earthly friend. Follow the directions of God as simplified in Christian Science, and though it be through deserts He will direct you into the paths of peace.
I do not presume to give you personal instruction as to your relations with other students. All I say is stated in Christian Science to be used as a model. Please find it there, and do not bring your Leader into a personal conflict.
I have not seen Mrs. Stetson for over a year, and have not written to her since August 30, 1909.
Sincerely yours,
| Brookline, Mass., | |
| December 11, 1909. |
A Telegram and Mrs. Eddy's Reply
[Telegram]
| Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, |
| Chestnut Hill, Mass. |
Beloved Leader: — We rejoice that our church has promptly made its demonstration by action at its annual meeting in accordance with your desire for a truly democratic and liberal government.
Board of Trustees,
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
New York, N. Y.,
| Charles Dean, Chairman, |
| Arthur O. Probst, Clerk. |
| New York, N. Y., | |
| January 19, 1910. |
