Mr. Dickey Secretary to Mary Baker Eddy

On a snowy day one hundred years ago Adam Dickey walked up the driveway to the Chestnut Hill estate near Boston to begin his service as secretary to Mary Baker Eddy, the leader of the Christian Science movement. As he went about his daily life during the next three years at Chestnut Hill, Dickey kept journal notes of conversations and spiritual lessons with Mrs. Eddy as well as routine happenings and some difficulties in "the household." He also recorded Mrs. Eddy's handling of business affairs of the Christian Science movement which was by now a world-wide phenomenon.