Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 29, 1906

Brother E. E. Gardner, in charge of the Williamsdale Academy, writes that the work in this new school has been progressing during the winter in a most pleasant and profitable fashion, and that the outlook for the school in the future is most encouraging.

Brother Homer W. Carr, the superintendent of the church-schools of the New York Conference, reports an encouraging progress in the schools now being conducted. One or two new schools are soon to be opened. It is planned to open two intermediate schools before long. We trust that this good work may continue.

Brother Otto Graf, a graduate of Union College, now attending the University of Nebraska, was chosen as educational secretary of the Northern Union Conference at the recent meeting of that conference. We hope that Brother Graf may have the hearty support of all the teachers in the Northern Union Conference, and that the educational work may be greatly prospered in his hands.