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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1910

Page

4

Mrs Eddy Will Leaves Chestnut Hill Estate to Church

The will of Mary Baker Eddy designates the Chestnut Hill estate and 385 Commonwealth Avenue for the Mother Church. Pleasant View in Concord is to be sold, administrator Henry Baker will decide burial location, and household members receive modest bequests from 1000 to 18000 dollars. The million dollars in gilt edge securities and copyrights fund the faith propagation.

Chestnut Hill Commonwealth Avenue Clifford P. Smith Eddy Concord N. H Mrs. Eddy Calvin Frye Pleasant View George W. Glover E. J. Foster Eddy Middlesex County Merrimac County Baker New Hampshire Massachusetts Calvin A. Frye Irving C. Tomlinson Concord, N. H Laura E. Sargent

Mrs Eddy Laid to Rest at Mt Auburn After Simple Service

Mary Baker Eddy was placed in a receiving tomb at Mt Auburn Cemetery after a quiet service at Chestnut Hill. The funeral featured family mourners, guards at the crypt, and readings from Psalms John and Eddy's Science and Health as a solemn procession moved to the cemetery.

Beacon Hammond Ward Waverly Avenue Washington Centre Street Watertown Mt. Auburn Street James W. Scorgie

Telephone placed in vault for Mrs. Eddy guards

A telephone instrument was installed in the receiving vault with Mrs. Eddy’s body to summon Cambridge police if danger arises. Guards will watch day and night until the mausoleum is ready near Halcyon Pond. The list of active pallbearers and attendees at the funeral visit fills multiple carriages and a hearse.

Judge Smith Mrs. Eddy Mt. Auburn Mt. Auburn Cemetery Halcyon Pond W. W. Slocum Charles A. Blake Roderick McLennan Jonathan Irving Irving Slocum Christian Science Faith W. P. Maguire Watertown David B. Ogden Christian Secience Publication Company Mother Church Eddy Henry M. Baker

No Custom Tailor Has Anything on Hilton's for Making Smart Clothes

Victor Moore praises Hilton Ready-for-Service Clothes for style fit and finish in a lighthearted appraisal. The comedian notes Moore’s gift for slang and stage craft while highlighting Hilton’s line of smart garments.

Hilton Victor Moore Mr. Moore

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