Accession: 113.22.006
Editorial Title: Flora M. Lamson to Mary Baker Eddy, March 19, 1887
Author: Flora M. Lamson 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: March 19, 1887
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Flora M. Lamson on unlined paper from Cottage City, Massachusetts.
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Cottage City - MassachusettsAs Written:Mass.
March 19th 1887
Dear Mrs Eddy: —

I could not call on you Mon last, at "four o'clock", (as you appointed by the servant when I called the preceding As Written: preceeding Friday) as I was to leave town that day.

Mr Gifford showed me your note; and I merely called to inquire, if a course of "Primary lessons" with Miss Gray of Washington, would be satisfactory to you? She told me last season that she would teach me next summer, when she comes here for a vacation —

I did not take a full course of lessons with Mrs Ballard — missing several — Hoping the lessons with Miss Gray may accord with your pleasure I am

Very respectfully yours
Flora M Lamson.

I told the servant I could not call Mon, and write this note that you may understand why I did not keep the appointment, in case she failed to tell you —

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Cottage City - Mass.Expanded:Massachusetts
March 19th 1887
Dear Mrs Eddy: —

I could not call on you Mon last, at "four o'clock", (as you appointed by the servant when I called the preceeding Corrected: preceding Friday) as I was to leave town that day.

Mr Gifford showed me your note; and I merely called to inquire, if a course of "Primary lessons" with Miss Gray of Washington, would be satisfactory to you? She told me last season that she would teach me next summer, when she comes here for a vacation —

I did not take a full course of lessons with Mrs Ballard — missing several — Hoping the lessons with Miss Gray may accord with your pleasure I am

Very respectfully yours
Flora M Lamson.

I told the servant I could not call Mon, and write this note that you may understand why I did not keep the appointment, in case she failed to tell you —

 
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