Accession: L16256
Editorial Title: Laura E. Sargent to Edward A. Kimball, May 30, 1901
Author: Laura E. Sargent 
Recipient: Edward A. Kimball 
Date: May 30, 1901
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Laura E. Sargent on printed stationery from Concord, New Hampshire.
Editorial Note: The background of this letter is the unsuccessful lawsuit brought against Mary Baker Eddy by Josephine Curtis Woodbury. The suit began on July 31, 1899 and concluded in Eddy’s favor on June 5, 1901. On January 17, 1901, Edward A. Kimball had been called to Boston and commissioned by Eddy to represent her in all matters related to the Woodbury suit.
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Concord, New HampshireAs Written:N. H.
May 30,– 1901.
Mr E. A. Kimball,
Dear Brother:

I have written to Mrs Watson to learn whether anyoneAs Written:any one has called to serve papers on meEditorial Note: Sargent was apparently concerned that she could be called to testify in the Woodbury lawsuit..

If not do you think it would be safe for me to return to BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts?

Will you kindly let me know?

Are there any special Jurors you would like to have me pray for?

Fraternally,
Laura E. Sargent.
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Concord, N. H.Expanded:New Hampshire
May 30,– 1901.
Mr E. A. Kimball,
Dear Brother:

I have written to Mrs Watson to learn whether any oneCorrected:anyone has called to serve papers on meEditorial Note: Sargent was apparently concerned that she could be called to testify in the Woodbury lawsuit..

If not do you think it would be safe for me to return to BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts?

Will you kindly let me know?

Are there any special Jurors you would like to have me pray for?

Fraternally,
Laura E. Sargent.
 
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Sargent was apparently concerned that she could be called to testify in the Woodbury lawsuit. Boston, Massachusetts