Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 5, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 40.

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SIX precious souls were recently baptized at Jena, La.

THIRTY persons were baptized during the Nevada (Iowa) camp-meeting.

ON July 23, Elder A. Barry baptized seven persons at the Hillcrest School, Nashville, Tenn.

FIFTEEN persons have taken their stand for the truth at Somerville, Mass., as the result of tent-meetings.

AUGUST 21 seven adults and five young people were buried with their Lord in baptism at Holbrook, Neb.

THE rite of baptism was administered to eleven persons by Elder C. T. Redfield on the last Sunday afternoon of the Ohio camp-meeting.

ELDER J. W. DORCAS reports the baptism of three persons at Oakland, Iowa. At Glenwood, he baptized five persons, all of whom united with the Glenwood church.

AT the close of a series of meetings at Little Rock, Ark., seven persons (colored) were baptized. At Bentonville, Elder Leslie Littell reports the baptism of seven persons, and four others are ready to take part in this ordinance.

BROTHER MATTHEW J. ALLEN reports that in spite of the bitter opposition of the Catholic element in Hamilton, Ontario, twenty-two new members were added to the church there, nineteen of whom were baptized as a result of the tent effort held this summer.

ELDER T. H. BRANCH, who is working in one of our large Eastern cities, Philadelphia, writes very encouragingly of the interest the people are taking in the study of the Bible. He had the privilege of baptizing one sister. Her husband and others are keeping the Sabbath and will be baptized soon.