PRINCETON — The Princeton chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Feb. 2 for its coffee-time meeting at the Prouty Building.

The program was presented by Jeff Dean, president and CEO of Gateway Services, who informed the group of the new, expanded Bureau and Putnam Area Rural Transit services provided by Gateway.

Regent Sharon Bittner led the ritual with the U.S. flag pledge and the DAR Daughter’s pledge. Eva Blanco read the president general’s message and Lenora Carey gave the National Defense report.