Accession: V03339
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to George A. Quimby, March 26, 1865
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: George A. Quimby 
Annotator: Unknown  George A. Quimby 
Date: March 26, 1865
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy on unlined paper from Lynn, Massachusetts.
Archival Note: This letter includes a notation in the form of a response from George A. Quimby, as well as a notation in unknown handwriting.
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Friend Geo,

Please enclose to my address a list of the boarding houses in your vicinity, omitting As Written: omiting Mrs. Wilson

Mrs. Crosby is sick of a fever She wrote me TodayAs Written:To-day In haste–

Truly,
M M Patterson

Nota BeneAs Written:N, B, Answer as soon as possible

Handshift:UnknownMrs M. M. Patterson
Geo. Quimby

Handshift:George A. QuimbyMrs Patterson
Madam
ReceivedAs Written:Rec'd your letter last night and in reply would say that I know of no boarding house in our vicinity except Mrs Carey'sAs Written:Careys which is but a few doors from a hotel Yours Truly G Quimby
V03339
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Friend Geo,

Please enclose to my address a list of the boarding houses in your vicinity, omiting Corrected: omitting Mrs. Wilson

Mrs. Crosby is sick of a fever She wrote me To-dayCorrected:Today In haste–

Truly,
M M Patterson

N, B,Expanded:Nota Bene Answer as soon as possible

Handshift:UnknownMrs M. M. Patterson
Geo. Quimby

Handshift:George A. QuimbyMrs Patterson
Madam
Rec'dExpanded:Received your letter last night and in reply would say that I know of no boarding house in our vicinity except Mrs CareysCorrected:Carey's which is but a few doors from a hotel Yours Truly G Quimby
 
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Lynn, Massachusetts