Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 26, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 47.

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TEN persons were received into the Boise, Idaho, church, Sabbath, October 29.

BROTHER H. E. RICKARD reports a Sabbath-school organized at Bishop's Crossing, Ontario.

SIX persons have been added to the Pueblo, Colo., church since the State camp-meeting.

THE church at Perry, O. T., has been strengthened recently by the accession of five new Sabbath-keepers.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL of seventeen members has been organized with bright prospects at Newton, southern Illinois.

FIVE new members were added to the Darbyville, Iowa, church, on the occasion of the last quarterly meeting.

BROTHER WILLIAM KENNEDY reports that his work in Farmington, Cal., has resulted in the conversion of six souls.

A CHURCH building has been erected at Halifax, Nova Scotia, and November 29 has been fixed as the date for its dedication.

A GOOD interest in the doctrines of present truth exists at Farmington, Ill., where several have recently begun keeping the Sabbath.

FIVE adults and one young girl have accepted the Sabbath at Adams Mills, Ohio, under the labors of Brethren F. M. Fairchild and B. L. House.

THE company at Putnam, O. T., have recently had eight accessions to their number, and six others are keeping the Sabbath who have delayed joining the church on account of obstacles growing out of their family relationships.

SABBATH, October 24, a church of fifteen members was organized at Okmulgee, I. T., by Brethren E. L. Maxwell and A. E. Field. Two others were added the following day. Several others at that place are keeping the Sabbath.

SEVERAL persons have recently begun the observance of the Sabbath at Fort Scott, Kan., as a result of a course of tent-meetings; among the number being an elderly man who has been twenty years a minister in the Methodist Protestant Church.

TWELVE converts were baptized at Douglas, Tex., October 18, by Elder J. N. Sommerville. Three others afterward offered themselves as candidates for the same ordinance. This is some of the fruit of a six weeks' effort, by Brother Sommerville in that place.