Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 14, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 37.

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TEN persons were recently baptized at Calhan, Colo.

EIGHT young people were baptized at Mankato, Minn., recently.

ELEVEN persons were baptized at Dodge Center, Minn., July 22.

AT Hillsboro, Wis., Elder W. H. Thurston baptized five persons recently.

ON a recent Sabbath four Scandinavian believers were buried with Christ in baptism at Portland, Ore.

FIVE new Sabbath-keepers are reported as having taken their stand at the Dexter (Maine) meetings.

FIVE persons have taken a definite stand for the truth at Taunton, Mass., as the result of tent-meetings.

AT the close of the tent effort at Manchester, N. H., Elder G. G. Rother reports six families of Sabbath-keepers.

ELDER E. L. CARDEY reports twenty persons who have accepted the truth thus far during the tent effort at Troy, N. Y.

FOUR new Sabbath-keepers recently took their stand for the truth as the result of tent-meetings at Omaha, Neb.

DURING June three candidates were baptized at Osceola, Iowa. At Oakland, Elder J. W. Dorcas baptized three persons.

BROTHER J. M. BURDICK baptized ten persons Sabbath, August 5. These joined the Chicago (Ill.) North Side church.

SINCE the beginning of meetings at Nashville, Tenn., in June, eleven persons have been baptized, and many others are interested.

ELDER D. E. ROBINSON reports that during the month of July sixteen young persons of the St. Helena (Cal.) church were baptized.

SABBATH, August 12, five members were received into the church at Seattle, Wash. Four of these were baptized by Elder A. J. Stone.

DURING June and July six persons were baptized in the Memorial Church, Washington, D. C., making a total of thirty-six since January 30.

TWENTY-EIGHT persons went forward in the ordinance of baptism during the Eastern Pennsylvania camp-meeting, Elder W. H. Heckman officiating.

SIX persons have been baptized at Houston Heights, Tex., as the result of the self-supporting missionary work of Brother J. H. Smith. Others are interested.

AT the close of a short series of lectures near Great Falls, Mont., fourteen persons took their stand for the truth, eight of whom were baptized on Sabbath, July 22. Ten were added to the church, two by former baptism.