Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-28

The little band Of Spiritualists who
ho'6 annual campmeetings are again
making preparations for their fall
sessions which begin September Sth
and continue to September 18TH.
lhis will be the 3Sth continuous year
of spiritualist campmeetings at Lake
wood Madison Center. The first
sunday at 1o.3e will occur the open
ing address by Geo. B. Cutter of
boston, president of the camp. He
will be followed by messages from
the spirit world voiced by Mrs. Isabel
bradley of Boston. In the afternoon
Friedrich Nicholson of Boston. well
known Spiritualist clergyman of that
city will speak, with messages follow
ing and in the evening at $50 he will
cCnduct a seance. The speaker for
Monday afternoon will be Mr. Mich
olson and Mrs. Bradley and others
will conduct the evening seance at
7.59 Tuesday forenoon Geo. 3. Cut
ter will appear on the program and
i'll the afternoon. Mrs. Bradley: a
'cial meeting is scheduled for the
evening. Wednesday forenoon Mr.
Cater will appear and in the after
noon, Mr. Nicholson. while in the
evening Mrs. Bradley will conduct
the seance. Thursday a 1880 there
wi. be held q conference: the after
noon program to be announced.
There will he a grand concert in the
evening and the day will also be OBJ
serye ed as a tag day for the Harrison
ID. Barrett fund. The annual bust
ness meeting will be held Friday
September IS at 10 4. NJ. and at ,
O'clock in the afternoon Frederick
Nicholson will appear. Saturday
forenoon Mrs. Isabel Bradley will
speak and at 230 Pres. Cutter will
speak with a seance at 7.30 by
Frederick Nicholson. Sunday both
forenoon and afternoon Mr.. Nichol
son will appear and in the evening
the farewell seance will be held.
Messages from the spirit world will
follow each lecture. Under the direc
tion of President Cutter good music
is assured as he is we'll known
Nassa chusetts entertainer. On Fri
day night the Somerset Traction Co.
VIII hold their customary dance in
the theater and there will be d daily
sale of useful and fancy articles in
the theatre by the Ladies' Aid so
cicty of which, Miss Olive Hayden is
president, Mrs. Agnes Goodrich is
secretary and Mrs. Annie Morrill, is
treasurer. The officers of the. as
ISOLATION are: Pres. Geo. b. Cutter:
vice president, Chas. A. Perkins,
Madison Center: Sec. Mrs. Imogene
Clark Merrill, Caratunk;~ treasurer
w. II. Clark. Caratunk. The board
Of directors is comprised Of Miss
Olive Hayden, Fred Hayden, Mrs
Nellie Doty Prann, W. f. French and
Mark Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cavanaugh left
Tuesday morning for Worcester, Mass,
where they are to be guests of his
brother, Winfield Cavanaugh, and fam
lily. The little daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs Winfield Cavanaugh who has been
visiting in town, returned with them.
Mrs. Eva Woods Of Waterviile is the
guest of Mrs. J c. Clifford.
Mrs. Walter S Merrill, who has been
passing some time here with Mrs. Eta
S. Merrill and family. left Tuesday
morning for Rhode Island, whei>~ she
will visit for a short time before gong
to her home in New York.
Miss Elsie Bennett, who has been in
town for visit with friends. left Tues
day for her home in St. Adams.
Mrs. George Mitchell and son have re-
turned from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Harmon, in Augusta, and her aun1'
Mrs Joel Weeks. in West Gardiner, Mr..
Mitchell Joined them on the latter part
of their visit.
Miss Corinne Salley who has been at
Belgrade Lakes for several weeks has
returned home for two weeks stay.
after which she will enter Pennington
Normal school for a course in training.
T C. Lord was at North pond, Smith
field, with his auto ambulance Tuesday
to convey Miss Hattie Longley from a
cottage there to her home in Norridge-
wock. Miss Longlev has been very sick
at the pond but is now considerably i'm
proved
Additional registrants reported from
various Somerset county towns are:
Floyd Alonzo Adams. Bingham; Will
mont Runnels Doyle, Bingham; Russell
Theodore Seamans Fairfield; Joseph
Edward Belts Fairfield: Allie Wilfred
King. Shawmut: Benz HALLS Cole. Fair
field; Herbert Adams Emery. Fairfield:
Frank Brock Crummet. Fairfield; Mer-
win Francis Ladd. 81 Montague City
road. Greenfield, Mass: Guy Elwood
Mann. Madison; Aston CLYDE Ward. So
Ion; Merville z. Churchill, North Arson
Roland Edwin Morse. Arson; Wallace
Moody. Arson: Domenico Di Cesare,
Madison: Howell T. Atwood New Port
land Alex. Sochia, Madison; Horace
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