Field Notes and Gleanings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 19, 1907

_Field Notes and Gleanings_

As the result of meetings held in Hesperus, Colo., by Brother C. H. Bates, six persons, all heads of families, signed the covenant.

At the close of meetings recently held at Tripp, S. D., by Brother C. W. Reiswig, two young sisters gave their hearts to the Lord and began the observance of the Sabbath.

FROM Rochester, N. Y., Brother J. W. Raymond reports the recent baptism of seven persons, and the addition of fifteen to the church. They are just starting a church-school as well.

BROTHER A. O. BURRILL, who has been spending a few months near Wheelock, N. D., has been doing some work in connection with the church in that place. He reports the addition of eight to the church on a recent Sabbath.

BROTHER T. B. WESTBROOK, who has been located in Elmira, N. Y., since the camp-meeting, reports some encouraging omens in the effort to obtain help from the citizens to build a church in that city that the message may be preached.

BROTHER E. H. CURTIS, who has been laboring with several churches and companies in Colorado, reports one sister as beginning to keep the commandments of God at Telluride, and at Hotchkiss, where he is now laboring, two have already taken their stand for the truth.

BROTHER G. A. LAGRONE is following up the interest created the past summer at Comanche, Tex. Brother C. W. Miller has also made occasional visits. Meetings have been held in a rented church since October 30, with a good attendance. Four persons, one of them a Methodist minister's wife, have taken their stand upon the commandments of God since the meetings began. November 20 six were buried with the Lord in baptism.