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Julia S. Bartlett (1842-1924) was born in Windsor, Connecticut, and died
in Boston, Massachusetts. Her involvement with Christian Science began in 1880 when she
was healed by Asa G. Eddy. She was also a student of Mary Baker Eddy's, studying with
her in 1880 (Primary class), 1884 (Normal class) and 1887 (Obstetrics class). For the
remainder of her life, Bartlett was an active Christian Scientist, taking on many
responsibilities, including the roles of teacher, practitioner, and lecturer. She joined
the Church of Christ (Scientist) on December 25, 1881, and was one of the twelve original
First Members when the Church reorganized as The First Church of Christ, Scientist, on
September 23, 1892. She served on several Church committees over the next 30 years,
including the Bible Lesson Committee, Business Committee, and Benevolent
Committee.
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