The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-27
SP|R|TUAL|sT CAMP
SEPT. :. 10
Program Announced
for 42nd Session
Prominent Workers VIII Give Address
Ses and Voice Messages. Daily
Sale OF Useful and Fancy Articles
by Ladies Aid

The annual sessions of Madison
Spiritualst Camp for the 42nd CONT
nuous year will be held September 3
to September TO- Among the speak
ers and message bearers will be the
president, George b, Cutter of Bos-
ton, Mass, Rev. Nellie Abbott of
Lawrence, Mass, the vice pres dent
Rev. Frederic Nicholson of Boston,
Mrs. NJ. E. Cadwallader Editor of
the Progressive Thinker of Chicago
and Mrs Maggie Waite. Excellent
music will be furn shed by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Leroy Lyon of Bangor with
Miss Forstina Curtis of Bangor, plan
list.
The following is the program:
Sunday, September 3rd, 10. so a.
M, opening address and messages,
George b. Cutter; 2 p. M, Lecture
and seance, Freder ok Nicholson ,
80 p. M, seance, Frederick Nichol-
son. Evening admission. Is cents.
Monday, September 4th, 1890 a. M,
lecture and messages, George b. Cut
ter; - p. M, lecture and messages
Rev. Nellie Abbott; 7.30 p m, Sc
ance, Frederick Nicholson. Even
ing admission Is cents.
Tuesday, September 5th, 10. 80 a
m. lecture, Mrs. NJ. e. Cadwallader
Ed tor Progressive Thinker; messag
es, Frederick Nicholson; 2 p. NJ,
lecture and messages, George b. Cut
ter; 80 p. M, seance, Frederick
Nicholson Evening admission, 15
cents.
Wednesday, September 9th. 10. 80 a
III, lecture and messages, Frederick
Nicholson; . p. M, lecture, George
b. Gutter; messages, Mrs. Maggie
Waite 7 30 p. M, seance, George Il
Cutter, Fredcr ok Nicholson. Even
ing admission, II cents.
Thursday. September 7th, 10. 80 a.
m, memorial service conducted by
George Gutter and Frederick Nichol-
son; "a Tribute to our Arisen Work
ors. Members please bring flow
ers; p. m, lecture, Mrs. NJ. e.
Cadwallader; messages, Mrs. Maggie
Wa te; 3 Il, grand concert. Even
ing admission, 25 cents.
Friday, September Sth, 10. 80 a m
conference with all mediums partici
pating; p. M. lecture, Fredercl
Nicholson; messages. Mrs. Magg I
Waite; annual business meeting
+ SIS. p. m, dance under Somerse
/ Traction Co management.
Saturday, September 9th, 10. 80, lee
ture and se8nce, Frederick Nicholson
. p m, lecture and messages, Geo
j II. Gutter; 7.30 p. m, seance, Mrs
! Maggie Waite. Evening admiss on
Is cents.
] Sunday, September 10th, 10 30 a
M. lecture and seanee, Mrs. Maggie
Waite; 2 p. M, lecture and seance
Frederick Nicholson; 7.3O p. M.
farewell seance. Frederick Nicholson
Geo. b, Cutter. All mediums par
I cipating. Evening admission, II
cents.
The present officers of the Cam
are: president. G. b. Cutter of Bos
ton; vice president. Rev. Nellie Alb
bott of Lawrence, Mass; secretary
Miss Mary Dean. Madison; treasur
er, Mrs. Annie NJ. Morrill,, Skowhe
gan; directors. Miss Olive Hayden
Mad son Centre; Mark Johnson
E Sko%hcEan; Willie II. Clark, Cara
tunk; George Merrill. The Forks
Mrs. Charles Corson Mercer.
During the camp there will be
j daily sale of useful and fancy arti-
cics by the Ladies' Aid Society. The
officers of this organ zlton are Mis-
Olive Hayden, president; Mrs. Rebcc
ca Noojman, vice presidrnt; Mrs,
AGNES Goodrich, secretary; Mrs. An
ne Morrill,, treasurer.
Cottages and rooms may be rented
during the camp session by applying
to NJ SIS Olive Hayden or Bert har
vile, Madison Centre, Me.