FIELD NOTES | AdventAI

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jun 4, 1894

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 30.

FIELD NOTES.

AT Fitch Bay, Province of Quebec, three new members were added to the church during a recent visit of Elder J. B. Goodrich.

ELDER H. F. PHELPS reports the addition of ten members to the church at Hutchinson, Minn., on the occasion of the quarterly meeting services held April 28 and 29.

ELDER WM. COVERT reports an addition of ten to the church at East Richford, Vt., in connection with an institute held at that place by himself and Brother F. S. Porter.

THE Reaper says that Elders Donnell, Sutherland, and Haffner, of the Upper Columbia Conference, are to attend the North Pacific camp meeting, at East Portland, Oregon.

ELDER DAN. T. JONES writes from our medical mission in Guadalajara, Mexico, that the work there is prospering. They have now a school with an average attendance of twenty-five. This is a good beginning in an entirely new country, with about five months of acquaintance with the people and language.

ELDER J. L. WOOD and Brother J. A. Holbrook have been conducting meetings in Alvord, Texas, and their last report was that eight had decided to obey the Lord, while others were investigating the matters presented. It was also stated that nearly all the preachers in the country were opposing the truth.

THE graduating exercises of the college at Battle Creek, Mich., will be held June 19. There will be a graduating class of twelve. Professor A. J. Bristol and wife, and Mrs. A. W. Hobbs, of the college faculty, have been called to Australia, and are making preparations for an early departure after the close of the school.

IN a letter from Norway, Elder N. Clausen reports to the Review that a church of sixteen members had been organized at Stavanger. Others had requested baptism, and there was still a good attendance at the meetings, notwithstanding very bitter opposition through the medium of public lectures and newspaper articles.