Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 30, 1907

BROTHER A. T. ROBINSON reports the baptism of three persons, and the organization of a church of ten members at Bartley, Neb.

SUNDAY evening meetings have been held in Potter Hall, Boston, Mass., by Brethren H. F. Ketring and L. S. Wheeler since January 6. They report that about twenty have begun to obey the truth.

BRETHREN S. T. Hare and A. Whitehead report five members added to the church at Redlands, Cal., as a partial result of the recent meetings held by them in that place. They expect four more to be added to the church in the near future.

AT Brigham City, Utah, Brethren A. G. Christiansen and H. G. Gjording have been holding meetings for some months. They have now baptized twelve, and three others are keeping the Sabbath, and the Sabbath-school numbers twenty-two.

FROM Capron, Okla., comes the word that a church of twelve members was organized there May 4, by Brother J. R. Bagby. Nearly as many more were prevented by sickness or other causes from uniting at that time, but will do so at the first opportunity.

AN excellent interest to hear the truth for this time is manifest at Canton, Kan., where Brother A. S. Bringle is holding meetings in a schoolhouse. Several have already begun keeping the Sabbath, with good prospect that others will come out fully into the truth, as the interest is unabated after six weeks of meetings.

DURING the winter Brother V. W. Robb has been holding meetings Sunday evenings in Kansas City, Kan., while he and others have been giving-Bible readings and visiting the people at other times. By the combined efforts of the workers, eleven have been added to the church, and several others expect to join soon.