Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 30, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 35.

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On a recent Sabbath five were baptized at the English church in Minneapolis, Minn.

Elder S. S. Shrock reports the baptism of two at Wilkesbarre, and six at Scranton, Pa.

Four persons have been baptized at Blyville, Neb., and six received into church-membership.

Seven were baptized at Center, Colo., as the result of a tent-meeting conducted by Brethren Alway and Mackintosh.

Fourteen persons received the truth during the recent tent-meeting at Newberry, Pa., eight of whom were baptized.

The tent-meeting at Zanesville, Ohio, has brought twelve into the observance of the Sabbath. Others are still considering the question.

A church has recently been organized at Collbran, Colo., where a tent-meeting was held by Brethren Wm. Kennedy and Will F. Hills.

Five have signified their intention to move out in the path of obedience to all of God's commandments, during the tent-meeting at Bath, Maine.

Elder and Mrs. S. N. Haskell are assisting the workers in Oakland, Cal., in their tent effort on the camp-ground at Forty-first and Grove Streets.

A church of twenty-eight members was recently organized among the Russians south of Balfour, N. D. Twenty-one of those had just accepted the truth.

As the result of the labors of Elder U. S. Anderson, several have accepted the truth at Eaton, Ind., and a church has been organized. A house of worship has been erected which will be dedicated at once.

Brethren J. C. and F. J. Harris report a growing interest in their tent work at Mount Carroll, Ill., largely as a result of the distribution of literature. They say: “We have canvassed the place now five different times, putting tracts upon some point of present truth in every house in town each time.”