Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 9, 1909

SABBATH, July 24, two persons were baptized at Mountain Lake, Minn.

EIGHT persons were baptized at Portland, Maine, on a recent Sabbath.

A LETTER from Brother Godfrey says that twelve have promised to obey the truth in Beloit, Mich.

AT Burlington, Iowa, on a recent Sunday, five were baptized. Others are in the valley of decision.

ON July 31 thirteen persons were baptized at Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Others are expecting to go forward in this ordinance soon.

AS the result of a series of meetings held at Dexter, N. M., two decided to obey the commandments, one of whom has recently been baptized into the church at Hagerman.

TWENTY-SIX adults have already publicly taken their stand for the truth at Philadelphia, Pa., as the result of the tent effort conducted at that place. Others are much interested.

BROTHER G. G. RUPERT, reporting the work at Perry, Okla., says: “We have held, in all, eighteen meetings in two weeks. The Lord blessed, and eleven were added to the church; seven by baptism.”

ELDER C. F. McVAGH sends this encouraging word: “The work is onward in the Southern Union Conference. The sanitarium is full, the publishing house is working over time, the food factory is behind with its orders, and the people are of good courage.”

THE following report comes from Brother S. J. Hersum, Richmond, Maine: “Since our camp-meeting, held the first of July, we have had two baptisms. Six were baptized, four of whom gave their hearts to the Lord at that meeting for the first time. Five united with the Richmond church. We expect another baptism next Sabbath. Four are thinking of being baptized.”