Worcester Chapter Meeting
Sari Bitticks presents:
The Tragic and True 1778 Crime Story of Bathsheba Spooner
In 1778, a bored housewife arranged for the murder of her husband. What seems like a footnote to history turned out to be a complex web of political intrigue. The big question is: why are we still talking about it nearly 250 years later, and why do people say the town of Worcester committed murder the day they hanged Bathsheba Spooner.
About Sari:
Sari Bitticks is president of the Auburn Historical Society and Museum, and is a noted story teller who brings history to life in an engaging and entertaining manner.
6:00 pm EDT Socializing
6:15 pm EDT Business meeting
6:30 pm EDT Presentation
6:15 pm EDT Business meeting
6:30 pm EDT Presentation
This presentation will be Hybrid - In Person and Virtual via Zoom. Pre-registration is required if you are attending virtually at https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwucemqqD4vGdSbpU5aYvHERFfZcaHHHcDL.
The presentation is free and open to the public.
In Person Location:
Millbury Public Library
128 Elm St
Millbury, MA
The library requests no food in the meeting room.