Accession: L03232
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to Archibald McLellan, May 22, 1909
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: Archibald McLellan 
Date: May 22, 1909
Manuscript Description: Typewritten for Mary Baker Eddy, with a handwritten signature and postscript, on unlined Chestnut Hill stationery from Brookline, Massachusetts.
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Mr. Archibald McLellan,
Boston, Mass.
Beloved Student:

In the place of Mr. William B. Johnson, I wish the Board to elect a scholarly, educated man and a thorough Christian Scientist, for Clerk of the Mother Church.

Say nothing of this as coming from me, but do it for the benefit of our CauseEditorial Note: The cause of Christian Science..

Lovingly yours,
Mary Baker Eddy

[*]Editorial Note: The following is in Mary Baker Eddy's handwriting.N. B. Why not have your meeting at once and elect a new Clerk for the Mother chuch an educated man and a thorough Christian Scientist for the clerk of my church and make him a member of the Boad of Directors also Lovingly As Written: Lovigly

Mary Baker Eddy

L03232
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Mr. Archibald McLellan,
Boston, Mass.
Beloved Student:

In the place of Mr. William B. Johnson, I wish the Board to elect a scholarly, educated man and a thorough Christian Scientist, for Clerk of the Mother Church.

Say nothing of this as coming from me, but do it for the benefit of our CauseEditorial Note: The cause of Christian Science..

Lovingly yours,
Mary Baker Eddy

[*]Editorial Note: The following is in Mary Baker Eddy's handwriting.N. B. Why not have your meeting at once and elect a new Clerk for the Mother chuch an educated man and a thorough Christian Scientist for the clerk of my church and make him a member of the Boad of Directors also Lovigly Corrected: Lovingly

Mary Baker Eddy

 
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The following is in Mary Baker Eddy's handwriting. The cause of Christian Science.