Accession: 194.32.002
Editorial Title: Ellen E. Cross to Calvin A. Frye, January 8, 1886
Author: Ellen E. Cross 
Recipient: Calvin A. Frye 
Date: January 8, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Ellen E. Cross on lined paper from Owego, New York.
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Owego New YorkAs Written:N. Y.
Jan 8 th 1886
Dr. Frye:
Dear Brother:

Will you please tell me when there may probably be a Normal Class- If you cannotAs Written:can not give the exact date, tell me as nearly as you can- Mrs. Eddy asked me to enter the Class, and it will be necessary for me to know a little in advance of time in order for me to make the necessary arrangements as to time and money.

I am here talking up Christian ScienceAs Written:C. S. a little, and I find quite an interest- The people everywhereAs Written:every where are more ready for it than one would suppose-

Your Sister in Truth
Ellen E. Cross
Binghamton N. Y.
#195 Front St.

P. S. I had the severest attack from old beliefs I have ever had since coming into ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science- It occurred to Miss Osgood to take up Emma Hopkins in regard to my case, and I was relieved at once- Would you have believed it possible that such a thing could be true.!

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Owego N. Y.Expanded:New York
Jan 78 th 1886
Dr. Frye:
Dear Brother:

Will you please tell me when there may probably be a Normal Class- If you can notCorrected:cannot give the exact date, tell me as nearly as you can- Mrs. Eddy asked me to enter the Class, and it will be necessary for me to know a little in advance of time in order for me to make the necessary arrangements as to time and money.

I am here talking up C. S.Expanded:Christian Science a little, and I find quite an interest- The people every whereCorrected:everywhere are more ready for it than one would suppose-

Your Sister in Truth
Ellen E. Cross
Binghamton N. Y.
#195 Front St.

P. S. I had the severest attack from old beliefs I have ever had since coming into ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science- It occurred to Miss Osgood to take up Emma Hopkins in regard to my case, and I was relieved at once- Would you have believed it possible that such a thing could be true.!

 
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