Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 21, 1909

Field Notes

Five persons were baptized at Carthage, Mo., recently, and united with the church at that place.

As a result of work done during the week of prayer, eleven were baptized on a recent Sabbath at St. Helena, Cal.

Two persons have united with the church at Northfield, Ind., as a result of meetings recently held in that place.

MRS. ANNIE SUFFICool, of Madison, Wis., reports that she has eleven interested readers, and two have made a start to obey the truth.

FOUR have taken their stand for the truth at Arkansas City, Kan., since the organization of the church there, and as many more are arranging to do so soon.

BROTHER A. J. OSBORNE says: “The work at Fortuna (Cal.) is still onward. I assisted Brother Sims in his meeting there last Sabbath, and administered baptism to three persons who now rejoice in the third angel’s message.”

A REPORT from Brother Isaac Baker, says: “Elder W. A. McCutchen and I have been laboring together the past summer. We held our first meeting at Oplin, Tex. Only two accepted the truth there. From there we went to McCauley, and when I left, six or seven were keeping the Sabbath.”

BROTHER GEORGE REESE, who is doing house-to-house work in San Francisco, Cal., selling books and papers, found one English family who first read our books in West Australia. The man and his wife have now decided to keep the commandments; and another woman and her daughter have been baptized.