Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 30, 1905

EIGHT young people were baptized at Cedar Lake, Mich., November 4.

A CHURCH of fifteen members was organized at Leetsville, Mich., October 28.

BROTHER R. J. BELLOWS reports the recent baptism of fifteen persons near Rapid River, Mich.

SEVEN persons have received baptism at Escanaba, Mich., since the recent camp-meeting there.

THE Northern Illinois Recorder mentions four new Sabbath-keepers at Princeton, also a family at Moline and several in Chicago who have recently accepted the truth through Bible readings.

ELDER F. D. STARR reports the baptism of three persons at Colville, Wash., October 29, one of these being a prominent lawyer; also the partial organization of a church of twelve members at Marcus.

IN a report of the distribution of labor in the Australasian Conference we find the following mention of laborers who have been sent to that field from the United States: W. A. Hennig is to act as religious liberty secretary for Australasia; S. M. Cobb takes the presidency of the New Zealand Conference; L. A. Hoopes is teacher of Bible in the Avondale school; R. W. Munson enters the work in the New South Wales Conference; and E. S. Butz connects with the South Australian Conference.