Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-06
Madison spiritualists' Annual Camp
meetings

Madison SpirituaiiSts' annual NamP'
meetings
The forty-third continuous annua!
meeting Of the Madison Spiritual
Camp meetings are being held al
Lakewood this week. There Is
good attendance. ...........
Following is the weeks program:
Sunday at 1890 the opening address
was given by George B. Cutter;
messages by Frederick Nicholson:
at 200 a lecture. Spiritual Science
and the Bible" was given by VIII >:
Erwood and messages by Mrs. Isabel
Bradley: at 100 address. From
Catholicism to Spiritualism," Will J.
Erwood and messages, Frederick
Nicholson; Monday morning at 10
o'clock a lecture and messages were
given by Mrs. Isabel Bradley; at Z
Monday afternoon the lecture was
given by Will j. Erwood and
messages by George Cutter: at IN
the evening seance, by Frederick
Nichols; Tuesday at the morning
session the subject of Mr.. Erwood 5
address was 1.-THE Living Dead and
How They Manifest" and messages
from George B. Cutter; at the after
noon session a lecture and messages
were given by Frederick Nicholson
and a seance was given in the even
ing bv Mrs. Isobel Bradley. We'd
nesdav morning at ten Frederick
Nicholson gave a lecture and MESA :
ces at two O'Clock Wednesday Will j.
Erwood gave his great lecture Fore
CLEANS of Immortality" and MESSAGES
we're given by Mrs. Bradley: at the
Nicholson And Mrs. Bradley gave a
seance.
AS arranged the program will con
tinue for the four remaining days OF
the meetings as follows: This Thurs
day morning from 10 until II a con-
ference with messages by Frederick
Nicholson; at two this afternoon q
memorial service will be conducted
and n lecture will be given by George
r. cutter and messages from Mrs.
Isobel Bradley. AT this service the
members are requested to take
overs. At eight fifteen this Thurs
dav evening a concert will be given.
ON Friday the morning lecture will
be given by George B. Cutter ana
messages by Mrs. Bradley; at two
O'Clock Friday afternoon q lecture
and messages are announced py
! Frederick Nicholson; at eight fifteen
Friday evening a dance under the d.
rectior of the Somerset Traction
Company will be given. =
Saturday morning at ten O'Clock
George B. Cutter will give lecture
and messages; at two Saturday al,
ternoon a lecture and MESSAGES VIII
he given by Frederick Nicholson;
and at seven thirty Saturday even
ing Mrs. Isobel Bradley will give
Seance. - a
Sunday will be the closing day OF
the annual meetings and the morn
ing session will be held at ten thirty
instead of at ten o'clock. At the
morning session a lecture will be
given by George Cutter and messages
by MIS-. Bradley: at two o'clock sun
day afternoon a lecture and messages
will be given by Frederick Nichol-
son; at seven thirty Sunday evening
a farewell seance will be held by
Mr.. Cutter, Mrs. Bradley and MIR.
Nicholson.
There is a small admission for the
evening services. The music is be-.
ing conducted by Howard Martel of
Allston, Mass. Mr.. Martel will also
appear at the concert this Thursday
evening. Mr.. Erwood is pastor of
the Rochester Spiritual church at
Rochester, N. y, and this is the
first time Mr.. Erwood has ever at
tended the meetings of The Madison
Camp.
The officers are president, George
B. Cutter; vice president, Rev. Nellie
Abbott: secretary. Miss Mary Dean
and treasurer, George Merrill; dir
ectors, Miss Olive Hayden, Madison;
Nellie Drawn. Waterville; Mrs. Char
les Corson, Mercer; Mark johnson,
Skowhegan and Oscar Clarke, Cara
funk. Ladies' Aid, president, Miss
Rebecca Woodman: secretary, Mrs.
Agnes Goodrich; and treasurer, Mrs.
Annie Morrill,.
The delightful fall weather and the
ideal spot which Lakewood Is and
the manx cottages and good food