JANUARY 5, 2026 -- Jan. 7: ; ; Regular Meeting and Program Jan. 21: Agricultural Program-Would You Grow This? We held our Christmas Open Meeting on December 10th. We had a card exchange and the program was decorating gingerbread houses, followed by refreshments with a Christmas flare. We are allowing a local dog obedience school to hold their sessions in our hall.

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DECEMBER 7, 2025 -- Dec. 10: Christmas Program-Open Meeting and Ginger Bread House Decorating As mentioned in my last article, several members recently attended the State Grange session in Norwich.

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DECEMBER 4, 2025 -- The next meeting of Nutmeg Pomona No. 16 will be held at Wallingford Grange Hall on Sunday, Dec. 7 at 2 PM. Lecturer Robert Charbonneau’s program is entitled “Christmas Treats”. Wallingford Grange will provide the refreshments. We will have a $5 grab bag for those who wish to participate. As with all our meetings, we will have a country store.

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NOVEMBER 22, 2025 -- The next meeting of Nutmeg Pomona No. 16 will be held at Wallingford Grange on Sunday, Dec. 7th at 2 PM. Lecturer Robert Charbonneau’s program is entitled, “Christmas Treats.” Wallingford Grange will provide the refreshments. We will have a $5 grab bag for those who wish to participate. As with all our meetings, we will have a country store.

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NOVEMBER 2, 2025 -- Nov. 5: We Are Going To Mars-How Grange Principles Could Help Nov. 19: Who Is Turning 250 Years Old Next Year? We held a wrap up fair meeting in early October and some new ideas were discussed for next year. Necessary fair closing reports are done. We were well represented at the State Session. More on that in our next article.

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OCTOBER 10, 2025 -- Hopefully by now you have received your new Pomona handbook. They are a nice bright red in color. The officers and members of Nutmeg Pomona send our sincere thanks to Terri Fassio for all her help when our Lecturer Robert Charbonneau was unavailable due to health issues.

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