Article August 1, 1903 Issue

Appreciation

The Boston Post

While the growth of the organization which bears the name of Christian Science has been matter of common observation hereabouts, very few were prepared for such a demonstration of its continental and even its world-wide extent as this gathering has given. It has been a revelation to the general public; and, moreover, it has been a very pleasant one. These Christian Scientists are people whom we are very glad to have with us. Never was there a convention held in Boston in which the participants were more thoroughly representative of the sturdy, happy, energetic American character. In the best sense of those much-abused words this was a gathering of gentlemen and ladies,—not the factitious gentility of wealth, although they are manifestly well-to-do, but of courtesy, intelligence, and humanity. They are welcome to Boston whenever they may come here.—The Boston Post.

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