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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 4, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 27.

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Field Notes

ON Sabbath, May 4, five persons were baptized at Hotchkiss, Colo.
BROTHER F. G. WARNICK, at work for the colored people in Virginia, reports that four have accepted the truth at Danville, and six have been baptized at News Ferry.
BROTHER W. F. SCHWARTZ reports the baptism of six persons at Clearfield, Pa., May 21.
SIX persons were baptized on Sabbath, June 1, at Brooklyn, N. Y., by Brother L. H. Proctor.
AT the time of the dedication of the chapel at Nunda, N. Y., recently, four were baptized, and six united with the church.
FOUR persons have accepted the truth, and others are studying it carefully, near Stettler, Alberta, where Brother J. W. Boynton is laboring.
DURING the last week of May Brother L. H. Christian baptized five Scandinavians at Milwaukee, Wis., and organized a Scandinavian church of fifteen members.
BROTHER D. U. HALE reports the baptism of three at Dallas, Tex., June 8. The rain has seriously interfered with the meetings he and Brother E. L. Neff are holding at Fort Worth.
MEETINGS have been held in two schoolhouses near Richland Springs, Tex., by Brother T. W. Field since the latter part of April. Two have accepted the truths of the third angel's message, and on June 8 six were baptized.
BROTHER CHARLES THOMPSON reports the baptism of nine persons May 18 at Bartley, Neb. Ten were added to this newly organized church, thereby doubling its membership. Plans are being laid for erecting a house of worship.
MAY 26 Brethren C. A. Burman and Henry Block organized a church of twenty-three members in Calgary, Alberta. The majority of the Sabbathkeepers are Germans who have accepted the truth through the labors of Elder Block.
NUMEROUS additions to the churches at Monterey and Douglas, Mich., as well as renewed courage to all churches visited, were the results of meetings recently held with several of the churches of west Michigan by Brother J. W. Hofstra.
SUNDAY evening meetings have been held in a schoolhouse in St. John, Ill., by Brother W. C. Dalby since March 3. The result is that six have begun to obey the commandments, and others are in the valley of decision. A Sabbath-school was organized June 1.
THE church at Grand Island, Neb., was encouraged by the addition of six members recently. Brother J. K. Kroeker has been holding Bible readings in the vicinity, and a series of public meetings at the Soldiers' Home. There are still others deeply interested in present truth.
WRITING from Denver, Colo., Brother G. W. Anglebarger says: “On Sabbath, June 15, it was our privilege to bury five more precious souls in baptism; this makes nineteen who have been baptized since May 11. We are enjoying the best interest in our work that we have ever yet seen.”