New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
MRS. EDDY MOVES.
TO LITE IN BROOkLINE.
Object 10 Be Near "Mother
Church." 1t Is Sad.

BOSTON Ian o6-Guarded by the utmost Sc
crecv and with every detail of the journey
shrouded in the deepest mystery, Mrs. Mary
Baker G. Eddy, founder and head of the Chrls-
tian Science Church. removed by speclai
train to-day with all her household attendahts'
from Pleasant View, in Concord, N. H., Where
she has lived for nineteen years, to a new mouse
in the fashionable Chestnut Hill sectloh Oh
Brookline.
7rbo Coming WAS unheralded and only a few
of the leaders of the Christian Science Church
had been made aware of the contemplateq
change Even the train crew which early to-day
took the private of the vice-presldent Oh the
Boston & Maine Railroad to Concord were COM
manded to maintain absolute secrecy as 10 the
trim they were to make, and the best men in
tho service of the road assigned to the
duty.
PILOT ENGINE CLEARS THE WAY
praceded bv a pilot engine to clear the way,
the special train of three cars left concord at
> o'clock and proceeded over three raiirodds ny
a circuitolis route to the Chestnut Hill Stauoh
on the Boston & Albany road. In the rear OF
+ba train to guard against collision, traied
third engine.
Arriving in Brookline at O'Clock the party
,,,ac taken to the estate of r. Ashton
t-o,ce one of the most beautiful in all
r2rooIxIine even before 100000 had been spent
f, the last four months to remodel IT, and there
Mrs Eddy was settled in her new home
The most unusual scene attended the arrival
of the special train at Chestnut hllI S'a'lon
There were seven closed carriages 10 meet am
o,,,-ov the marty to the Lawrence estate. The
fifth carriage in the line, the smallest OF All ana
the least conspicuous, was occupied pT MIS-
Eddy Calvin \ Frye. her secretary, ana an
,ttar man apnarentIy a groom. All were
carried bouquets Of beautiful flowers. Inc
,.,,,o home was reached at Just go o'clock.
One by one the men and women OF the party
oIior+ed and gathering about the massive porch
.t the front entrance. stood in line on either SIDE
from, the carriage steps to the house "heh
the carriage of Mrs. Eddy drove UP to the porch
Calvin A. Frye was the first TO leave H. anu
following him came the other man. ~edhlIiS
bacl, into the carriage, the big man. powerful
of limb gathered up the frail form of Mrs. Edoy-
Wrapped in q long sealskin cape, with A oidch
bonnet trimmed with violets on her heau' anu
-,+b ber hands protected by white gloves. she
was carried gently UP the steps IN the Dig
mans arms through the long line Of people. who
nournlured softly as she passed Then she was
taken upstairs in the house and placed in what
will he her own private room, on the front or
Commonwealth avenue side.
HOUSE BURSTS INTO LIGHT,
Immediately the whole great house burst ll'"
light and from every window came the rays
whore before only a few lights had burned dln-
J., Trunks and grips were passed in and soon
all except one Of the party had passed into the
house. Calvin a. Frye remained behind ana
u,as closely nressed for information by a num-
bor Of newspaper men and others Absolutely
refusing to give any names Of those in the party
o 10 make anv statement about the strange
scene he turned to six tall powerful men VINO
stood near him and ordered that every person
no at once put off the grounds. Then he turned
and entered the house and his orders were
obeyed without delay.
At 8 o'clock the light in Mrs Eddys room
WAS extinguished. little later the servants
nassed from the house to their quarters. and
the first night in her new home had begun for
Mrs Eddy Six men remained on guard
through the night, and tomorrow six others
will take their places for the day guard. Within
. week PERMITS have been issued by the Brook
line police for the men to carry arms, and il is
believed the watch of six at night and six by
day viii be continued at the home for some
time
The names OF most OF those who comprised
Mrs. Eddy's party were later learned, fol-
lows: Calvin a Frye, secretary; John Lathrop.
assistant secretary. Arthur Bosburgh. record
ine, secretary: John Salchow, personal groom
for Mrs Eddy; Miss Sarah Sargent and Miss
Sarah Clark maids to Mrs. Eddy. Mrs Mary
scott housekeeper. and three servants; the Rev
Continued o. q second sa&A