The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
Mrs. Eddy's Best Years -
Still to Come.
Mrs. Moore, Cousin bv M,-,
clares Christian Science 49,
Has Not Failed For
Five Years
Special TO the Boston Amer,o,

Five Years,
Special 10 the Boston Amer,c,.
CONCORD, N. H. An,;,
George Fl. Moore, No. o5 W.
cousin by marriage and persaua,
of Mrs. Mary Baker G.. Eddy =
Mrs, Eddy is n remarkahly
woman physically, while the W. ~
derful woman in the world I mo
and spiritually, and that All ,.s
the contrary are the merest nos'
Mrs. Moore talked to ths
American reporter in her first >,
interview for publication abc..|
Eddy.
Her husband, George H. Mos,,
died last summer, was NV,
business man of Concord and IN
is one Of the finest in the citv
Mrs. Moore and her hushars
charter members and trustess
Concord church. Mrs. Moors h,
custodian Of Mrs. Eddy,s
private room in the church 4
since its erection, which is ~
thousands annually,
Mrs Moore is sure that NJ.
has many of her most usefnl !.
store and has not failed in The y
years. She said;
''The recent attack upon Nm
was most outrageous and iums:
Has Not Disturbed Mrs pds
Fortunately it has not m,,
disturbed Mrs. Eddy or affsr,I
work, while the cause Of a
Science has been undoubtedly Al
by it. as is evidenced by ~
creased attendance in her chor,-
over the country. 1 talked ~
Eddy some weeks ago. She wa :
and according TO her cuEou
passing extended me friepdlv
ing. 1 carried out to the esi1'
bunch Of flowers such as IA
liked. Thanking me for the
she invited me TO 90 out to n
View and see some new thing 4
just received.
One was sculptured bus.
Eddy, presented by friends d
last work of q noted artist. III
to call before now, for some of =
agreeable hours have been SD
her. You see, / helped 10
Pleasant View for Mrs. Eddyi
ancy and we'll l remember The n
suggestions always made by q
calling to look over the work
Sometimes they did moi ag14
our ideas, but she had her way
invariably turned out that q
right.
f'It was so in everything q
and il so continues. Daily Z
tounds her friends by seeming
ceiye many moves ahead Of 4
everything her mind touches d
found her so interesting that /
the innumerable calls at Pleaa1|
and during certain longer period
| I assisted in the household.
"I think it was year g
July that Mrs. Eddy hrst vii|
private room in the church. I
| fed us very much to have her
liked the furnishings and arranl
which she declared were qulLs
When in the church, Mrs. M1
all the inscriptions about th1
without the aid of glasses
astonished, even though | .u
knew her so well. She is alx
prising us with her capabilitl9
"Mrs. Eddy always knows
she wants and when and how
it. We have come to unders'a
she is right each time, even
not Immediately see her puy
turns out always that her JUDI
superior to that of her ADV
matter how astute they may pc
Secs Many Years Ahssd
81 have never been i1tg
about Mrs, Eddy before. W
been previously published a.
from me was made up. Ny bon!
have been misrepresented u p'
Nv husband, who was Nh
first cousin, died year ago !. =
day, after a business life ID -
fort five years, beginning va,
sixteen. He knew Mrs. Eddy ~
hood. I have known her
and rejoice in the behei tau
mics are being thwarted II
tack upon her and her caasS
"It has been said, Mrs, hs,
Mrs. Eddy has most wouden.
that she actually read the en-.
word trustee document withou1
when it was in written foTl
presence of her legal cou1ia
visers, -
"I have heard that ths
answered Mrs. Moore. an
possesses splendid vision. S
other powers. She has the 9
twonty- two-year old girl. Iley
most beautiful eyes | ever ~
Eddy is not infrm in any
would really pass for a wom
enty-flve years. .,,..M
HMentally she is brilliant os'
lief. We all believe she has W.
years yet to live and IN war