Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-19

was sent toward the fund to secure a memorial to eur first president general to he placed In the president generals room in Continental hall
 Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter. of Putnam GOO members); they have during the year raised the money, s150, with which to completely rebuild the walls around "Ye Oldest Kiuingly Burying Ground." this spring. They have contributed S10 towards the bronze doors; $25 to the Woman's Re liep corps towards the erection of Sol dters monument; s30 for books and magazines for the reading room; S12 to the Library Art club; 395 to the Guida fund. and have offered prizes of S5 and S9.50 to the best historical essay by high school pupil.
 Faith Trumbull chapter of Norwich, COS members), celebrated its 18th birthday in November. Brief addresses were made by chapter members rela.- tive to the organization of the chap ter also a short sketch of Faith Trum- bull The chapter has contributed s26 to the state utility fund and s23.67 to the Guida fund. making a total of $T5.67 given this fund. $22.31 has been expended by the chapter in repairing the gates of the cemetery containing l the graves of revolutionary soldiers. 4 whist party recently given by the chapter netted $57 for chapter work.
 Fanny Ledyard chapter of Mystic (91 members} reports a year of con tinued prosperity, with expenditures for the year as follows: Educational work $75; toward the bronze doors $25; general chapter work S116.S2; making a total $216S2.
 Lucretia Shaw chapter, of New Lon don t1S0 members), has as in previous years, assumed the care and mainte nance of the old Gchoolhouse where Nathan Hale taught when in New London and during summer months has had 1t open to visitors two aft ernoons a week with a curator in at tendance The "Antiestest Burial Ground" has also had it's devoted care. It has spent in repairing wall, serv- ices of a gardner for care of shrubs and trees planted in previous years by the chapter, moving grass and keeping graves and stones in order 1 the sum of $243.24. Two scholarships have been sent to Maryville colleaa of S56 each. The chapter has Fnaae 1 the following contributions during the year: To the Guida fund SS7; to the
 bronze 6oers $50: towards the salary of trained settlement worker for the city $25.
 Nathan Hale Memorial chapter, of i ~14ast Haddam. (64 members), reports ] he following donations: Scholarship l in the Connecticut Literary institute l $25; care of Old Cove Burying ground | S10; lecture on the Guida s5; care of
 local parks $10; subscription to the American Monthly magazine for the l public Iitrary S1. and Christmas offer i ings for shut-ins and children S8.25;
 and $5 in persona! donation to the | Guida.
 Sabra TrumhuiI chapter, of Rock 1 vile CT menbers), has contributed to 1 a memorial to the first real Daughter, 1 S1; purchased a book entitled Real l Daughters, at cost of 59c; pledged 1 itseR for memorial to Caroline Scott 1 Harrison $2; to the Guida $40; per 1 sOHal contribution to the Guida sle0; l MarYVille college scholarship $50; Sa- l bra Trumbuli chapters Rockville City 1 hospital fund by a personal eontribu- l tfon $2e, and by the sale of Historical 1 Sketches of Rockville $7050
 Sarah Williams DanieIsen Chapter
 of KilHngIy (e6 members), has raised
 fund of $113.50 to restore the old cemetery in which 8 number of revolu- 1 ticnary soldiers are buried. It sub 1 scrTbed S10 to the Guida; S2 for the i publication of the Cllal6ley records; Ss to the bust of the first real Daughter
 and $5 to the Memorial day expenses