Article December 17, 1910 Issue

Mrs. Eddy's death leaves her work, which was that of...

Montreal Star

Mrs. Eddy's death leaves her work, which was that of building up the Christian Science organization, well entrenched, with all the necessary and visible signs of a thoroughly officered going-concern. There are churches in abundance, a great newspaper, bands of devoted adherents, whose "daily walk and conversation" are examples to the best communities in the world. The movement has spread so that its followers may now be found in almost all of the English-speaking countries, and to a lesser extent in the rest of the world. With Mrs. Eddy's disappearance, in all human probability, the course of her followers will vary little, and the cause she espoused will probably suffer no immediate negation.

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