Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 26, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 21.

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AT Sparta, Wis., two have taken their stand for the truth, and await baptism.

SIX persons have recently accepted the truth at Algona, Iowa, and have been baptized.

AT the last quarterly meeting held in the Lancaster (Pa.) church, one adult was baptized.

ON Sunday, April 24, Elder N. T. Sutton baptized seven precious souls at Hutchinson, Kan.

ELDER J. H. WHEELER reports two new converts at Aberdeen, S. D.

SEVEN new members have been added to the church at Rossburg, Ohio.

AT Davenport, Iowa, three persons were recently baptized, and taken into church membership.

THE rites of baptism were recently performed at Eldorado Springs, Mo., when two were baptized.

ELDER S. T. HARE reports three baptisms and one addition to the church at Brigham City, Utah, recently.

IN the West Denver (Colo.) church Elder H. M. J. Richards lately administered the ordinance of baptism to two candidates.

SISTER BATES, of Alexandria, Mo., reports two new Sabbath-keepers as the result of personal missionary work at that place.

BAPTISMAL services were held in the First Church of Springfield, Ill., on Sabbath, April 2. Four were baptized and united with the church.

A REPORT comes from Elder J. W. Watt, Ford City, Pa., that three persons have taken a stand to keep the Sabbath at this place recently.

ON Sunday, April 24, Brother E. L. Maxwell baptized ten adults at Dodson, La., as a result of meetings held by Brother J. E. Hanson.

UNDER date of April 24, Elder C. A. Hansen writes that nine students from the Otsego Academy, Otsego, Mich., had been recently baptized.

BROTHER G. W. AMADON reports that on Sabbath, April 16, fourteen persons were baptized at Battle Creek, Mich., Elder J. M. Wilbur, pastor of the church, officiating.

THROUGH the efforts of Brother E. B. Hopkins fifteen were added to the church at Edgewood, Tex., and twelve were baptized. He also baptized five at Cedar Grove, Tex.

THE work at St. Paul, Minn., presents an encouraging aspect. Several have accepted the truth, and are awaiting baptism, while others are considering taking this step.

THIRTEEN have united with the church at Wellington, Kan., since the young people’s convention held at that place March 12; and on Sabbath, April 2, eleven of these were baptized.

As a result of the labor of Elders W. R. Foggin and W. L. Adkins at Little Birch, W. Va., about twenty persons are keeping the Sabbath. A movement is now on foot looking toward the building of a church.

ELDER W. H. SMITH reports the baptism of eighteen persons recently at Newark, N. J., making in all forty-four baptized in Newark within the last ten months. On Sabbath, April 16, also, fifteen were received into the church.