Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 30, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 52.

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BROTHER G. W. ANGLEBARGER reports good interest in several Colorado cities.

THREE adults were baptized Sunday, November 21, at the First Philadelphia (Pa.) Church.

A NUMBER of Germans have accepted the message in Brenham, Tex., and are ready for baptism.

AT Oxford Mills, Iowa, three have taken their stand for the truth, and two have united with the church.

THREE have accepted the Sabbath truth at Goodrich, N. D., through the efforts of Elder Martin Olsen.

ONE sister was recently baptized at Reynolds, Neb., and five are waiting for this rite to be performed at Endicott, Neb.

AT Sedgwick, Colo., Brother U. Preston Long reports that four adults have accepted the truth and are keeping the Sabbath.

ON Sabbath, October 23, five persons were buried with their Lord in baptism, and seven united with the church, at Richmond, Va.

AT Atlanta, Neb., two persons were recently baptized, and four others have expressed their desire to keep the commandments of God.

As a result of the tent effort held at Sacramento, Cal., the past summer, seven have signed the covenant, and it is expected that baptism will soon follow.

BROTHER MARTIN VERMAAS reports the baptism of seven persons at Cortland, Neb., five of these are young people, and all seven have united with the church.

ELDER J. W. WATT and Brother Fred Shaw report the baptism of six young Germans, ranging in age from seventeen to twenty-six years, at Carter Camp, Pa.