Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 1, 1910

FIVE were recently baptized at St. Paul, Minn., and six at Glenwood.

ON Sunday, October 2, at Haskell, Okla., Elder C. M. McDonald baptized seven persons.

FOUR were recently baptized at McMechen, Ohio, three of whom came into the truth as the result of the tent effort at that place.

BROTHER W. M. CAMPBELL reports a good company of believers as the result of an effort conducted at New Philadelphia, Ohio. Six were recently baptized at that place.

BRETHREN H. E. Reeder and L. E. Surtis, who have been laboring at Dayton, Wyo., report that eight have taken a firm stand for this truth. Ten new members have also been added to the Mitchell church.

TWO men and their wives have recently decided to keep the Sabbath at Kalamazoo, Mich., and attend regularly the services of the church there. Three new members have been received into the church at Grandville, two of whom were baptized on Sabbath, October 22.

A FEW months ago one of the native believers in Porto Rico entered the work under the direction of Elder Wm. Steele. Writing under date of September 20, Brother Steele says: “This month I baptized ten persons. Seven of them accepted the truth as the result of the work done by our native laborer.”