Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 5, 1907

THREE more of the hearers at Milo, Maine, have decided to obey God and keep all his commandments.

AT Natchez, Miss., July 13, five persons were baptized by Brother Page Shepherd, who is having a good interest in his labors at that place.

A DEACON of the Baptist Church, with his wife and five children and two other adults, have accepted the truth at Bloomfield, Conn., under Brother W. R. Andrews' labors.

THE tent company of five, which includes Brother O. O. Bernstein, located in West Philadelphia, Pa., are rejoicing that sixteen adults have accepted the Sabbath truth during the two months of their meetings; and the prospect is favorable for as many more.

BROTHER H. C. BASNEY reports the baptism of twelve persons as the result of meetings held at Hanford, Cal. He is now conducting meetings at Dinuba.

BROTHER F. W. STRAY reports three persons to have taken their stand for the Sabbath truth the second Sabbath of the meetings he is holding in Ayer, Mass.

FROM Byesville, Ohio, Brethren L. Sterling and Walter C. Moffett report a Sabbath-school of fifteen members, with four keeping the Sabbath, as the result of meetings recently held there.

BROTHER C. M. CLARK, who is in the midst of presenting the Sabbath truth in the meetings at Chamberlain, S. D., reports that some have already decided to obey, and a great interest is manifested by the people of the city.

ALTHOUGH in the midst of presenting the Sabbath question, already five persons have begun the observance of the Sabbath of the Lord at New London, Conn., where Brother W. A. Westworth has been conducting services in a tent since camp-meeting.

SIX persons are keeping the Sabbath at Sparta, Wis., as the result of meetings held there by Brethren S. Swinson and Post. There has been some opposition, but two daily papers have opened their columns for presentation of different points of present truth.

AN evangelist of the M. E. Church has taken his stand for the Sabbath as a result of the work done by the church at Coudersport, Pa., in circulating Liberty and other literature. The special opportunity for work was afforded by the pastors of the various churches of the place entering into a Sunday-closing crusade.

BRETHREN I. M. Martin and Robert A. Beckner closed the first series of tent-meetings at Jersey Shore, Pa., August 11, and moved to another location about one and one-fourth miles distant, where they have a good interest. Twenty-one are keeping the Sabbath and walking in the light as far as they understand it; and they hope for still further results, as the interested ones come to the new location.