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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 27, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 42.

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THE following items are taken from various conference papers which came to us during the last month. They do not at all cover the field. There is much work done which is not reported.
SIX were baptized at Woodburn, Iowa, September 12.
THREE baptisms are reported from Port Huron, Michigan.
THE Montana Bivouac reports the baptism of 6 at Chouteau, Montana.
FOUR were baptized two weeks ago in the church at Mountain View, California.
FOLLOWING the Fonda, New York, camp-meeting, 24 were baptized into Christ.
AT a recent camp-meeting in Arkansas 5 souls followed their Lord in baptism.
THREE baptisms occurred at Pensacola, Florida, and 16 more are waiting baptism.
THE Pacific Union Recorder reports a church of 18 organized at Haywards, California.
THREE were baptized by Brother George H. Skinner at North Hatley, Quebec, recently.
THE Columbia Union Visitor reports the conversion of 6 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
THE Canadian Union Messenger reports the baptism of 27 at their recent camp-meeting.
THE Northern Illinois Recorder tells us that 8 souls in Elgin have decided to obey God.
MR. AND MRS. E. W. WOLFE, Mason City, Minn., report 13 conversions from recent labors.
J. M. CAMPBELL reports from St. Joseph, Missouri, the baptism of 5, with several more to be baptized.
A NICE little company not yet organized into a church is reported from Leonard, North Dakota, by A. V. Rhoads.
FROM the Wisconsin Reporter we gather that 7 were added to the church at Deerfield, and 3 were baptized at Polar.
THE Lake Union Herald says that 4 were baptized at Linton, Indiana, recently, and 4 at East Alton, Southern Illinois.
THERE were 26 baptized at the East Michigan camp-meeting in Jackson, and others presented themselves who were recommended to their home churches.
E. B. HOPKINS reports from Roswell, Texas, the conversion of 6 at Roswell who are keeping the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus; W. R. French, of 3 at Prairie Hill.
R. M. KILGORE follows the interest awakened by the camp-meeting at Dickinson, Tennessee, and reports an addition of those who were converted there, 3 new ones who have taken a noble stand for the truth.
AT the North Michigan camp-meeting, 30 were baptized, many of them young people who are giving themselves to the work of the message. North Michigan also reports 9 as the fruit of a series of meetings at Ishpeming, reported by E. F. Peterson.
THE Atlantic Union Gleaner reports the following conversions to the truth of the everlasting Gospel: 6 at Rumford, Maine; 12 at Boston, Massachusetts; 13 in Portland, Maine; 6 at Rumford Falls, Maine; 22, September 12, at the New England camp-meeting.