Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 24, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 12.

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EIGHT persons have accepted the truth at Glen Union, N. D., recently.

BROTHER LARS NIELSON reports that several have taken their stand for the truth at Niagara, N. D.

Two are keeping the Sabbath as the result of canvassing done by Brethren Cornforth and Vincent in Kansas.

AT Streeter, N. D., two families have started to obey the truth, and several other persons are much interested.

ELDER J. B. LOCKEN reports five new Sabbath-keepers at Hissong, Ill., near Brownstown, where he is holding meetings.

A WOMAN at Markham, Ill., has decided to keep the Sabbath as a result of attending meetings held at that place last fall.

AT Sumner, Mich., one woman took her stand for the truth as a result of some Bible readings which she had attended.

ONE family is keeping the Sabbath as the result of a book sold last fall in Wakeeney, Kan., by Brother W. S. Wilson.

THREE persons are keeping the Sabbath in Arkansas as a result of the canvassing work of Brethren Pickney and Songer.

DURING the last eighteen months the church at Richmond, Va., has had forty-one additions, only twelve of which were by letter.

ONE man and two women have been baptized at Appleton City, Mo., and two others have also accepted the truth at that place.

ON Sabbath, January 29, three adults were buried in baptism at the South Side Church, Chicago, Ill., Elder Collier performing the service.

BROTHER E. B. HOPKINS reports four additions to the church at Edgeworth, Tex., and five new members to the church at Cedar Grove, Tex.

SINCE last July the membership of the Pawtucket (R. I.) church has increased from twenty to forty, and at the present time four are awaiting baptism.

AT Walter, Okla., three adults have begun to keep the Sabbath, as a result of attending a series of tent-meetings held by Brother and Sister Montgomery.

AT Atlantic, Iowa, since camp-meeting three have united with the church by letter and five by profession of faith. AT Harlan, Iowa, six young people have taken their stand.

BROTHER C. S. BAUM has closed his effort at St. Clair, Pa., and reports that two have taken their stand for the truth, and several others are interested.

BROTHER R. B. STAUFFER writes from Chetopa, Kan., that five persons have promised to obey the commandments of God, and several others are interested.

BROTHER MARTIN OLSON reports that three young men at Goodrich, N. D., have accepted the truth, and also that three young women who live near Beekland, N. D., have made a similar decision.

WORD received from Brother W. F. Kilmer states that some have already taken their stand for the truth in the effort at West Clifford, Pa., which is being conducted by Elder C. S. Weist. He expects others will accept the message soon.

A VERY impressive service was held in the First Philadelphia (Pa.) church Sunday, January 23, when six earnest souls were buried with their Lord in baptism. This makes upward of twenty-five who have been baptized and joined the church as a result of last summer’s effort.

A SISTER in Maine writes: “I have been giving my REVIEW to a lady in South Gardiner, and yesterday she wanted to know what was meant by the third angel’s message. She is willing and even anxious to read our papers, and sends them to friends after she has perused them.”