Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 10, 1908

Four families have accepted the truth as a result of the tent-meetings held at Yates Center, Kan.

Elder H. H. Wilcox reports the baptism of three persons at Hewitville, N. Y., on Sunday, August 9.

As a result of the tent-meeting conducted in Richmond, Va., seven persons have begun to observe the Sabbath.

A report in the Kansas Worker states that three have taken their stand for the truth as a result of the tent-meetings at Morrill, Kan.

The membership of the church at Sacramento, Cal., was increased by the addition of three who were baptized on Sabbath, August 8.

At Sheyenne, N. D., three persons were baptized on a recent Sabbath, and at the same time ten members were added to the church.

As a result of the tent-meetings in Bridgeport, Conn., ten persons were baptized on August 23. Six others are keeping the Sabbath.

The good report comes from Porter, Okla., that the efforts put forth there have resulted in the baptism of eight, and the organization of a church.

The following report comes from Dover, the capital of Delaware: “Last Sabbath three accepted the message of salvation, and kept the Sabbath with us.”

Brother C. M. Clark, reporting from Chamberlain, S. D., says: “On a recent Sabbath three candidates were baptized, and nine persons were received into the church.”