Sunday, June 11, Grange Sunday at Camp Berger, starting with Chaplains service at 11 am, picnic lunch, Lecturer's and Juniors program.

By MELISSA MASON

Published: Jun 06, 2000 12:00 am

Sunday, June 11, Grange Sunday at Camp Berger, starting with Chaplains service at 11 am, picnic lunch, Lecturerâs and Juniors program.

Monday Bethlehem Election of officers; Beacon Valley Juniors âLuigiâs Swan Songâ; Redding open meeting âMusic, Music, Musicâ; New Haven County Pomona at Cheshire covered dish supper at 6:30 pm; at Cheshire, election of officers.

Tuesday, Hope, Winchester, Beacon, and Morris all having election of officers; Norfield also having election of officers; Totoket potluck supper at 6:30 pm, plant swap and election of officers.

Wednesday, Whigville Memorial service; Bridgewater, program to be announced; Rock Rimmom âWedding Memoriesâ; Woodbridge âSurprise.â

Thursday, June 15, Cannon, the Graces in charge.

Friday, June 16, Oxford Junior Picnic; Watertown CWA night; Farmill River, check with Master.

Tuesday, June 13, Housatonic Valley Pomona at Bridgewater, 7:45 pm, âLetâs Remember.â

Saturday, June 17, Excelsior-Pomona picnic at Hop Brook Park.

Coming Wednesday, June 21, Excelsior Pomona meeting at Bethlehem âHawaiian Punch.â

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Sunday, June 11, Grange Sunday at Camp Berger, starting with Chaplains service at 11 am, picnic lunch, Lecturer's and Juniors program.

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