Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 4, 1909

THREE persons were baptized at Erie, Pa., on Sabbath, January 23.

THREE young men were baptized on a recent Sabbath at the Emmanuel Missionary College, Berrien Springs, Mich.

BROTHER CLAUDE WHITE reports that seven have already taken their stand for the truth where meetings are being held near Shepherd, Mich.

ELDER F. STEBBEDS conducted an effort in the church at Blue River, Wis., which resulted in the addition of nine members, and many others became interested.

As a result of efforts put forth at Moon, Wis., the past few weeks, twenty-six have already promised to obey all the commandments of God, and others are greatly interested.

At Glenwood, Iowa, on Sabbath, February 6, four persons united with the church. Others have expressed a desire to be baptized and unite with the church in the near future.

SUNDAY, February 7, two persons were baptized at Noble, Ill.; later a lady who had been studying the truth for some time took her stand, and is now awaiting baptism.

In Kenosha, Wis., where Elder E. Edwardson and wife have been working, five Danish and six English members have recently been added to the company. A church will be organized there this spring.

SABBATH, January 9, Elder B. F. Kneeland baptized eleven persons at Paterson, N. J. Most of these were brought into the faith through the labors of Brother J. H. Carroll during the tent-meeting at Little Falls last summer.