Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 23, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 47.

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THE baptism of six persons is reported from Dubuque, Iowa.

During the Fijian Mission council seventeen were baptized.

SEVEN gospel tent companies are working in Greater New York.

TWELVE members have been added to the North Creek church in eastern New York.

A NEW church building at Jacksonville, Fla., was recently dedicated to the service of God.

AT Woodland Park, eastern Colorado, six new believers have recently signed the covenant.

SIX persons were baptized during a recent visit to Elder C. F. McVagh to Carson City, Mich.

A SABBATH school was recently organized at Concord, Vt., and eight persons were baptized there.

SIX candidates, all adults, were baptized on a recent Sabbath by Elder H. H. Votaw, at Columbus, Ohio.

THE Grand Junction church, western Colorado, reports six new members, and the company at Montrose, seven.

THE report of eleven new church members and the organization of a Sabbath school comes from Hope Villa, La.

ELDER E. L. SANFORD baptized eleven new believers at Portland, Maine, recently, and seven have received baptism at Milo.

TWENTY-TWO persons in Lawrence, Mass., are keeping the Sabbath as the result of a tent effort conducted by Elder J. K. Jones.

ELDER C. H. PARKER writes of the organization of a Sabbath school, with a membership of thirty-one, at Atchin, New Hebrides.

ELDER ANOL GRUNDSET reports nine persons baptized, and four awaiting baptism, at Lockhart, Minn., where he has been in charge of a tent effort.

EIGHTEEN have accepted the truth in Kansas City, Kans., as a result of the summer's work there, and six in Coffeyville. A Sabbath school has been organized in Hill City.

AT the close of tent meetings in Crawford, Nebr., twenty-four arose, indicating their intention of obeying the commandments of God. At Lincoln twenty have already taken their stand for the truth.

THIRTY-EIGHT persons received baptism at the Western Washington Conference camp meeting, held at Tacoma.

FROM Republican Grove, Va., comes the report of the baptism of fourteen persons, and the organization of a church whose membership list holds the names of nineteen heads of families.

A SABBATH school and a church of eight members were organized recently at Marsh, Mont., and what is known as the Blue Mountain church has been organized near Wibaux, by Elder U. Bender.

THE workers engaged in the tent effort at Ithaca, N. Y., report twenty-two persons obeying the commandments of God as the result of their efforts. Their Sabbath school has a membership of thirty-five.