In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Mary Baker Eddy, who died on Saturday night at a ripe old age, was a woman who had made her mark upon the time in which she lived.
It is satisfactory to know that the great work started by Mrs.
The creed which Mrs.
The death of the Founder of Christian Science removes from the world one of the most remarkable women of all time.
If history makes clear any one fact, it is that contemporaneous judgments are often inaccurate.
Of the many women who have led religious movements in modern times, none attracted more attention or established a wider influence than Mrs.
The death of Mary Baker Eddy well might serve as inspiration for a new beatitude: Blessed are they who need no monument; their names are graven on many hearts.
So wide-spread is the fame of Mary Baker Eddy that there is no country in the world that will not take note of her death.
The passing of Mary Baker Eddy removes one who for more than a generation past has been a force of exceptional magnitude in the spiritual life of a large following.
With the death of Mrs.
Whether one agrees or disagrees with the Christian Science faith in its concept and practice, few, we think, will deny to the Founder of that church the laurels of greatness and the right to be called "a wonderful woman.