Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 16, 1905

BROTHER D. H. LEWIS reports six new adherents to the truth in Westphalia, Mich.

SUNDAY night meetings have been opened with a promising interest in Berkeley Hall, Boston, Mass.

THE Minnesota Worker announces a canvassers' institute to be held at Maplewood School, Maple Plain, April 4-18.

A COURSE of meetings which was begun in Flint, Mich., and continued four weeks, resulted in adding five to the number of Sabbath-keepers there.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL of about thirty members has been organized at Viborg, S. D., where meetings have been held recently by John W. and Tillie Christian.

THE Nebraska Reporter says: “The conference committee is planning for a workers' council in March or April, to arrange for the most vigorous summer's campaign ever entered upon in Nebraska.”

ELDER C. MCREYNOLDS reports the dedication of a new church building at El Dorado, Kan., which was erected at a cost of $1,263. Citizens of the place donated a fine bell. There is no debt upon the building.

ELDER W. J. STONE reports that the church at Hartford City, Ind., “is greatly encouraged by the additions during the recent series of meetings.” A Sabbath-school of nineteen members was organized February 11 in the vicinity of Hartford City, which has since grown to about double this number.

SISTER MARY I. STEELE reports from Preston, Kan.: “I now have forty-eight families reading The Family Bible Teacher. Elders Thorn and Johnson have been holding a series of meetings here, with a good interest. My readers crowded the house every evening. Some have taken their stand for the truth, and there are others who will do so soon.”