Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 6, 1910

TWELVE persons have begun to keep the Sabbath of the Lord at Ft. Gibson, Okla.

THREE have begun to keep the Sabbath at Long Grove, Okla., as a result of meetings held there by Brethren Montgomery and Hanson.

ON Sabbath, October 30, seven dear souls followed their Lord in baptism at Milwaukee, Wis.; also eight have joined the church in that city.

ELDER WILLIAM LEWSADDER reports five new believers in the Sabbath at Streator, Ill., three of whom were formerly Catholics in faith.

AT Austin, Mo., two persons have decided to identify themselves with this message, and a good interest is manifested by several others of that place.

BROTHER C. E. EDWARDSON reports the organization of a church of thirteen members at Kenosha, Wis., three of these persons having been baptized recently.

BROTHER N. P. NEILSEN reports the organization of a church of seventeen members at Fort Pierre, Wis., and also five new Sabbath-keepers at Irene, Wis.

AT Diamond Creek, Victoria, Australia, there are twenty new Sabbath-keepers, and a Sabbath-school has just been organized there consisting of thirty-five members.

SINCE the close of the tent-meetings in Brooklyn, N. Y., twelve dear souls have been baptized by Elder L. H. Proctor. These have all been added to the membership of the South Brooklyn (English) church. Others are keeping the Sabbath who will doubtless be baptized soon.

A REPORT comes from Burma, India, from Brother R. R. Cook, of the baptism of five persons. He reports also that during the past ten months eleven have been baptized and taken into the church at Rangoon. Four others are keeping the Sabbath who have not yet been baptized.

BROTHER A. R. OGDEN reports the organization of a church at Mt. Joy, Mo., on Sabbath, November 20, and also one at Macon, Mo., Sabbath, November 27. Each of these churches starts out with a charter membership of thirteen, and others keeping the Sabbath are expected soon to unite with the respective churches.

BROTHER C. W. MILLER reports that six persons have been baptized and added to the church at Brenham, Tex.

ONE family is awaiting baptism at Park Rapids, Minn., Brother Frank F. Fry states in a recent report.

THE total number of Sabbath-keepers reported as a result of the summer's work in New Zealand is forty persons.

A GOOD interest is being displayed in a series of special meetings held at Meadow Lawn, Minn., by Elder E. M. Chapman and Brother George L. Budd, and three families have already promised to keep the Sabbath.

FOUR persons were recently baptized at a meeting held at Eau Claire, Wis., by Elders Moon and McReynolds, and two have since taken a stand for the truth at this place. At Chippewa Falls, Wis., two others have also accepted the Sabbath.