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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Feb 15, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 7.

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Field Notes

TEN young people were baptized at Colville, Wash., January 14.
A NEW church building was dedicated at Tyrone, O. T., January 14.
BROTHER J. F. PIPER reports fifteen new members added to the Sabbath-school at Woodburn, Iowa.
FIVE persons have accepted the truth in Torrington, Conn., and one at Winsted, since last September.
THE Indiana Reporter states that six persons were added to the membership of the Marion church during the last quarter.
A THREE-WEEKS' course of meetings at Butte, Mont., following Bible work done by Sister Mabel Putnam, resulted in an addition of seven to the Butte church.
THE Gospel Herald reports that the new mission school at Nashville, Tenn., has opened under encouraging conditions. The attendance is not large, but it is growing.
ELDER O. O. FARNSWORTH says in a recent report from Wilmington, Del.: “Some of the visible effects of the work so far are seen in ten new Sabbath-keepers. Others are interested, for whom we have strong hopes.”
A RECENT report from Benson, Ariz., by Brother J. Ernest Bond, mentioned the baptism of two persons there, and states that ten others were expecting to be baptized soon. A Sabbath-school of nineteen members was organized.