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| Accession: | 120.22.003 |
| Editorial Title: | Alice B. Poole to Mary Baker Eddy, January 30, 1884 |
| Author: | Alice B. Poole |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | January 30, 1884 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Alice B. Poole on lined printed stationery of the Evans Hotel, from
Gardiner, Maine.
Editorial Note: Poole is grateful for a letter (not extant) she has received from Mary Baker Eddy.
She had previously written to Eddy about being sick (see 120.22.002Click link to view 120.22.002 document in new window) and believes that Eddy received that letter and healed her. Poole goes on to write
about her busy practice of Christian Science healing and the fees she charges. She
states that she has given 86 treatments in the last week. She mentions a Universalist
clergyman, whom she had written about in a previous letter, and writes that he finally
came to her for help as he'd been told by doctors that he would soon need to give
up preaching. She thinks that if Eddy could hear him preach now, she would be proud
of the work that Poole is doing. She also sends Eddy the names of two new subscribers
to The Christian Science Journal: Fred E. Baxter and Stephen Marson.
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