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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 20, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 29.

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Field Notes

NINE persons were baptized at the camp-meeting at Norwich, Conn.
ELDER W. D. FORDE baptized three colored persons in Chicago, Ill., recently.
ELDER J. W. MCCOMAS recently baptized six candidates at Eagle Grove, Iowa.
DURING the Wyoming camp-meeting, Elder H. E. Reeder baptized four persons.
JUNE 11, thirty-four souls were baptized at the camp-meeting at Seattle, Wash.
THIRTY-EIGHT persons were baptized at the close of the Massachusetts camp-meeting.
ELDER L. H. PROCTOR reports the baptism of seven adults at Elmira, N. Y., June 18.
AT the camp-meeting at Redfield, S. D., baptism was administered to fifty persons.
J. R. BAGBY baptized ten persons, mostly heads of families, at Coy, Okla., recently.
THIRTY-EIGHT persons were baptized at the camp-meeting held at Hutchinson, Minn., June 8-18.
AT the close of the Wisconsin camp-meeting, twenty-six persons were buried with Christ in baptism.
ON a recent Sabbath, the Swedish church of New York City had the privilege of seeing three souls follow their Lord in baptism.
ELDER A. J. VERRILL reports five baptisms at Dyer Brook, Maine, June 17. Three persons went forward in this ordinance recently in the Portland church.
SABBATH, June 10, eight persons were baptized by Elder Wm. Covert at Aledo, Ill. In May eight persons united with the church at Peoria by baptism.
AT the close of the Adelphian Academy, Holly, Mich., seven students were baptized. At Shelby twelve persons united with the church by baptism in June.
APRIL 22 a church of twelve members was organized in Las Vegas, N. M., and since then two more have been added. At San Marcial five persons have been baptized.
Two persons were baptized at the First Springfield (Ill.) church recently. Elder Wm. Covert reports that seven persons (Germans) were baptized in the Swedish chapel, Chicago.
THREE candidates were baptized at the Holbrook (Neb.) camp-meeting, while six others expressed their desire to be baptized at their home churches as soon as arrangements could be made.
AT Riverside, Cal., a company of five adults followed their Lord in the ordinance of baptism. A church of nineteen members was organized by Elder C. L. Taggart in the house of Brother J. N. Webb, of Peters, Cal., on June 17. Twelve of these were baptized recently as a result of a tent effort conducted in Farmington.