Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-24
FORWARD MOVEMENT CAMPAIGN
PROGRAMME is ARRANGED.
Schedule Covers Three Days, March 1,
and 3, With Prominent Speakers
Each Day-SpeciaI Prayer Meetings.
in All Churches Evening of Feb. g.

The three days for Norwich in the
Men and Religion Forward Movement
campaign were selected as Friday, Sat-
| urday and Sunday, March 1. and 8,
at a meeting of the executive commit
tee on Tuesday evening. At that time
the five leaders in the FIVE departments
Of the campaign will be here to speak
at the different meetings, four of the
| team coming to this city being the
| chairmen of their respective commit
tees in Hartford. They will be as fol-
lows: George H. Hubert, evangelism;
| George e. Davis, Bible study; c. c.
Kennedy, boys work; Hon. L. p. Mar
win, social service, and Albert E. Legg,
missions. All except the last named
are Hartford men, and Mr.. Legg is
known here from having spoken at an
| interdenOminational meeting at one
| time.
Besides adopting the campaign day,
| the executive committee adopted a
! schedule of meetings from now till the
| first of March, as prepared by the spe-
| cial committee Rev. G. H. Ewing,
| chairman, appointed for the purpose
! of arranging the schedule.
The executive committee met for
| supper at 615 at Mabrey's and adj
| iourned for business to the Y. M. G.
| A., Chairman A. A. Browning presid-
| ing. The adoption Of the current sched-
| ule was the first business taken up,
! this being as follows:
| Friday, Jan. 26-Boys' rally, Frank
Lincoln Masseck, speaker.
| Sunday, Jan. DEMONSTRATION meeting,
3 .. m, at Broadway Congregational
church, Rev. F. w. Coleman in
| charge.
| Sunday afternoon, February 4-Bible
! study meeting, probably at one of
| the Episcopal churches.
| Sunday afternoon, Feb. 11-ReIigious
service for boys at Y. M. G. A.
| Sunday afternoon, Feb. S-Evangelis-
| tic meeting at the theater, with Mr..
Dodge as the principal speaker.
| Sunday afternoon, Feb. Missionary
meeting, probably at the Central
Baptist church.
| 1t is possible that other meetings
may also be arranged in this time.
| F. H. Allen was added to the COM
munty extension committee, John H.
Barnes to the social service commit
tee.
AS a result of visit to Hartford and
a conference with the leaders for this
| state there, Chairman G. H. Haskell of
the special events committee reported
the following schedule for the three
day campaign. which was adopted:
Thursday Evening, Feb. g.
Special prayer service in all city
churches, with special emphasis on the
Men and Religion Forward Movement
and extra endeavor to have men and
boys present.
Friday, March 1.
6 p. m.-Supper to committee of One
Hundred to meet members of the
team.
7.45 p. m.-Mass meeting for men IN
one of the churches, to be ad-
dressed by five team members up
on the relation of their various de-
partments to the movement.
Saturday, March 2.
10 a. m.-Prayer service.
10.15-Address.
10.45-Open conference. a. Points oil
Weakness in Our Work for Mer
and Boys. b. Points of Strength
11.15-Address.
u m.-Recess for lunch. Specia
lunches provided to different de.
nominations.
2 p. m.-Prayer and praise.
2.15-Address.
2.45-Open conference.
| j.UU-BOyS rally IN one OF the CnurcneS
8. 15-Address, at the main meeting.
4.30-Institute for workers.
a Bible study.
, b Boys work
Social service.
d Missions.
Evangelism and community ex
tension.
745-Either five distinct platform
meetings, or one large mass meet
: ing to be addressed by members o
the team.
Sunday, March 3.
Five team members assigned to flv
church pulpits.
p. m.-Mass meeting for men in tn
theater. Evangelist to be secures
by local committee.
8 p. m.-Boys' mass meeting in one O
! the churches.
! 7.30-Mass meeting for men and WON
en-, to be addressed by members G
the team as closing service.