Accession: 197.32.021
Editorial Title: Mary B. G. Billings to Mary Baker Eddy, August 1, 1892
Author: Mary B. G. Billings 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: August 1, 1892
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary B. G. Billings on lined paper from Lead, South Dakota.
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Mrs. M. B. G. Eddy,
Boston,
MassachusettsAs Written:Mass,
Dear Grandmother

This is Sunday evening, and Father is away from home it is very lonesomeAs Written:lonsome withoutAs Written:with out him for he makes our home so happy with his smiling face. Mothers health has been very poor for the last two months she has not been hardly able to keep out of bed but the care As Written: cair for the two babies keeps her up. Father worries As Written: worrys so much about them that mother takes all the care As Written: cair of them herselfAs Written:her self. I have been helping our girl do the houseworkAs Written:house work in the kitchen. I think it is so nice to go to school and I enjoyAs Written:in joy both schoolworkAs Written:school work and houseworkAs Written:house work so if I have toAs Written:halfto I can do both.

Dear Grandmother I am as tall as mother sixteen years old the seventh of next October. Evelyn is almost as large. Gershon is as tall Father he tends to all of fathers writing. When he comes home he always kisses us all and says what would Grandmother give to see us all togetherAs Written:to gether again. Father says we shall have our new this fall we are all betting As Written: botting on it for I have so many nice young As Written: yong lady friends that I can invite and make it pleasant As Written: plesant for all. Dear Grandmother I must ask you a favor I think if you would spare As Written: pair the time to write a letter to mother it would cheer her up for she oftenAs Written:oftens say she wishes you would write to her she works very hard and worries As Written: worrys over Father and us all she is tooAs Written:to particularlyAs Written:patucliarly to see that everythingAs Written:every thing is just so with us children Father is out to the little head of Rapid As Written: Rappid creek he has just built a new house on his mining ground Gershom and seven men are out there with him. You spoke of your new where is it located As Written: loacked

please correct all mistakes.

Love from all
I remain your loving
Granddaughter As Written: Grandaughter
Mary B. Glover
197.32.021
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Mrs. M. B. G. Eddy,
Boston,
MassExpanded:Massachusetts,
Dear Grandmother

This is Sunday evening, and Father is away from home it is very lonsomeCorrected:lonesome with outCorrected:without him for he makes our home so happy with his smilesing face. Mothers health has been very poor for the last two months she has not been hardly able to keep out of bed but the cair Corrected: care for the [?] Unclear or illegible two babies keeps her up. Father worrys Corrected: worries so much about them that mother takes all the cair Corrected: care of them her selfCorrected:herself. I have been helping our girl do the house workCorrected:housework in the kitchen. I think it is so nice to go to school and I in joyCorrected:enjoy both school workCorrected:schoolwork and house workCorrected:housework so if I halftoCorrected:have to I can do both.

Dear Grandmother I am as tall as mother sixteen years old the seventh of next October. Evelyn is almost as large. Gershon is as tall Father he tends to all of fathers writing. When he comes home he always kisses us all and says what would Grandmother give to see us all to getherCorrected:together again. Father says we shall have our new this fall we are all botting Corrected: betting on it for I have so many nice yong Corrected: young lady friends that I can invite and make it plesant Corrected: pleasant for all. Dear Grandmother I must ask you a favor I think if you would pair Corrected: spare the time to write a letter to mother it would cheer her up for she oftensCorrected:often say she wishes you would write to her she works very hard and worrys Corrected: worries over Father and us all she is toCorrected:too patucliarlyCorrected:particularly to see that every thingCorrected:everything is just so with us children Father is out [?] Unclear or illegible to the little head of Rappid Corrected: Rapid creek he has just built a new house on his mining ground Gershom and seven men are out there with him. You spoke of your [?] Unclear or illegible new where is it loacked Corrected: located

please cre correct all mistakes.

Love from all
I remain your loving
Grandaughter Corrected: Granddaughter
Mary B. Glover
 
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