The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
Announced 81 Church.

Announced ~ church
Few of Che congregation at the morn
knew ~ AIRS Eddy's death. The serv-
Zee was as usual. nut tae two readers,
judge smith and Mrs. Leland d. Pow
cre. s.ufcd the sermon Tor the dav.
Tie routine service. which closes
wi, On hymn. the reading or the sclon-
tif'c ststcmcnt on being and The benc-
before the bcncdictlou Judge Smith
changed the usual form By saying;
n shall now read part of q letter.
written bv our rovercd leader. and re-
printed on page 135 or miscellaneous
writing
lIy beloved students. You may be
looking 90 see mo iu ry accustomed
place with you, but this you must no
longer expect. when 7 retired from the
field OF labor 81 was departure. SO
cinliv. publicly and finally. from the
routine and from such material modes
e. society and our societies demand.
kumor1 are rumorq-nothinE more. T
am sun witr you on tne tleid on o2t
ue ialtiuE forward marches broader
and higher views. and with the hope
that you viii follow.
".Au our thoughts should be given
tt7u Science. You can wei afford 70
Elvc mo up. since you have iu my last
revised edition of science and Health
your teacher and guide
PASSED From sight
although these lines" said Judge
Smith. were written years ago, they
are true today and viii continue TO De
true. But u becomes my duty Co an
nouncc that Mrs. Eddy passed from our
slight last night at n quarter before n
o'clock. at her home on Chestnut hill"
Only those who sat through the scrv-
Ice with the knowledge OF the mo-
mcntous event of n few hours before
heard the bcncdfctior. Then the great
part OF the congregation left their seats
Eorrow. although many tear was shed
The strains OF ting rcccssionat on the
great organ were as Joyous a. ever.
,,A t-e eaureP goes se9tterea ri sit5es
leadership was referred to with great
reserve.
there would De no change in thc meth
ode or carrying on the work, that Mrs.
I-ddv-r teachings and Instruction would
De- Implicitly followed and the church
shat She founded would continue Co
grow in The future as 10 had fin the
n was pointed out that. with the ex-
crption or n few routine matters. the
actual direction OF the church work was
reliu0uished 90 great deeree by Ars.
EDDY some years before her death. al
though she continued TO keep IN close
touch with those 60 whom she had en-
trusted the work and had n clear uu-
deretnudiuE OF how 10 was being per
formed.
Tho notice. read AZ the morning serv-
Gee OF tho Mother church. was repeat
90 90 tho cvniur service 90 an unusual
reed at many other Christian Science
churches i1 thig section N tho country.
Dr. Vests Statement.
DR. George L. West. the medical cN-
amiucr who was called 20 the home o.
Mrs. Eddy and who filled out the death
certificate, made the following state
wrut tonight:
IN was called 60 the home OF Mrs.
Eddy early this morning am arrived
there about f-g0. 4 was met at the
door br Calvin a. Frye and others 81
tho household. who directed me TO a
bed chamber on the second floor. Here
] met Mrs Sargent.
found the body or n woman Of
about ninety wears. lying on the bed.
her hands crossed over her breast. The
face was somewhat wasted. but kindly
and iu reposc.
II talked with AR Frye. who said:
Mrs.. Eddy had been in error bout "a
week and passed away very quietly.
ffr- Frye described thc symptoms and
spoke % an Inflammation OF the chest
which led me Co the conclusion that
pneumonia had been the coutrihutory
cause 90 Death"
Alfred j. Farlow. OF the publication
company ~ the Christian Scientist
church and other leaders On the Mother
church. declined tonight TO make state
wruIe concerning the last hours of Airs.
Eddy beyond tho one made public iu
the course or the day.