Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 10, 1904

ELDER J. C. HARRIS reports four new Sabbath-keepers at Bedford, Ind.

BROTHER J. A. TRAUGH reports the recent baptism of three persons at Cumberland, Md.

A CHURCH of ten members has been organized at Winchester, Ky. Two more joined after the organization.

WORK among the colored people of Mobile, Ala., has resulted in leading seven to accept the message at that place.

A COURSE of meetings following the camp-meeting at Middletown, Conn., has led nine persons to observe the Bible Sabbath.

ELDER W. J. FITZGERALD reports the recent baptism of four persons at Allentown, Pa., and the same number at Carbondale, Pa.

BROTHER J. S. JAMES reports that five persons have recently accepted the Sabbath and kindred truths of the message at Clarksburg, W. Va.

ELDER W. C. WALES reports the addition of ten members to the church at Knoxville, Tenn., since September 2. A church building has been begun at that place.

THE Second Indianapolis church building was begun about the middle of October, and is expected to be ready for use early in December. It will have a main audience room twenty-four by thirty-two feet, and a schoolroom twenty by twenty feet.

OCTOBER 23 four adult persons were baptized, and a church of nine members was organized, at Gloucester, Mass., with Brother H. C. Hartwell elected as elder. Several others expected to be baptized, but were hindered by sickness and other causes; they will doubtless soon unite with the church.

THE Indiana Reporter states: “There are now twelve new Sabbath-keepers at Martinsville. The regular meetings every night have been discontinued, but a building has been rented where meetings will be held three times a week, and several workers will remain there and continue the Bible work with many who are deeply interested.”