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| Accession: | 506.56.011 |
| Editorial Title: | Fannie M. Silsbee to Mary Baker Eddy, January 6, 1884 |
| Author: | Fannie M. Silsbee |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | January 6, 1884 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Fannie M. Silsbee on embossed lined paper from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Editorial Note: Silsbee writes to Mary Baker Eddy about Mary Hill. Silsbee has been teaching Hill Christian Science and wants to know if she will be
better able to teach Hill after Silsbee has taken class instruction with Eddy. If
not, she asks if Hill should go to Boston to be taught by Eddy and would Eddy be willing
to teach Hill for less than her usual fee as Hill is short on funds. Silsbee also
says that Mattie Williams is planning to go to Boston to study with Eddy at the same time as Silsbee. Silsbee
also refers to Mary D. Fuller, a patient of Silsbee, who has not yet fully recovered. Silsbee wants to know if
it would be advisable for Fuller to take class instruction in Christian Science before
she is completely cured. Silsbee ends the letter by saying that her patients are doing
well and that she likes her work as a healer more each day. She hopes that Eddy will
write to her soon. A notation on the letter indicates that it was answered on January
19, 1884.
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