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Daniel Webster Grange to meet

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By Staff of the Concord Monitor | Daniel Webster Grange, along with Merrimack County Pomona Grange, met in November at the town hall and held their respective annual planning meetings for the coming new year.

Daniel Webster Grange forgot to bring up the subject of holding their annual house decorating contest for the Christmas season. They will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. for a Christmas party and a very short business meeting and will discuss the house decorating contest. Members will discuss if cash awards can be offered, as the Grange may be running a little short on money next year, due to the prospect of maybe not having the summer community suppers.