Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07
FAITH TRUMBULL CHAPTER TO
 REMEMBER REAL DAUGHTERf

The Aptll meeClnS or Fa1th TFunbuL Chapter, D. A. R., was held Wednesday after at 3 o'clock at the Community House with the regent, Mrs. E. E, Rog- CTS, presiding. The meeting was open ed with the singing of America, reciting the Lords prayer, and the American Greed and the, salute to the flag.
 The reports of the recording and cor respending secretaries were read and ap- papved. It was announced in these re- ports that Faith Trumbull chapter had i sent to the Continental Memorial Hall in sent there by the chapters in the state of Cenfecticut. The. treasurer's report
 was read and accepted
 r The report of the registrar showed that there are now 13s members enrolled | in fhs chapter. Two new names were l proposed for membership. The two ap-
 plicant sare Miss May L. Bushnell and | Miss Marion Swan.
 The historian reported that the remem- tbfance book for January. 1921, has been received. The report of the ways and
 means committee was read by Mrs. Will
 L. Stearhs. Mrs. Rogers, tbe regent, a;p- pointed the following ways and means committee to serve for a period of three
 months: Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler. Mrs.
 William H. Oat, Mrs Harvey M. Briggs
 and Mrs Fl. NJ. Lerou
 Reports of the Americanization con- mittee and of the magazine committed
 were heard. The magazine committed I announced that Connecticut has lost it's
 lead in subscriptions taken out. New
 York now leads. with Pennsylvania sec
 ond and Connecticut third.
 Mrs. Rogers called attention to tn, April number of the D. A. R. magazine
 which contains splendid picture of Mrs
 George Maynard Minor of Waterford tho
 President-general, at her desk in Wash
 ington. In an article in the magazine f is stated that the congressional cemeter, l shows centatoph of Uriah Tracy, wht was born in Franklin. The regent spelx, , of the increaSe in dues as well as th, | charge of B that is to be made hereaf ter for the lineage book. Faith Trumbul chapter has the complete set of 54 vol 5 nr1es and 1t was voted to purchase tn
 55th-the latest-volume
 r Miss Rattie l.. Carter gave the repor < of the>Shrift committee and Mrs. H. H l Pettis, read the report of the spenis I committee having in charge the printin of the bylaws. i Mrs. Rogers announced that notice ha : been received stating that Mrs Joh 4 La1dlaw Buel will not be a candidate fo - the once of vice president general fror f Connecticut. Mrs. Rogers also presente dI ). Ohio state conference. The chapter vote V to send remembrances in the form q
 cards to two of the real daughters vh X are soon to observe their birthdays. The l, are Mrs. Sarah B. Bradway of Eastfor 0 Who will be 103 years old on April 3otI e and Mrs. Angeline Loring Avery of Wi # lfnaartic whose birthday comes July g.
 An appeal for relief in the Near Fla. e was read and it was announced that 1T IT recording secretary had one of the Nees e East books and that tickets may bA a, V tained at one dollar each.
 The regent requested per-ntssIon , take the state flag presepked to il
 chapter by William IT. Shields with h,
 to the congressional conference of il
 D. A. R. at Washington. Her request ";
 granted The flag is to he displayed Y Connecticut headquarters at Wasbingt, in during the week of April 17th.
 .t Mrs. Rogers announced to the rnaati, m that she has received valuable lette ,o and papers from the descendants of q, ,s John Durkee of Norwich. One of th a ters was written in 1761 and anotb
 was written to Bunker Hill. The ma m roll of Col. Durkee's son-ln-law. r ne Dominic Touzain is among the pan4rs ,t It was announced that Mrs. Sarah all Kinney arrange the tercentenarv nr sh gramme used by the Mayfiower society s Hartford iI Reports of the stale eonfererc. VI. .o given by Mrs. B. p. Bishor. Mrs. ro, sE A. Wheeler. Mrs. HarrAE. Higgins M, rs Charles J. Twist. Mrs. William IT n bs and Mrs. Arthur M Thompson. rl f~was voted to have the new Sv-Aa.