The Henson Journals

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Monday, May 17th, 1909.

Bishop Lawrence came with me to the meeting of Congregationalist Ministers, which addressed for 3/4 of an hour on "Christian Socialism". They were more in sympathy with my attitude than I expected: certainly more so than would have been the case in England.

Then I lunched with Dr Councilman & a party of doctors at the S. Botolph's Club, where we discussed the psycho–therapeutic movement very frankly. I gather that the general attitude of the medical faculty is hostile. We were shown the splendid new Medical School: after seeing which we bade farewell to Boston, & went to Cambridge to stay with the Kellmans.

We dined with the Ep. Twenty Club. Seabody of Groton presided. Dean Hodges read a paper on 'Expectations of Immortality'.

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