Letters November 2, 1907 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Allan McLane Hamilton, Harry Draper, Mary Roberta Wood, Jane C. Havens, Orrin W. Jackson, H. Elizabeth Bowdlear, George I. Fiske, Alice G. Chick, Helen Fowler, Clara Parsons, George Sansom, Willie Orr

New York, N. Y., Oct. 26, 1907.

My Dear Mrs. Eddy:—I received the most interesting history of the Congregational church at Concord, read it, and hasten to return it, as Mr. Tomlinson requested. It reflects, as Mr. Tomlinson says, the kindly feeling toward you in your community. In my opinion it does more, for it is the admission of respect of one church for another, and the recognition of your own sincerity and purity of your life.

With the hope that when I next go to Concord I may have the pleasure of seeing you, and with congratulations, upon your continued good health,

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