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PUTNAM, CONN., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 1, 1911
1UNDRED MEN
AT. BANQUET
DISCUSS MEN AND RELIGION
FORWARD MOVEMENT
fathering Votes to Look Into Matter
Further and Organization May
Come Later
A hundred men, representing the
male majority of the members of the
I'rotestant churches In Putnam, gatl,
red in the assembly room of the Bap
ist church Friday evening for a ban-:
met and discussion of the Men and |
Religion Forward movem&it that is
weeping the country at the present!
lime. While the idea is practically aj
new one and the detail work not
ihoroughly understood, the meeting
-et-med to be much in favor of the I
movement and without doubt it will j
l ecome a power in Putnam, althougn |
the men did not seem to care to enter j
into it until more of it Bhould be un- j
lcrstood. Two speakers were present;
a the gathering, Arthur C. Billings of
i he Hartford Y. M. C. A., and Rev.
lioscoe Nelson of Windsor, formerly
:i principal of the Putnam High school.
