The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
WHERE SHALL mrs. EDDY LIE?.
SoN OBJIfTS FO PItN> or
THE en- RcH DIRII TORs.
,.io,cr Nants Red Taken tn New Hamp-
shire. the scene of Tier Fart, Iife. for
finai intctmrnt Relatives View the
nGdN ami Inspect the Mansion.

" Ia, nuiH a serious question whether
OF not th- body r; th' tuundr" and former
supreme head "f the Christian SCieNrc
Church would nnd IT. ulrir. 20 resting
place IN Mount Anhurn cemetery. three
mile outside of r. ,tnn. OF in the vicinity
Of concord y y whore Mr,, tt,iv was
tcra End where 80 S;nr' - rrGnv wears
OF her Efe
IL IL KNOW 'ha' ';s-rr-n t,lovsr arrived
10 md that M" directors Of the Mother
Church, whom h." opposed IN tho Next
Friends sur If iGIf over the provision
for Mr. tddv hci'~ had decided with
out confcrsn win him th-t III" should
be buried IN Mount Annnrn cemetery.
Mrs Eddy ~nn Expressed himself
a. strongly opposed - rvs disposition
of his mothers tody and m favor OF
Tiltcn. y II winch wa- Mrs EDDY
former home or he .','i.'". Pleasant View
on the outstrr'- Il concord "a the SPOT
for the final nr"r"Nent.
IL became known lare to-nIgh- that DR.
Ebeaezer i Poster Eddy Of Waterbury
Vt. Mrs Eddy adopted son. who has
come 10 Boston - attend the funeral
tomorrow. l. also opposed to tho fla, of
the church directors a. TO tn" location Of
the famous womans grave
While he wa 81 first IN favor Of her
interm-nt IN a specially prepared tomb
beneath the floor of the Mother Church
in Bost on. upon consult al ION with George
Glover this afternoon Dr Eddy deferred
70 the SON views and joined with him in
advocating Tifon or Concord as the place
where the tomb of Mrs Eddy should
stand
Since the directors Of the MOI her
Church have planned thar their leaders
body should rest N n receiving vault n
Mount Auburn Cemetery after the funeral
services at the home IN Newton 10 morrow
morning and no arrangements have been
made by them for a final inter1nen' IN
this famous park of he dead Mr. Glover =
and DR. Foster Eddy'- adverse desires
concerning the ultimate resting place
will not in any vay disturb Tomorrow
programme Tor tho funeral II simply
leaves for arbitration III. important
question Of tn" loclr on of Mrs Fddy's
permanent abiding place
News Of his SERIOUS difference Of
opinion hAclma current early -nls eve
ming only after several Of the directors
Of The Mother Ch;rcn had stopped the
Boston Twentieth Century Llmirei a, the
fe- stagI 81 Als'pn. three miles away
from rhs ,IrmIH1t a-lpu N BCs on. and
had received Nlr. Clover his -pn George.
ana hts daughter Mary. ~ a fast lraN e.
ling auto GIOpli". @" whtS> them OF 10 me
Brookline resi-enCc uf prominent mem
Der OF me ,nr'sugn SCielC. Church IN
Boston
Boston refryter-. VIII hed waited a.
the two "i,T stations on he Ros'"n Fn!
Albany line over Wu'Cn fae lwer ,eth
century Limited gG-.s-. 'lat not counted
on the pO""- If nr.-J,s.n science - op
this ElSCrO Ls,Y scgs su'cd flyer a "A way
siai;-t. arr for ne nrrier par ~ the
afternoon ne s'"e imp. RI unins Alfred
FaIloU me r.ur-~eu a, i've Il ne hoard
- c'irP~. "a. 700 IL. ne uLgkIu i my err
which ha@ hsci-sN ss,G''y Srapr";' oV 81
the Whereabouts f Mr. Eddy -,n
Il he'd nyt. EcN!v.i = word froEn tho
ordained - fnP' -rcnE"Hrrni> for thc
funeral from tny E iEo III, : IL fed nn
thai mcth"- We DID n la, Sunday
until IT," p ,ai. VI. -. "sv t"1rs"
,norninG- # rrvr corr h"- NJ rly
I'm che is-k - hud o. .N.~y' ing Ia .
tcon arranG, 3! h.. e.. nail kno.' not
ing bu, whl, NV. -. 4 ~ d. PEp"rs
tlalg,r'' firm -. T. living I'm fro;l
chicago. wrirh i--iLn- N tho wain NV
York {. mt a. linz - Albany. vas nc. ing
If not Ic-:l ';,y ~. ~ I'd Through
me ,in.c HI Z i..' Chrrs IN s. nc
Puhlicst'on Comm ' IN ~ led lphis
a,rrang. II, Al, we. rai Vllh nc NcS
\ oFk {, ntrgl tI.., 'H. | r- n y century
should stop - ~. ~, -'lhur"Sn ia
lLz.:ioa in HI Snv m :,rr tain
vricb eT'~ "a TIM" =, rL" mlnu,N d spit.
tie sno. storm. GulI.d ~ AlisT-u a.
i.w minT' sir,r li...D r'clC"k this morn
ing End Glove. h,- children nd j & .
Ivan. -" Fri nd who n~i JpIn"d tn" party [
in low end com" IN f-a-t ~ith 49,. t;ov
o.s. slIght.d On ~, >t.'Ion Pie form /
The aior a. "n it, ray gam wlII i"ss /
than rhr'N minuf' ipst
The man from Lead had received - !
communication from Archibald Mcclellan |
the chairman of the directorate Of the 7
Mother Church. when tn" tram reached
Worcester an hour : run ont 81 Boston +
This advi-. ~ It h" leave the tram az
AlisHon. ww'I'' rN"r" would be friends /
Ia meet hm IRE ro-:Guctor pi the tram /
had received his orders from further |
back on the iin- han Worcester. Every. !
thing was arranged even to m" part 81 /,
Mr Farlow. who had advise III. boston
reporters that they had better disrrIblIt" I
them--lvt- ucrwecn the Huntington ave F
nue. aud III" <DIth stations IN awaiting
the arrival Il Glover. lost he might elId.'
them
MIR Mcclellan was waiting AZ Alison .
with his big.alItumuhil" With HIM w.r"
Adam n. brCk"y. one ~ thu. directors /
and tn" former private S"cr"'ary 70 Mr. !
Eddy. and Calvin :. Frye. who had been I
Mrs Eidy'- right hand man during the .
wears Of her sachI-ion at Newton The !
Glover party got into Mr. Mcclellan , |
machine and started at a rapid rat. for
Brookline with Dick"y and Frye follow
ing in "A Carriage.
III" South Dnkotn heirs were takcn IN
niedIafeiy to the home Of iir- John VI
Long ear IN ma ial member Of th.
First hurch WhO itv.- ut Sca..r and
leicester 4r-e"'- IN Brookhne N-s
Iongyezr- naruo has been rnent oned ..-
that OF III devoted me- ubo. 81 tn" Mo;h.- .
{ nIrch who mad offered three iois nnar
Ha!cy on Lake in -" Ioiint Auburn Gene
te.v 10 ." bur al in' for Mrs. EDDY
To one with UEoGi Mr. Glover had been
intimate on IA" am o'Ii Of Ihlcp 20 and
TO wh,m n" had cunlided much Of his
mystInca:oU aud i!-pl"asu-" over the
Silence rh- .il..,'1rs mad preserved whiln
making .r.. '~eanyc'n"ns- FOR tn" d'--
POSITION Of Irs. FCGy.- renalrs The son
had said. The .lr-f place I want 20 go