Mary Baker Eddy to Julia S. Bartlett, May 24, 1884

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L07693

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Mary Baker Eddy

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Julia S. Bartlett

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Julia S. Bartlett

Date:

May 24, 1884

Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy on Massachusetts Metaphysical College stationery. The address is crossed out and Eddy’s temporary Chicago address is written in by hand.

Archival Note: This letter includes a notation in the handwriting of Julia S. Bartlett.

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272 W. Randolph St.
Chicago May 24 188(4)

My dear Student

Mrs Crosse read me your letterEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. yesterday and I haste to answer As Written: ans. Do not mind the poor boy. It is terribly trying, and we must I fear have him leave, but if others had gone before they grew more, I shudder to think of the result, hence I have waited, hoping for him.

You did a grand thing when you secured the evidence, of which I am informed. Keep right on. Work while the day lasts. I have accomplished hereEditorial Note: Chicago, Illinois more than I even anticipated. Never saw myself more needed than hereEditorial Note: Mary Baker Eddy taught a class in Chicago in May 1884.

Have straightened things wonderfully.

Mr. B.Editorial Note: Possibly C. A. Bartol. is doing much good, and God will reward him. I am grateful for it, and have worked earnestly to have it so

He will come out right I will think and trust. We know that he will if only he clears himself of —

Shall start for home the middle of next week, if I do not go to Milwaukee. Shall lecture tomorrow (Sunday) in a hall hereEditorial Note: Chicago, Illinois Have much to tell you but will wait till I see you

Give my love to all at homeEditorial Note: Students of Christian Science, living in the Massachusetts Metaphysical College building. and to all of my dear students . Am thronged with calls Have a large class, 25 pupilsEditorial Note: Mary Baker Eddy taught this class in Chicago in May 1884.

Tenderly yours

M B G E

⇉ Handshift:Julia S. BartlettMrs Eddy

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272 W. Randolph St.
Chicago May 24 188(4)

My dear Student

Mrs Crosse read me your letterEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. yesterday and I haste to ans. Corrected: answer Do not mind the poor boy. It is terribly trying, and we must I fear have him leave, but if others had gone before they grew more, I shudder to think of the result, hence I have waited, hoping for him.

Have straightened things wonderfully.

Mr. B.Editorial Note: Possibly C. A. Bartol. is doing much good, and God will reward him. I am grateful for it, and have worked earnestly to have it so

He will come out right I will think and trust. We know that he will if only he clears himself of —

Give my love to all at homeEditorial Note: Students of Christian Science, living in the Massachusetts Metaphysical College building. and to all of my dear students in Boston. Am thronged with calls Have a large class, 25 pupilsEditorial Note: Mary Baker Eddy taught this class in Chicago in May 1884.

Tenderly yours

M B G E

⇉ Handshift:Julia S. BartlettMrs Eddy

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This letter is not extant. Chicago, Illinois Mary Baker Eddy taught a class in Chicago in May 1884. Possibly C. A. Bartol. Chicago, Illinois Students of Christian Science, living in the Massachusetts Metaphysical College building. Mary Baker Eddy taught this class in Chicago in May 1884.