Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 28, 1910

Brother E. F. Ferris reports that five have accepted the Sabbath truth at Elizabethtown, Ill.

Brother P. L. Hoen, a Scandinavian worker in northeast Philadelphia, reports a new Sabbath-keeper, as well as others very much interested.

Elder A. A. Meyer baptized five persons at Tangier, Okla., recently.

A recent report states that two have been baptized at Muskogee, Okla.

Elder A. S. Bringle baptized thirteen at Wellington, Kan., on Sabbath, April 2.

Sabbath morning, April 2, Elder M. Stuckrath baptized three persons at Milwaukee, Wis.

The work is still onward at Staples, Minn. Twenty-six have definitely taken their stand for the truth.

Two families have already taken their stand for the truth at Buffalo, Okla., and others are in the valley of decision.

At Meadow Lawn, Minn., as a result of the work of Brother E. M. Chapman, twelve adults are keeping the Sabbath.

Another person has taken his stand for the truth at Pine City, Minn., which will make three at that place awaiting baptism.

Special efforts are being put forth in Anoka, Minn., to interest others in the truth, and as a result two are now keeping the Sabbath.

At Central Church, St. Louis, Mo., recently, six souls were buried with their Lord in baptism. There are others who will be baptized soon.

Six persons were buried with their Lord in baptism at Superior, Wis., on March 23, and were afterward taken into church-membership.

Six persons have united with the church at Alpena, Mich., and there are several others keeping the Sabbath who will unite with this church soon.

Fourteen souls have been added to the Pueblo (Colo.) church since camp-meeting, eight by baptism, six on profession of faith and former baptism.

Several new Sabbath-keepers are reported in the vicinity of Milltown and Marengo, Ind., by Brother Charles E. Allen, who has been laboring there.

Some good meetings have recently been held north of Bache, Okla., and seven persons have already commenced to keep the Sabbath, and still others are interested.

Four persons were added by letter, and three by profession of faith, to the Rows (Ohio) church on April 9. Also one new member was added to the church at Troy, Ohio, on Sabbath, March 12.

Sabbath, March 26, two souls were baptized at Burlington, Vt., by Elder H. J. Parman, and afterward united with the church at that place. Also, on April 2, three others were baptized at Burlington.

Brother J. W. Raymond reports from Hornell, N. Y., that three have taken their stand for the Sabbath, and others are deeply interested as a result of a series of meetings which he is conducting there.