Accession: 194.32.012
Editorial Title: Ellen E. Cross to Mary Baker Eddy, December 17, 1886
Author: Ellen E. Cross 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: December 17, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Ellen E. Cross on unlined paper from Syracuse, New York.
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Syracuse N. Y.
Dec. 17th/86
My dear Teacher;

One of my Students, Mrs. W. B. Ostrander tells me she has sent in her name for the Normal Class - I know it is my duty to inform you that I do not consider her ready for that Class yet- She studied only about two months ago, has done very little work in ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science, has had to have help from some of the other ScientistsEditorial Note: Christian Scientists nearly half the time since she came out of Class, will not protect herself from error, as she ought, and has made a great deal of unnecessary trouble by her indiscreet As Written: indescreet talk- Has also publicly declared that if her little daughterEditorial Note: Sarah R. Ostrander had two daughters: Lucy O. Myers (b. Ostrander) (1869-1955) and Ethel O. Smith (b. Ostrander) (1880-1964). should be sick, if the case was not reached in a given length of time by Science, she should call a physician-

A person holding those sentiments is hardly fit to promulgate the Truth in C. S.Editorial Note: Christian Science

With much love
E. E. Cross
71 Oak St.
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Syracuse N. Y.
Dec. 17th/86
My dear Teacher;

One of my Students, Mrs. W. B. Ostrander tells me she has sent in her name for the Normal Class - I know it is my duty to inform you that I do not consider her ready for that Class yet- She studied only about two months ago, has done very little work in ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science, has had to have help from some of the other ScientistsEditorial Note: Christian Scientists nearly half the time since she came out of Class, will not protect herself from error, as she ought, and has made a great deal of unnecessary trouble by her indescreet Corrected: indiscreet talk- Has also publicly declared that if her little daughterEditorial Note: Sarah R. Ostrander had two daughters: Lucy O. Myers (b. Ostrander) (1869-1955) and Ethel O. Smith (b. Ostrander) (1880-1964). should be sick, if the case was not reached in a given length of time by Science, she should call a physician-

A person holding those sentiments is hardly fit to promulgate the Truth in C. S.Editorial Note: Christian Science

With much love
E. E. Cross
71 Oak St.
 
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Christian Science Christian Scientists Sarah R. Ostrander had two daughters: Lucy O. Myers (b. Ostrander) (1869-1955) and Ethel O. Smith (b. Ostrander) (1880-1964). Christian Science