The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-12
Mrs. Eddy Invites All TO
Visit Her
BEARS NO ILL WILL TO SON
If He and His Daughter Win Call They
win Be Cordially Welcomed
Yesterdays Doings in the
Case.

Concord, N. III, March IT, Concord
was startled yesterday BY the announce
ment from Pleasant View that Mrs.
Mary Baker G, Eddy win see at her
home any Of her relatives who are pe-
titioning the court to enable them To
obtain an accounting Of the manner in
which her affairs are alleged to be
managed by the leaders OF the Christian
Science church who are know ID the
Eddy Cabinet.
The announcement was made through
Congressman Henry NJ. Baker, MRS.
Eddy's cousin, who says that Mrs.
Eddy bears no i'll win towards her Son,
George Glover, his daughter, or any of
those interested in the suit which has
been begun against her cabinet, and that
| ii they win come to Pleasant View
they viii be cordially received BY Mrs.
Eddy.
BY the lawyers for the defendants
this Is looked upon as a move that was
decided upon after conference Of Mrs.
Eddy's attorneys Sunday night, BY
which they hoped to bring about com
promise
After her interview few months ago
with newspaper correspondents, who
agreed that she was physically incapable
/ Of any strenuous efforts and that her
mental condition was perhaps impaired,
Mrs. Eddy, through her cabinet, caused
/ it to be known that she would never
again permit herself to be interviewed
by any but those who surround her at
Pleasant View
On her drives about Concord since
then, she has been carefully guarded
/ by her foorman secretary, Calvin A.
! Frye, and it has been difficult to even
secure a glimpse OF her through her
carriage windows.
/ The Glover attorneys are astounded
/ by yesterdays announcement from
Pleasant View, and yesterday afternoon
/ they had not decided whether or not
/ they would permit their clients 10 &C.
eept Mrs. Eddy's offer
Meanwhile, though, the Glover law
/ yers are proceeding With their work Of
arranging for the dispositions that are
/ to be taken this week to throw light
/ upon Mrs. Eddys mental condition.
An agreement will probably be made
! by which Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy.
head Of the Christian Science church.
will receive the papers in the suit
brought by her son, George w. Glover,
TO secure an accounting OF her estate.
Mrs. Eddy and her lawyers, General
F. S. Streeter Of Concord and Samuel j.
/ Elder Of Boston, are TO have confer
ence at which the manner in which the
papers may be served on Mrs. Eddy win
be decided upon, and after this confer
ence Messrs, Elder and Streeter will
inset the Glover lawyers, ex- Senator
Chandler and Messrs Howe and Martin.
II is the wish OF everybody connect
ed WITH the case in a legal way that
Mrs. Eddy may De saved apy unnecessary
annoyance in connection with the serv.
ing Of the papers.
We wish to do everything possible
ia suit the convenience OF Mrs. Eddy IN
this matter" said Mr. Martin at Con-
cord, "and we viii consent TO anything
that viii save her annoyance. All we
desire is to have the papers served"
Writs may be served on the Boston
defendants, Alfred Farlow, Ira q Kemp,
Joseph Armstrong, William D. Ne.
Cracker and William b. johnson some
time today
Before they are served Mr.. Farlow
will have d conferences with the lawyers
representing the defence.