Accession: L17365
Editorial Title: Charles J. Eastman to Mary Baker Eddy, June 29, 1882
Author: Charles J. Eastman 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: June 29, 1882
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Boston June 29 – 1882
My dear Mrs. Eddy:

I will make two new By-Laws for the College so as to de-bar those objectionable persons from acting in any capacity whatever, and at the next meeting they can be acted upon. I will bring the copy of what I make over next Saturday and let you see the text of them. Now my dear Mrs Eddy always keep in mind that I shall always sustain and stand by you in whatever you undertake. Let come what will in me you have a true and firm friend.

Most sincerely yours
Dr Eastman.

⇉ Handshift:Mary Baker EddyE. 1882

⇉ Handshift:Charles J. EastmanArticle Any member absenting him or herself from one regular annual meeting or two special meetings of said corporation shall unless in case of sickness or a reasonable excuse given at a meeting of said corporation have his or her name dropped from the corporate roll and be so declared as ceasing from the date of said meeting to be a member of said corporation.

Article The President with the approval of the Directors shallAs Written:shal have full powers and control of the Instruction in said Corporation and shall employ such teachers and Agents as they think best.

⇉ Handshift:unknownAny Member or the corporation absent for three consecutive [] special or one annual meeting without valid reason shall be liable to expulsion.

⇉ Handshift:Mary Baker EddyWould he amend the amendment of Article 8th of the Constitution so as to read any member who has been absent from three consecutive

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Boston June 29 – 1882
My dear Mrs. Eddy:

I will make two new By-Laws for the College so as to de-bar those objectionable persons from acting in any capacity whatever, and at the next meeting they can be acted upon. I will bring the copy of what I make over next Saturday and let you see the text of them. Now my dear Mrs Eddy always keep in mind that I shall always sustain and stand by you in whatever you undertake. Let come what will in me you have a true and firm friend.

Most sincerely yours
Dr Eastman.

⇉ Handshift:Mary Baker EddyE. 1882

⇉ Handshift:Charles J. EastmanArticle Any member absenting him or herself from one regular annual meeting or two special meetings of said corporation shall unless in case of sickness or a reasonable excuse given at a meeting of said corporation have their his or her name dropped from the corporate roll and be so declared as ceasing from the date of said meeting to be a member of said corporation.

Article The President with the approval of the Directors shalCorrected:shall have full powers and control of the Instruction in said Corporation and shall employ such teachers and Agents as they deem think best.

⇉ Handshift:unknownAny Member or the corporation absent for three consecutive [illegible] special or one annual meeting without valid reason shall be liable to expulsion.

⇉ Handshift:Mary Baker EddyWould he amend Amendment of the amendment of Article 8th of the Constitution so as to read any member who has been absent from three consecutive

 
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