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1861
October
— Mrs. Patterson (Mary Baker Eddy) first reads of
Dr. Phineas Parkhurst Quimby of Portland, Maine [Mary
Baker Eddy, Gill p.126]
1862
October
— Mrs. Patterson (Mary Baker Eddy) first meets with
Dr. Phineas Parkhurst Quimby [Mary Baker Eddy, Gill
p.119]
1865
October
6 — Mrs. Patterson's (Mary Baker Eddy) father, Mark
Baker, passes on. [Mary Baker Eddy: Years of Discovery,
Peel p.191]
1875
October
30 — First edition of Science and Health
ready for sale [The Cross and the Crown p.38]
1885
October
25 — Church services in Boston moved to Chickering
Hall - filled to capacity (500) [The Cross and the Crown
p.129]
1889
October
29— Mrs. Eddy desolved the Massachusetts Metaphysical
College, reopening it as an auxillary of her church in 1898
[Rolling Away the Stone p.100]
1893
October
1 — Ground broken for church edifice in Boston (The
Mother Church) [Rolling Away the Stone p.423]
1905
October
— Original Mother Church adds third service on Sundays
to accomodate crowds [Rolling Away the Stone p.356]
1906
October
30 — Mrs.Eddy meets with a number of reporters at
her home, Pleasant View, to dispell rumors that she was
either dead or incapacitated [Mary Baker Eddy, Gill
p.479]
1910
October
— Mrs. Eddy requires that her picture be removed from
present and future church publications [Rolling Away
the Stone p.426]
References:
Beasley, Norman. The Cross and the Crown: The History
of Christian Science and its founder Mary Baker Eddy.
1952. Robert H. Somer Publisher. Harrington Park, New Jersey.
Gill,
Gillian. Mary Baker Eddy. 1998. Perseus Books.
Reading, Massachusetts
Gottschalk,
Stephen. Rolling Away the Stone: Mary Baker Eddy's Challenge
to Materialism. 2006. Indiana Unversity Press. Bloomington
& Indianapolis, Indiana.
Peel,
Robert. Mary Baker Eddy: Years of Discovery. 1966.
Holt, Rinehart and Winston. New York, Chicago, San Francisco.
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