OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Aug 30, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 35.

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

A CAMP-MEETING is to be held at South Stukely, P. Q., August 31 to September 10.

THE baptism of five persons at Rochester, N. Y., July 22, is reported in the Indicator by Brother C. W. Webber.

THE camp-meeting for Ontario will be held on the academy farm, near Clarkson, September 7-17. The location is fifteen miles west of Toronto, on the Grand Trunk Railway.

THE baptism of four converts at Kansas City, Kansas, is reported in the Worker by Brother J. W. Norwood. The brethren there have enlarged their facilities for a church school, and will employ two teachers instead of one.

IN the Welcome Visitor Brother C. A. Merriam reports the baptism of four young men at La Grange, Ohio. In the same paper (August 9) Brother C. A. Pedicord reports the addition of seven members to the church at Cincinnati.

THE Kansas Worker reports the organization of a new church at Lawrence with eighteen members. The service was conducted by Brother C. McReynolds. Ten candidates were baptized on the 6th inst., by Brother J. W. Norwood.

FROM Brother L. D. Santee we have this brief report: "As the result of meetings on the South Side, Chicago, thirty have taken their stand for the truth. Many others are interested. The tent has been taken down and moved to another part of the city, farther north. Workers will follow up the interest that the meetings have created. Truly the field seems ripe for the harvest."

THE annual calendar of Emmanuel Missionary College for 1905-06, is a very neat pamphlet of thirty-four pages. It gives the history, location, and object of the school, together with all the detail of information that friends and patrons—present and prospective—might desire for ordinary purposes. It is adorned with some handsome illustrations, the whole being a credit to the College Press. The fall term of the school will commence September 13 and close December 5. Address Prof. N. W. Kauble, Berrien Springs, Mich.

WE acknowledge receipt of the "Calendar of the Beechwood Manual Training Academy" for 1905-06. The pamphlet contains twenty-four pages, six of which are illustrations of the grounds, buildings, etc. It contains such information as is usually found in school announcements. The school was formerly known as Boggstown Manual Training Academy, and is located at Fairland, Ind., three miles from Boggstown. The fall term will commence September 26 and close December 18. For calendar or other information, address the principal, Prof. B. F. Machlan, Fairland, Ind., R. M. D. No. 1.

IT is our painful duty this week to record the death of Brother C. A. Washburn, an old-time minister in the cause of truth, which occurred at Des Moines, Iowa, on the 5th inst. Deceased was a member of the Iowa Conference Executive Committee, and was engaged in tent meetings at Lucas only two weeks before his death. He was buried at Mt. Pleasant, his place of residence. He was the father of Brother J. S. Washburn, who is actively engaged in the ministry at Washington, D. C. His wife, who survives him, is a sister of Brother George I. Butler, president of the Southern Union Conference. Many early believers in our message to the world will regard his death as a family loss. "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth; Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labors; and their works do follow them." Rev. 14:13.