Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 11, 1909

At Village Creek, Iowa, three persons have recently accepted the truth.

Elder J. M. Wilbur baptized six young persons at Wright, Mich., on Sabbath, January 9.

There were three added to the church at Eldorado Springs, Mo., on Sabbath, January 2,—one by baptism.

Four persons signed the covenant at Reece, Kan., as a result of a series of meetings held at that place.

As the result of a series of meetings at the Island (Cal.) church, which closed January 3, eight persons united with that church,—four adults and four children.

The work among the Swedish people in Denver, Colo., is progressing satisfactorily. One sister was baptized January 9, and several others are interested in the truth.

Elder J. W. Watt, in sending in a report of the interest at Nanty Glo, Pa., writes: “We hope to organize a Sabbath-school at Nanty Glo next Sabbath. . . . One man kept his first Sabbath last week. A little boy twelve years of age asked his mother if she would allow him to keep the Sabbath. She gave her permission, and he came to meeting. The interest seems to be increasing.”