BROTHER LEE S. WHEELER closed the year's work in Boston, Mass., by baptizing fifteen.
TWELVE young people were baptized at Keene, Texas, December 22, by Brother Sorenson.
TEN have taken their stand for the truth thru the labors of Brother E. A. Merrell at Poplar Bluffs, Mo.
THE company at Walker, W. Va., has been increased by fourteen thru the labors of Brother W. R. Foggin.
AT Folsom, Cal., five have received the truth as the result of a tent effort conducted by Brother and Sister C. H. Moler.
DECEMBER 28 a church of thirty-seven members was organized at Kincaid, Kan. They have a new church almost completed.
BROTHER L. F. STARR reports a good work in Exira, Iowa, where twenty-three young people were baptized and received into the church.
THE attendance in Union College, College View, Neb., has reached the five hundred mark, and gone beyond, the largest in many years.
BROTHER T. GODFREY writing from Osceola, Iowa, Dec. 26, says, "The work is onward here. I baptized ten last Sunday, and others are waiting baptism."
THE church at Sutley, S. D., has experienced a revival among the young people, thirteen of whom recently gave themselves to the service of the Master as reported by Brother C. L. Benson.
FOR many years the headquarters of our denominational work in Great Britain has been in London. Now those in charge of the work there have moved to Stanborough Park, Watford, about fifteen miles from London, where a fine estate has been purchased, and the work established.
NOTICE has come to us of the marriage of Dr. Harry Willis Miller, our missionary to the interior of China. Dr. Miller's first wife died at her post in China about three years ago. He has now, as the needs of the field demand, united in marriage with another devoted daughter of the Lord, Marie Elizabeth Iverson, of Falmouth, Me. They expect to enter their field again about the first of March. May the Lord's blessing go with them.