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| Accession: | 488.55.007 |
| Editorial Title: | Henrietta E. Day to Mary Baker Eddy, October 16, 1881 |
| Author: | Henrietta E. Day |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | October 16, 1881 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Henrietta E. Day on lined paper from Boston, Massachusetts.
Editorial Note: Day thanks Eddy for her letter and mentions that she went right away to 779 Tremont
Street and will take possession of a back parlor there the next day. She thinks this
place will be satisfactory to Eddy, and she hopes Eddy will visit when she is in Boston
as it is important for her to have Eddy's entire approval. She writes that she will
take Eddy's advice and not take out any ads for now and will put her sign away for
future reference. For now, she will rely on finding patients more quietly through
friends and acquaintances. She writes that she had a long and interesting discussion
with Rebecca W. Stackpole about metaphysics. She also mentions a call from George D. Choate, who told her that his wife had been successful in turning Edward J. Arens out of a second boarding place. She hopes to get some patients through Stackpole
and Clara E. Choate. Day knows it will take time to establish her practice, but she is prepared to do
the work, and she is satisfied with Eddy's guidance that she should stay in Boston.
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