The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-30
SPIRITUAL CAMPMEETING
Of the Madison Association Which
Will be Held at Lakewood August
20 to September 6


The thirty-fourth annual campmeet-
ing of the Madison Spiritual Associa-
ton will be in session at Lakewood
from August 29 TO September {, in
elusive.
The management has spared neither
money nor labor in its most successful
endeavOr to place before the people
who may favor this convocation with
their presence, talent of uneXceptional
merit and attraotiveness.
The music viii be in charge of c.
Leroy Lyon, which is a new and at
tractive feature. He possesses voice
of excellent quality and thorough
training and will be assisted by Miss
Florence Wilder of Boston as accom-
PIANIST She is a fine contralto and
will assist in the concert work. The
Ladies Aid will, as usual, hold sale
of useful and fancy articles during
the week at the camp and the annual
business meeting will be held Wednes-
day, Sept. >.
OF the lecturers and message bear
ers, several OF the former favorites
are to be upon the rostrum Includ-
ed will be Rev. Frederick A Wiggn
pastor of Unity Church, Boston, presi-
dent of the Massachusetts State Spir-
itual Association and of Madison
Camp. Dr. George a. Fuller the dean
of American Spiritual lecturers and
philosophical writer's, and Mrs c. S
Bradley, the we'll known lecturer and
medium. Another speaker will be
Dr. George B. Warne, president of the
National Spiritualsts Association
who Will be heard here for the first
time. He is an eloquent and pro
found lecturer and will be at Lake
wood for three days. Hon. Frank H
Pope, who is one of Massachusetts
greatest orators, and at present audi
tor of that state will give two address
es and Rev. May Pepper Vanderbilt a
most gifted psychic may be induced to
appear for one afternoon.
The following has been submitted
as the arrangement of the program as
far as is known at this time.
Saturday, August 29-2.o0 p. ~, Ad
dress and Messages, Pres. Wiegin.
Sunday, August S0-1o30 a m Ad-
dress. Rev. George \. Fuller; 11ao a
m, Messages, Mrs. {. S Bradley. 20.
p. m, Address, Hon Frank H. Pope
The Feeling of Unrest-The CaGs,
and the Remedy; 800 p. m, Seauo,
Mrs Bradley, Pres. Wiggin.
Monday, August 81 -2.oo p, m. Ad-
dress and Seanee, Mrs Bradley
Tuesday, September 1-l0.@o a. IT..
Address, DR.. Geo b. Warne. Pres a'
the National spiritualists' Associa-
ton; 200 p. m. Address. Hon. Fran.
II. Pope, subject Life Is il a Traa
edy or Comedy2'
Wednesday, Sept. 1890 a. m. Ad-
dress and Seanee, Dr.. Fuller and Mrs
Bradley; 2oo p. m, Address and Sc
anee, Dr. Warne and Pres Wiggin;
80 p. m. Seance by Mrs Bradley
and Pres Wiggin.
Thursday, September 3-1o.30 a. m,
Address and seauee. Pres. Wiegin;
200 p. m, Address Or. George b.
Warne; *13o p m Grand Entertain
ment, c. Leroy Lyon.
Friday, Sept. 1880 a. m. Address
and Seance, Mrs. Bradley; 2oo p. NJ,
Address and Seance, Dr.. Fuller and
Pres. Wiggin.
Saturday, Sept $3.50 a. m, Ad-
dress. Pres. Wiggin; 200 p. N. Ad-
dress and Seance, Dr.. Fuller and Mrs
Bradley.
sunday, Sept 6-1O3O a. m. Adj
dress and Seanee Or. Fuller and Mrs
Bradley; 200 p. m, Address and Sc
ance, Pres Wiggin; '130 p. m, Grand
Closing Seance, All Mediums Present.
All meetings marked with a star
special, Extra fee of ten cents will
be charged at the door for these meet
ings,