Editorial August 1, 1908 Issue

[From the Boston Transcript.]

A LETTER FROM MRS. EDDY

with contributions from Ella E. Williams, Mary Baker G. Eddy

Boston Transcript

MRS. MARY BAKER EDDY, Leader of the Christian Science movement, will hereafter abandon her much-talked-of "daily" drives, and instead will drive out only when her work makes no urgent demand on her time. This announcement comes through a response to a letter written to Mrs. Eddy by Mrs. Ella E. Williams, formerly Second Reader of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in this city, and now a resident of Chestnut Hill. Mrs. Williams wrote as follows :—

Beloved Leader:—I have been pleased to see you drive out in your carriage every day, also to know that you can take time from your work to enjoy this daily drive. It brightens the day for me when I see you in your carriage.

Very lovingly your student,
Ella E. Williams.
Chestnut Hill, July 24.

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