Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 8, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 49.

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THERE are two new Sabbath-keepers at Englewood, Tenn.

SIX followed their Lord in baptism recently at Alamosa, Colo.

AT Burlington Beach, Ontario, two more have been baptized.

WORD comes from Alpena, S. D., that five have accepted the truth.

SABBATH, October 22, three persons were baptized at Detroit, Mich.

SIX young people have been recently added to the church at Rochester, Ind.

SABBATH, October 22, Elder W. W. Sharp baptized three persons at Kent, Wash.

ELDER OTTO MADSEN baptized three converts at Davenport, Iowa, Sabbath, October 29.

AT the close of meetings at Mussoorie, India, six souls were buried with their Lord in baptism.

AT Grand Forks, N. D., fifteen Scandinavians have signed the covenant to keep all the commandments.

SIX persons have begun the observance of the Sabbath southwest of Nevis, Minn., where meetings have been held.

AS the result of a tent effort at Columbia, S. C., forty new Sabbath-keepers have been raised up, twenty of whom have been baptized.

SEVEN adults have taken a firm stand for the principles of present truth at Caterville, Ill. At Chicago, last month, three were baptized.

FOUR families have accepted the truth as a result of meetings held at Max, Neb., and as many more are on the point of a favorable decision.

ELDER C. S. LONGACRE baptized ten persons in the South Lancaster (Mass.) church recently. Eight of these were students from the academy.

ELDER L. D. LONGARD, who is laboring at Halifax, N. S., reports the baptism of three, and the addition of four to that church since September 18. He says there is a growing interest at Dartmouth, also, where he holds weekly services.

FROM California Elder G. W. Rine reports that during the month of September four adults were baptized at Berkeley, and seven more have expressed their determination to live henceforth for God. Three have been recently baptized at Milford, and five at Moneta.

A SERIES of public meetings continuing about fourteen months has just closed at Fort Worth, Tex. The membership consisted of about forty-five at the beginning of the effort, and now the membership is one hundred five, with at least fifteen others keeping the Sabbath.

AT Dothan, Ala., two colored women have recently begun to keep the Sabbath.

TEN have definitely decided to keep the commandments at north Fort Worth, Tex., as the result of meetings in that place.

NINE persons were baptized by Elder R. E. Harter in the First Church, Philadelphia, Pa., Sunday, October 30. These, with those previously added to the church, make a total of thirteen members who have been added to the church as a result of the tent effort during the summer.