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Bartonsville GrangeBartonsville Grange is located at 116 Upper Bartonsville Road (off from Rt. 103 Rockingham Road) Chester, VT 05143. Meetings are First Thursday of month at 6:30 pm. Contact Master Charlyn Start (802-875-4438) to confirm meeting.
Activities Grange is involved in:
Features of hall: Large meeting room with full kitchen. Large parking area and handicapped assessable. Rentals Available for rent (Fee $125/day) for weddings, baby/bridal showers, birthday parties, family gatherings. Fee waived for Funeral and Celebration of Life gatherings. Contact Information on Grange or Rentals:Charlyn Start 802-875-4438 170 Cambridgeport Rd Chester, VT 05143 countrybear46@hotmail.com |
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Blue Mountain GrangeContact information:
Elizabeth Beauvais elbeauvais@hotmail.com Tel: 802-592-3503 |
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Blue Spruce Grange
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Bridport Grange
Bridport Grange #303 is located in Bridport, Vermont on Rt. 22A where Rt. 125E intersects. Meetings are at 7 PM the 3rd Monday of each month.
Contact Information: James Morse 802-388-2653 jhm20102010@live.come to edit. |
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Bridgewater GrangeThe Bridgewater Grange #284 (originally #168) was organized in 1874. In 1876 Josiah Josselyn, an officer of that Grange, had a hall built for the use of the Grange and so Bridgewater Corners came to have the first Grange Hall in Vermont. Bridgewater Grange meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 7:30 pm.
Contact information: Alice Paglia (Master) 950 Route 100A Bridgewater Corners, VT 05035 Tel: 802-672-3790 Bob Kancir (Secretary) 52 Putnam Rd Bridgewater Corners, VT 05035 Tel: 802-672- 1521 kancir@vermontel.net |
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Broad Brook GrangeBroad Brook Grange #151, established in Guilford, Vermont, in November 1874, is a subordinate Grange of the state and national fraternal Grange organization. In the early years of its existence, its members met in private homes. In 1887, they purchased a house and used it as a hall. In 1895, its members voted to build their own Grange Hall. This construction was completed in March 1896. Subsequently, the organization added a kitchen section, with stage above, to the building.
In January 2018, the organization signed an agreement with the newly established non-for-profit Broad Brook Community Center to sell its hall to the latter. At that time, the hall located at 3940 Guilford Center Road officially became the Broad Brook Community Center. As part of the transaction, Broad Brook Grange #151 received the right to use the hall as its home base in perpetuity as long as the organization retains its charter as an active Grange. Broad Brook Grange #151 is a very active civic and community organization. We hold monthly meetings, and such activities as a Sugar on Snow Supper in March and Mother’s Day Brunch in May. We also help sponsor a Pre-Town Meeting and a free Community Thanksgiving Dinner, provide dictionaries to third graders at the local elementary school, and make and fill holiday stockings stuffed with treats during the winter holidays to special seniors, among other activities. Guilford Center Stage, a theater production company, is a project of our Grange. Broad Brook Grange #151 is a membership organization open to all. Its monthly meetings are generally held beginning at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday of every month at the Broad Brook Community Center (formerly the Grange Hall), 3940 Guilford Center Road, Guilford. For more information about our activities or about our organization (including how to become a member), you may contact: Master Bobbie Haumann Phone: 802-251-0112 Secretary Carole Mills Phone: 802-254-7075 Don McLean (Lecturer and Co-founder of Guilford Center Stage) Phone: 257-1961 NOTE: To inquire about rentals of the Broad Brook Community Center building, please contact that organization. Contact information: Master Bobbie Haumann Phone: 802-251-0112 Secretary Carole Mills Phone: 802-254-7075 Don McLean (Lecturer and Co-founder of Guilford Center Stage) Phone: 257-1961 |
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Caledonia GrangeThe Grange Hall is on Church Street in East Hardwick. Caledonia # 9 meets on third Thursdays at 7 pm, April through November. Winter meetings are held at Grangers' homes.
Contact Information: Robert Macleod: 472-3378, email: easthardwickgrange@gmail.com |
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Capital City Grangehttp://capitalcitygrange.org/about/contact-us/
Contact Information Tim Swartz, President 802-225-8921 (cell) grangepresident@capitalcitygrange.org Rentals: Merry Shernock (802) 229-9425 rentals@capitalcitygrange.org |
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Chelsea Grange
Location: 260 Vermont Rte 110 Chelsea Vermont 05038
We put on the French Fry Sale 2nd Saturday of July at the Village Church and a Com unity Dinner that is Free to the public the 4th Saturday of every month. Rental Fees: $75 for 6 hrs or more $45 for under 6 hrs $20 for the Kitchen Fee added if needed Conctact Wayne Sprague 685-2057 Meeting Times: 2nd Tuesday 6pm Pot Luck Supper 7pm Meeting 4th Saturday other Bussineaa and Community Supper Contact Information: Barb Chambers Tel:685-4419 Email: schoolbusdriver@myfairpoint.net |
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Lake View GrangeLocation: 4770 Garland Road West Barnet, VT 05821
(building is grey-green and is in West Barnet Village) Cribbage Tuesdays at 6 PM Breakfasts – Second Saturdays March to November, 8-10 am Words for Thirds at Barnet and Peacham Schools Help with Annual Ducky Derby at Ben’s Mill (a working museum) Contact Information: Matthew Nowakowski 802 745 8176 email mukpo@polishluck.com |
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Middle Branch GrangeMiddle Branch Grange #463 is located at 78 Store Hill Road, East Bethel, VT. We meet the first and third Fridays of each month at 8:30 p.m.
Middle Branch Grange was organized in April, 1912. Our hall was built that year as a community hall. We have a dozen or more farms within our local grange membership. We have more than 120 members. We have an active Junior Grange. More than half of our officers are youth. Some of our annual events are a grange picnic and a corn roast. We hold a dues paid supper the last Saturday of April. This is a ham & turkey supper open to the public with entertainment in the evening. We assist the local church with their strawberry supper the last Saturday of June at our hall. Our annual chicken pie supper is the second Saturday of October, again with entertainment in the evening. The Grange was originally formed as an agricultural organization for the entire family. Today the Grange includes non-farm families as well. Junior Grangers range from 5 to 14 years of age. Subordinate (local) Granges have members from 14 to 100+. All have equal rights as voting members. Contact Information: Master, Judith Powell 2081 East Bethel Road Randolph Ctr, VT 05061 802-728-3612 jwp.npd@gmail.com Secretary, Abbie Williams 1916 East Bethel Road Randolph Ctr., VT 05061 abbie.williams74@gmail.com |
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Riverside GrangeRiverside’s focus is on the surrounding community. We provide a meeting place for the Boy Scouts and a local church for Bible Study. During the winter, everyone is invited to chase away the blues by joining us for cribbage every Monday night. During the summer we have a community garden and, starting this summer, a Farmer’s Market.
To rent hall: Contact Paula Clement at 802-439-5827 or Jim Bulger at 802-439-5259. Meeting times: First Wednesday of the moth at 7 PM, Business meeting Third Friday after the first Wednesday for potluck supper and program. Contact Information: Paula Clement 20 Clement Road East Orange, VT catspawcape@yahoo.com or Jim Bulger at 802-439-5259 |
