The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
Founder of Christian Science Church Carried from Con cord to Boston in Spe-
 cial Train.
TO RESIDE IN BRooKLINE
Grounds of New Home in Chestnut Hill Section There Guarded Day and Night by
 Armed Men.

bOSlon, Jan, 1o.--Gudrded by the utmost secrecy and with every detail of the journey shreuded in the deep est mystery, Mrs Mary Baker G. Eddy, founder and head of the Chris tian Science church, was removed by special train to-day, with all her household attendants from Pleasant View, in Concord, N H., where she has lived for nineteen years, to new house in the fashionable Chestnut Hill section of Brooklne. Her com ing was unheralded and only a few of the leaders of the Christian Science church had been made aware of the contemplated change. Even the train crew which early to-day took the private car of the vice president of the Boston and Maine road to Concord were commanded to maintain absolute secrecy as to the trip they were to make and the best men in the service of the road were assigned to the duty
 Preceded by a pilot engine to clear the way, the special train of three cars left Concord at o'clock and pro ceeded over three railroads by a cir cuitous route to the Chestnut Hill station of the Boston and Albany road. In the rear of the train, to guard against collision, trailed a third engine.
 Arriving in Brookline at o'clock the party was taken to the late Amory A. Lawrence estate, one of the most beautiful in all Brookline even before s1o0,0oO had been spent in the past four months to rempdel it, and here Mrs. Eddy was settled in her new home
 The most unusual scene attended the arrival of the special train al Chestnut Hill station. There were seven closed carriages to meet and convey the party to the Lawrence es. tate. The fifth carriage in the line the smallest of all and the least con. spicuous, was occupied by. Mrs. Eddy Calvin A. Frye, her secretary, and an other man, apparently groom Al were warmly wrapped in furs and the women all carried bouquets of heauti fni flowers.
 The Lawrence home was reached at just 5:20 o'clock. One by one tn, men and women of the party alightet and gathering about the massive porcf al the front entrance. stood in line oi either side from the carriage steps tc the house. When the carriage of Mrs Eddy drove up to the porch Calvin A Frye was the first to leave it and fol lowng him came the other man Lean ing back into the carriage, the big man powerful of limb, gathered up the frai form of Mrs. Eddy. wrapped in long sealskin cape, with black bonne trimmed with violets on her head. an with her han1s protected by whit, gloves, she was carried gently up tn steps in the big mans arms, throug the long line of people. who murmuret softly as she passed. Then she wa taken up stairs in the house and place in what will be her own private room on the front, or Commonwealth avenu side.
 Immediately the whole great hous. burst forth into light and from ever window came the rays. where befor but few lights burned dimly. Trunk and grips were passed in and soon a but one of the party had passed int the house. Calvin A Frye remaine' behind and was closely pressed for in formation by number of newspaper men and others. Absolutely refusing t give any names of those in the part or to make any statement about tn strange scene, he turned 10 six tai powerful men who stood near him am ordered that every person he at one put off the grounds. Then he turne and entered the house and his order were obeyed without delay.
 Six men remained on guard througl the night and tomorrow six others wi take their places for the day guard Within a week permits have been is sued by the Brookline police for tn men to. carry arms and it is believe the watch of six at night and six b day will be continued at the home fo some time.
 The names of most of those who com prised Mrs. Eddy's party were late learned as follows: Calvin A. Frye, sec retary, John Lathrop. assistant secre taary Arthur Nosburgh. recording sec retary; John Salchow. personal groor for Mrs Eddy; Misses Sarah Sargen and Sarah Clark, maids to Mrs. Eddy Mrs Mary Scott. housekeeper and thre servants; Rev Irving c Tomlinsol formerly reader in the Frs. churcl Boston; Dr Alpheus B Morrill,. Bo: