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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 6, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 27.

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Field Notes

A CHURCH of fifteen members has been organized at Ladelle, S. D.
ON a recent Sabbath five persons received baptism at Kalamazoo, Mich.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL of fifteen members has been organized at Farlington, Kan.
ELEVEN students of the church-school at Lagrange, Ohio, were baptized Sabbath, June 17.
A CHURCH of fourteen members was organized at Trinway, Ohio, June 24. Twelve new converts were recently baptized at this place.
THE Indiana Reporter states: “The brethren at Muncie expect to push their new church enterprise forward to completion within the next three months.”
THE Kansas Worker mentions that “Elder J. W. Lair reports splendid success with his meetings at Mineral. Eighteen have been added to that company during the last few weeks.”
“THERE is still a good interest at Martinsville,” says the Indiana Reporter. “There are now over forty Sabbath-keepers at that place. Brother Olmstead will continue the work there while Elder Bubalts holds meetings at Franklin.”
THE executive committee of the Virginia Conference have planned for four tent efforts in that field during the summer. One tent is to be at Roanoke, in charge of Elder M. S. Babcock; one at Fredericksburg, in charge of Elder H. W. Herrell; one at Pool Siding, Dinwiddie County, in charge of Elder C. B. Rule; and a fourth tent at Lynchburg, if suitable arrangements can be made.
A SUCCESSFUL year has been experienced at the Boggstown Academy, Ind. Brother B. F. Machlan in a recent report says: “Many precious experiences have come to us during the year. God has greatly blessed us, and many souls are rejoicing in the truth. On Thursday, June 8, Elder Curtis baptized eleven of our students. The day was all that could be desired, and the ceremony most impressive. A number of our students expect to engage in the canvassing work during vacation.”
A RECENT report from Connersville, Ind., says: “The work here is taking on new life. We have reorganized the missionary society, appointed committees to see that the different depots are furnished with paper racks, besides a very important committee on finances. Our missionary offerings have increased three hundred per cent within the last two months. Sabbath a week ago six were added to the church. Two of the candidates came from the Baptist Church, but were desirous of being rebaptized.”