Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Feb 22, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 8.

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SISTER CLARA SILVER reports three new Sabbath-keepers at Moline, Ill.

Two new members have been recently added to the Argonia, Kan., church.

THREE young people recently went forward in baptism at Worcester, Mass.

SEVEN new members were recently added to the church at Denison, Tex.

ELDER J. W. LAIR reports the conversion of five persons to the truth at Hepler, Kan.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL has been organized at the Swedish tabernacle, Chicago, North Side.

ELDER P. G. STANLEY reports from Lewiston, Ill., that four persons who had given up the Sabbath there have been reclaimed.

FIVE persons were baptized at South Lancaster, Mass., January 28, and on the same date a church of fourteen members was organized at Fitchburg, Mass.

AT a recent session of the Tennessee River Conference it was decided that at least three tent companies should be put at work in that field the coming summer.

BRETHREN O. J. NERLUND and F. Johnson, who have been working among the Swedes in Minnesota, report that one family has accepted the truth at Silver Creek Siding.

ELDER WILLIAM COVERT reports the recent addition of eight persons to the membership of the Englewood, Chicago, church; also the baptism of five at the Chicago South Side church.

SISTER NANCY M. BLAND says in a report from Leavenworth, Kan.: “Since camp-meeting four have united with the church, two more are waiting to be received into the church, and three desire baptism.”

TEN persons, five of whom are colored, have lately accepted the truth in Independence, Kan. It is thought a little effort among the colored people there might result in the organization of a church.