OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Mar 8, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 10.

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

A CANVASSERS' institute of two weeks' duration is announced to begin March 27, at Gentry, Ark.

THREE new Sabbath-keepers at Bass Lake, Ind., are noted in the Reporter by Brethren B. Hagle and J. E. Dunn.

AT Meno, O. T., January 28, Brother J. R. Bagby baptized two candidates, "altho the weather was cold and the ice thick."

WRITING from Luana, Iowa, to the Workers' Bulletin, Brethren J. W. Crouse and John Manuel report three converts to the faith.

THE free use of the Christian church at Fair Oaks, Ind., has been granted to Brother F. M. Roberts and E. C. Swartz for a series of meetings.

AT Ussery, Ark., four adults have recently begun keeping the Sabbath, and a Sabbath-school has been organized, with a membership of twelve.

FROM the Caribbean Watchman we learn that fourteen persons have accepted the faith in Bermuda, where Brother J. A. Morrow has been laboring.

THE old Review and Herald Publishing Company, of Battle Creek, Mich., has been legally closed up, and the corporation is now out of existence. Its legal successor is the Review and Herald Publishing Association, of Washington, D. C.

AS FRUIT of meetings held at Frisco, Ark., Brother H. Clay Griffin reports that fourteen adults are now keeping the Sabbath, and more are deeply interested. A Sabbath-school had been organized, with a membership of eighteen at the beginning.

FROM Beaman, Iowa, Sister Hattie M. Bowles writes to the Bulletin: "Our little village was thoroughly canvassed with the special SIGNS, and it would do you good to hear those who engaged in this campaign relate the blessed experiences they had in carrying this precious 'seed basket' to their