“Lighten up”.

Your interior judgments concerning business affairs are reliable. Be a foe to no one. Keep this motto: “I trust in God.” ECH

Primary Lessons in Christian Living and Healing

A Textbook of Healing by the Power of Truth

As Taught and Demonstrated by the Lord Jesus Christ

By Annie Rix Militz [1900]

The Boston Home of Truth

Boston: 175 Commonwealth is located on the north side of Commonwealth, between Dartmouth and Exeter, with 173 Commonwealth to the east and 177 Commonwealth to the west. 175 Commonwealth was designed by Peabody and Stearns, architects, and built in 1881 by Woodbury & Leighton, builders, as the home of banker and trustee Charles Merriam and his wife, Helen (Jaques) Merriam. Helen Merriam died in 1904. Charles Merriam continued to live at 175 Commonwealth until his death in 1906. By 1908, it was the home of Stephen Long Bartlett and his wife, Florence (Ricker) Bartlett. Florence Bartlett died in March of 1937 and Stephen Bartlett died in October of 1937.

By 1940, 175 Commonwealth was owned by