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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 7, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 27.

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Field Notes

Seven persons have been baptized at Ketchum, Okla., recently.
Two persons have recently begun to keep the Sabbath at Leavenworth, Kan.
Elder D. U. Hale reports the baptism of four persons at Oxly, Mo., recently.
Four additions have been made to the church at Muncie, Ind., during the winter.
A letter from Elder A. R. Bell states that six persons are ready for baptism at Carlisle, Pa.
While stopping over at McCook, Neb., Elder A. T. Robinson baptized a new convert.
Elder F. B. Grant has been spending a few days in Farmington, Maine, and reports two new Sabbath-keepers.
At Elliott, Cal., ten are now keeping the Sabbath, and others are showing a deep interest in the message.
Eight persons were baptized recently at Thayer, Kans.
Three have decided to obey the Lord at Ishpeming, Mich.
At Tuscumbia, Ala., three persons were recently baptized.
Four new converts were baptized at Marshfield, Ore., recently.
Elder U. S. Anderson reports one new convert at Greentown, Ind.
Two families have taken a firm stand for the truth at Clam Falls, Wis.
Three new converts have begun to keep the Sabbath at Frederic, Wis.
Brother D. U. Hale reports the baptism of three persons at Cabool, Mo.
Elder C. A. Hansen recently baptized three persons at Trufant, Mich.
At Ford City, Pa., five persons have begun the observance of the Sabbath.
At the annual outing of the church at Harrisburg, Pa., recently, nine persons were baptized by Elder A. R. Bell.
At Hugo, Manitoba, several persons have taken their stand for God and his commandments, and desire baptism.
Twenty-one persons have taken a stand for the truth at Simcoe, Ontario, as a result of meetings held at that place.
Brother Hans Bonde reports two new Sabbath-keepers at Islay, Alberta, Canada, and some interested ones at Vegreville.
As the result of meetings held recently in Algona, Iowa, fourteen have been added to the church there, eleven by baptism.
Nine persons, eight in Milltown, Ind., and one at Marengo, Ind., have begun the observance of the Sabbath during the last few weeks.
An interesting service was conducted at Aurora, Ill., recently, when four new converts were baptized, Elder C. R. Magoon performing the rite.
Recently six persons were baptized, and added to the church at Grand Island, Neb. Others are keeping the Sabbath who will be baptized later.
A letter from Elder B. Post reports that one or two have accepted the truth at Frederic, Wis., since the meetings were begun there; others are interested.
Three of the students at the academy at Lacombe, Alberta, were recently baptized by Elder C. A. Burman. Seven students in all have now taken this step since last fall.
Word just received from Brother W. F. Kilmer, of Carbondale, Pa., says that several are keeping the Sabbath in West Clifford, Pa., as the result of meetings held there by Elder C. S. Weist.
Brother C. H. Miller reports the baptism of six adults at Hartington, Neb.
Elder W. E. Bidwell recently baptized two young people at Pleasant Hill, Ohio.
At Mason City, Iowa, fourteen persons have been added to the church, eleven by baptism.
As the result of meetings held at Gay, W. Va., five persons have accepted the Sabbath and been baptized.
Five of the students of Bethel (Wis.) Academy were baptized recently by the principal, Elder C. L. Stone.
As a result of the labors of Brother R. L. Bradford, at Ottawa, Kan., four persons have accepted the truth.
As the result of meetings held at Cartersville, Ga., recently, three adults have begun the observance of the Sabbath.
Elder C. A. Wyman baptized fourteen students at the Laurelwood Academy, Gaston, Ore., shortly before the close of the year’s work.
On a recent Sabbath a baptismal service was held in the English church at Minneapolis, Minn., when two candidates were baptized. Elder A. W. Kuehl officiated. Others will be baptized soon.
Baptismal services were held at Maple Grove, N. C., recently, when Elder R. T. Nash baptized seven persons. Twenty-two were taken into the church, all but three of this number being new converts.