Accession: 525.57.009
Editorial Title: Mary B. Bull to Mary Baker Eddy, December 27, 1886
Author: Mary B. Bull 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: December 27, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary B. Bull on unlined paper from Quincy, Illinois.
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Quincy Illi. Dec. 27th 86
Mrs. M. B. G. Eddy,
Dear Madam,

I am very desirous of taking a course of lectures on Christian Science healing with you- A year ago I studied with Miss Ellen Brown of ChicagoEditorial Note: Chicago, Illinois and since then have demonstrated with very fair success. Will you please inform me when you hold your next Primary Class, for I believe it would be wise for me to take that course first, even though you might be willing, with Miss Brown's endorsement, to receive me into the Normal Class. What would you advise in the matter and when do you hold your next Normal Class?

Hoping to hear favorably from you, and that I am in time to be admitted to your January class I remain

Yours very truly
(Miss) Mary B. Bull-

Care Lorenzo BullEditorial Note: Lorenzo Bull (1819-1905) was Mary B. Bull's father. Esq-

Quincy-

Illi-

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Quincy Illi. Dec. 27th 86
Mrs. M. B. G. Eddy,
Dear Madam,

I am very desirous of taking a course of lectures on Christian Science healing with you- A year ago I studied with Miss Ellen Brown of ChicagoEditorial Note: Chicago, Illinois and since then have demonstrated with very fair success. Will you please inform me when you hold your next Primary Class, for I believe it would be wise for me to take that course first, even though you might be willing, with Miss Brown's endorsement, to receive me into the Normal Class. What would you advise in the matter and when do you hold your next Normal Class?

Hoping to hear favorably from you, and that I am in time to be admitted to your January class I remain

Yours very truly
(Miss) Mary B. Bull-

Care Lorenzo BullEditorial Note: Lorenzo Bull (1819-1905) was Mary B. Bull's father. Esq-

Quincy-

Illi-

 
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Chicago, Illinois Lorenzo Bull (1819-1905) was Mary B. Bull's father.