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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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Date Day Events / Notes Place 1 Sun Weather report for this month at Ridgely where the Swami stayed. Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 2 Mon   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 3 Tue Letter: Mary Hale Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 4 Wed   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 5 Thu Letter: Mrs. G.W. Hale Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 6 Fri   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 7 Sat   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 8 Sun   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 9 Mon   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 10 Tue   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 11 Wed   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 12 Thu   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 13 Fri   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 14 Sat   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 15 Sun

The first permanent Vedanta Headquarters in New York formally opened - at 146 East Fifty-Fifth Street (between Lexington and Third Avenues). The Center had a library, weekday lectures, classes and private interviews were held regularly, and had a regular meditation hour

Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 16 Mon   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 17 Tue   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 18 Wed   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 19 Thu   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 20 Fri   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 21 Sat   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 22 Sun   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 23 Mon Letter: Mrs. G.W. Hale Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 24 Tue   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 25 Wed Letter: Sister Christine Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 26 Thu   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 27 Fri   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 28 Sat   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 29 Sun   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 30 Mon Letters: Mary Hale and Sister Christine Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 31 Tue   Host: Francis Leggett,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY

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