Canadian Union Conference by E. R. PALMER.

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

Canadian Union Conference

By E. R. PALMER.

Those who know what has been going on in eastern Canada during the past few weeks will be able to read a report representing more than the usual activity between the conspicuous dashes in their report. Brother B. B. Noftsger, who is still struggling on without an office assistant, has recently moved the office of the Canadian Union Conference and Publishing Association from Toronto, Ontario, to Ottawa, Quebec.

We know, without receiving any apology from him, that Brother Noftsger was too pressed with work to bring out the Canadian Union Messenger, or fill out the blank we sent to him for the report. A report for two months will probably appear in the next summary.

We are pleased to announce that Brother George W. Miller, former field missionary agent of the South Dakota Conference, has accepted a call from the Maritime Conference to labor in their field as field missionary agent. He is to attend the bookmen’s convention in Takoma Park, on his way to Nova Scotia.

As the organization is strengthened, and the number of workers increased, we expect to see the work develop rapidly in that interesting field.

E. R. PALMER.