Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 1, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 41.

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A Sabbath school has been organized in Corvallis, Mont.

Elder R. H. Martin baptized four persons in Wilmington, Del., a short time ago.

During a series of meetings in Bristol, Tenn., twenty-five decided to keep God's commandments.

Elder C. J. Cole reports the conversion and baptism of fifteen adults in Eugene, Oregon.

Elder G. P. Rodgers reports fifty-five accessions to the church as the result of the tent meeting in Baltimore, Md.

As the result of a recent tent effort in Wilmington, N. C., fifteen persons have embraced the third angel's message.

At Dalton, Ga., a company of eleven members was recently organized. There are also a number of new believers at Ellijay.

Elder W. A. Alway reports the recent baptism of three persons in Wheelock, N. Dak., twenty-seven in Bowden, and six in Huron, S. Dak.

The recent tent effort in West Union, Iowa, resulted in thirty-five converts. Thirteen persons were baptized a few weeks ago in Sioux City.

At Belmont Park, Va., three persons have accepted the truth. As a result of the tent meetings in Washington, D. C., thirty-three have been baptized, and united with the church.

From the Northern New England Conference is reported the baptism of five adults in Orleans and five in Richford; also the organization of a church of fourteen members in Montpelier.

Twenty-five persons in Albany, N. Y., have pledged themselves to keep the commandments of God. There are also fifteen staunch new Sabbath keepers in Syracuse. The Brooklyn church recently received twelve new members by baptism.