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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 21, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 29.

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Field Notes

ON a recent Sabbath, eighteen persons were baptized at Lucky, Ark.
A CHURCH of seventeen members has been organized at Yale, Wash. Ten of these are new converts.
THE tent-meeting held at San Rafael, Cal., recently, has resulted in a few taking their stand for the Sabbath.
AT the close of the Central New England camp-meeting held at Worcester, Mass., twenty-seven persons received baptism.
BROTHER W. T. RAMSEY reports that twelve persons have accepted the truth at Charleston, Okla., as a result of meetings recently held there.
THE work in Michigan is onward. Fifteen persons have been baptized recently,—six at Stanton, two at Carson City, and seven at Jackson.
Two adults were baptized by Brother E. L. Maxwell at the close of a three weeks' meeting at Hobart, La. Both united with the church at that place.
TWENTY-ONE persons have taken a stand for the truth at Dogden, N. D., as a result of meetings held by Brother Carl Leer. Eleven desire baptism.
ELDER S. D. HARTWELL, after holding a short series of meetings with the Frost (Mich.) church on a recent Sunday, baptized six persons, who were received into the church.
ELDER J. F. PIPER recently baptized seventeen persons at Burt, N. Y. Baptismal services were also held at Buffalo on Sabbath, July 2, when this rite was administered to several.
AT the Minnesota camp-meeting, recently held at Hutchinson, Minn., twenty-eight persons received baptism. Baptism was also administered to six persons at Meadow Lawn, Minn.
ONE of the patients at the Florida Sanitarium, Orlando, Fla., has accepted the truth and received baptism. Several have accepted the truth as the result of a tent effort at Miami, Fla.
As the result of meetings held by Elder J. H. Hoffman at Prentice, Wis., one person was baptized. Ten young people took part in this rite on June 18, at the close of the camp-meeting.
THE meetings being held at Fort Worth, Tex., have resulted in four adults being baptized thus far. A church of fifteen members has also been organized at Barstow, Tex. Five of these are new Sabbath-keepers.
A REPORT from Fenelon Falls, Ontario, states that a Christian woman there has accepted the Sabbath truth, and the prospects are that others will soon follow her example. At Williamsdale, N. S., Elder J. A. Strickland has baptized two persons, and Brother L. D. Longard has baptized two at Scott's Bay, N. S.