. 10 a. m.-Lecture by DR.. B.
F. Austin; Up. m.-Lecture by Rev. F.
A. Wiggin.
Saturday, August 21-10 a. m.-Lec-
ture by Rev. F. A. Wiggin; p. NJ
Lecture by DR.. B. F. Austin.
Sunday, August 22-10 a. m.-Lecture
by DR.. B. F. Austin; 2 p. m.-Lecture
by Rev. F, A. Wiggin,
Tests will be given each day from the
platform by Mr.. Wiggin and others.
Thursday evening, August 10Th, oc-
ours the annual concert, which is always
one of the features Of the week. Socials
will be held at the auditorium for those
interested ON Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. Friday evening will be devot-
ed to the Ladies' Aid society fair, ice
cream sale and disposition of fancy ar
ticles.
The success of the meetings at Temple
Heights for many years has been due in
no small degree to the noble, self-sacri-
ficing work of the Ladies' Aid society.
The officers are; Mrs. Nellie NJ. Knee
land, Boston, president; Mrs. Maria W.
Williams, Providence, R. l., vice presi-
dent; Miss Annie M. Rich, Bangor, sec
rotary; Mrs Minerva A. Barwise, Ban
gOr, treasurer.
At reasonable rates nice cottages,
board Or lodging, can be procured, or
rooms when guests desire to board them
selves. Lots for tenting may be had at
a trihing expense. The grounds and
cottages are we'll located and desirable.
For all information apply to A. D.
Champney, Rockport, Me-, secretary of
the corporation.
The Maine Central and Bangor & Aroos-
took have granted liberal reduction in
rates during the meeting. The Eastern
Steamship Co. will land passengers at
Northport. Carriages will run daily
from Belfast. The river steamers touch
at Temple Heights morning and after
noon for Camden, Rockland, Belfast,
Bucksport and other bay points, making
connections for Waterville, Bangor and
all points west and north.