Accession: 582.60.009
Editorial Title: John H. Veazey to Mary Baker Eddy, August 2, 1886
Author: John H. Veazey 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: August 2, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by John H. Veazey on unlined paper from Old Town, Maine.
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Old TownAs Written:Oldtown MaineAs Written:Me, Aug, 2d 1886
The Rev. Mrs. Eddy–
Dear Madam–

Some ten days ago I wrote to youEditorial Note: See 582.60.008. from St. Stephen N. B.Editorial Note: St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada relative to entering one of your classes.

Your reply not having as yet reached me, & having now returned to my home it occurs to me that perhaps I ought to have given you references as to my standing.

Would therefore name Wm R. M. Hook- of 205 West Springfield street- BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts, as one who has known me many years. Also Mrs. Hook, his wife, who is a distant relative of mine –

Mr. Hook is a deacon in Warren Av. Baptist ChurchAs Written:Ch. (Rev. Mr. Giffords–)

Am also somewhat acquainted with Rev. Prof. Steinstra– of Cambridge divinity school- (He is now visiting in Robbinston - Maine)

The Bishop of Maine, (Dr. H. A. NeelyEditorial Note: Henry A. Neely (1830-1899) was the second Episcopal Bishop of Maine., Portland) or any of his clergy might be named, & my name etc. will be found in any clergy listAs Written:clergylist of the ProtestantAs Written:Pront. Episcopal Church.

I trust you may be able to place me on your list, if As Written: of not at once, at least, in a future class– though it would be a great convenience if it could be in September, for I could then take a vacation most easily –

Trusting this may receive your favorable consideration – I remain

Yours Sincerely in the work of redeeming man –
John H. Veazey–
Rector St, James ChurchAs Written:Ch.
Old TownAs Written:Oldtown, MaineAs Written:Me–

P. S.

I have been reading "Science & Health"Editorial Note: Science and Health with Key to the Scripturesby Mary Baker Eddy & find my former questions answered. Am willing however to give up anything for Truth —

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OldtownCorrected:Old Town MeExpanded:Maine, Aug, 2d 1886
The Rev. Mrs. Eddy–
Dear Madam–

Some ten days ago I wrote to youEditorial Note: See 582.60.008. from St. Stephen N. B.Editorial Note: St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada relative to entering one of your classes.

Your reply not having as yet reached me, & having now returned to my home it occurs to me that perhaps I ought to have given you references as to my standing.

Would therefore name Wm R. M. Hook- of 205 West Springfield street- BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts, as one who has known me many years. Also Mrs. Hook, his wife, who is a distant relative of mine –

Mr. Hook is a deacon in Warren Av. Baptist Ch.Expanded:Church (Rev. Mr. Giffords–)

Am also somewhat acquainted with Rev. Prof. Steinstra– of Cambridge divinity school- (He is now visiting in Robbinston - Maine)

The Bishop of Maine, (Dr. H. A. NeelyEditorial Note: Henry A. Neely (1830-1899) was the second Episcopal Bishop of Maine., Portland) or any of his clergy might be named, & my name etc. will be found in any clergylistCorrected:clergy list of the Pront.Expanded:Protestant Episcopal Church.

I trust you may be able to place me on your list, of Corrected: if not at once, at least, in a future class– though it would be a great convenience if it could be in September, for I could then take a vacation most easily –

Trusting this may receive your favorable consideration – I remain

Yours Sincerely in the work of redeeming man –
John H. Veazey–
Rector St, James Ch.Expanded:Church
OldtownCorrected:Old Town, MeExpanded:Maine–

P. S.

I have been reading "Science & Health"Editorial Note: Science and Health with Key to the Scripturesby Mary Baker Eddy & find my former questions answered. Am willing however to give up anything for Truth —

 
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See 582.60.008. St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada Boston, Massachusetts Henry A. Neely (1830-1899) was the second Episcopal Bishop of Maine. Science and Health with Key to the Scripturesby Mary Baker Eddy