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Connecticut State Grange Historian's Corner

	State Historian:
	Edith Schoell Connecticut State Grange Central Office P.O. Box 1393, Glastonbury, CT 06033 Tel. (860) 633-7550 Send an E-mail

From the Historian's Desk ...

The history of our emblems

JULY / AUGUST 2010 -- I hope you will find the following interesting. It is copied from an article written by Rev. A. B. Grosh in 1876. I am sure you all know Rev. Grosh was one of the Seven Founders of the Order.

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2-4-5 Club Annual Meeting

JUNE 5, 2010 -- Thirty-one members of the 2, 4, 5 Club met at Old Lyme Grange on April 30, 2010 for their 60th Anniverary meeting. Way back in 1950, Granges meeting on the second and fourth Fridays decided it would be fun to meet on a fifth Friday once a year. In this way they could neighbor with Granges they could not otherwise visit.

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	The history of our emblems 2-4-5 Club Annual Meeting Looking back to 1985 Manchester Grange to celebrate 125th Anniversary May 5th CT State Grange ~ 25 Years Ago Kelley Farm offers workshops in March Do You Remember? Looking forward to Spring on the Kelley Farm Madison Grange Mural From the Pages of the Connecticut Granger Killingly Grange to receive historic designation North Central Pomona Celebrates 50th Anniversary We were “Dared to Do” Field Days, anyone? Everything old is new again! Coventry Grange: Oldest continually used Hall in the State Lida Ives honored by UConn Times have really changed! The 1889 National Convention Connecticut’s first Pomona Broke All the Records The “Lost” National Convention The Granger’s Flying Fortress Do you remember the Connecticut Granger magazine? For the Common Good In the days of “Newspapers of Record”… State Grange: No fair in 2008 Historical Place status for Grange closer 50 Years Ago 1893 Past Master’s Badge discovered in Central Office The National Flower Louis Tolles again recognized for “Getting Connecticut Out of the Mud” CT Agricultural Fair Update The Youth Committee of 1954 Daylight saving time an old topic in the Grange Anyone for a “Drama Tournament”? Remember “Banner Raids”? Remember the Cranberries? Heat, rain fail to faze fairgoers Agricultural Fair starts season in Goshen Phil Prelli gets comfortable with AG job Barkhamsted resident to head state ag office Crowds head to fair Grange loses niche with passing of agricultural culture Donation of Grange Hall could change Hamburg Fair
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Connecticut Granger Celebrates 50th Anniversary Year

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