Accession: L03876
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to Irving C. Tomlinson, February 20, 1908
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: Irving C. Tomlinson 
Date: February 20, 1908
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy on unlined Pleasant View stationery. The words "Pleasant View" and "Concord. N. H." on the stationery have been crossed out and replaced with "Box G, Brookline Mass," which was Eddy's address used while living at her Chestnut Hill home. The letter was sent from Brookline, Massachusetts.
Archival Note: An archivist notation on this letter reads, "(Evidently 1908)".
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Box G, Brookline MassachusettsAs Written:Mass. FebruaryAs Written:Feb. 20
My beloved

I have only time to say come to me for 4 weeksEditorial Note: Tomlinson had previously worked for Eddy in her household but found the work challenging and had been periodically dismissed before being asked to return. He had been dismissed on January 1, 1908, before Eddy asked him to return with this letter. He ended up working as one of her secretaries fairly consistently from this point through 1910. Let no one know when you go I will pay you at the rate of $120Editorial Note: 120.00 annually Do not fail to come and then if you and God and I think best you can arrange perhaps to remain here

Lovingly

(AnswerAs Written:Ans. by bearer)
M B G Eddy
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Pleasant View,
Concord. N.H.Expanded:New Hampshire
Box G, Brookline Mass.Expanded:Massachusetts Feb.Expanded:February 20
My beloved

I have only time to say come to me for 4 weeksEditorial Note: Tomlinson had previously worked for Eddy in her household but found the work challenging and had been periodically dismissed before being asked to return. He had been dismissed on January 1, 1908, before Eddy asked him to return with this letter. He ended up working as one of her secretaries fairly consistently from this point through 1910. Let no one know when you go I will pay you at the rate of $120Editorial Note: 120.00 annually Do not fail to come and then if you and God and I think best you can arrange perhaps to remain here

Lovingly

(aAns.Expanded:Answer by bearer)
M B G Eddy
 
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Tomlinson had previously worked for Eddy in her household but found the work challenging and had been periodically dismissed before being asked to return. He had been dismissed on January 1, 1908, before Eddy asked him to return with this letter. He ended up working as one of her secretaries fairly consistently from this point through 1910. 120.00