Consumer Protection at Enterprise Grange

September 17, 2026, 6:00 pm

Meet Maine’s Attorney General, Aaron Frey, and learn about scams, frauds, and consumer protection. This one-hour program will begin at 6:00 pm on September 17 and last about an hour, ending with a question-and-answer session. Hosted by our House Representatives for Districts 52 and 98, which cover Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Durham, Lisbon, Perkins Island Township, Pownal, and Richmond.

The Grange is non-partisan but works to keep people informed about what is happening around us.

FMI: Marilyn Stinson Enterprise Grange #48 is located at 15 Alexander Reed Road, Richmond, Maine.

Grange Today! 8-25-2026

The Newsletter of the National Grange

Articles in this edition include:

  • Introducing the “Guide to Grassroots Advocacy”
  • Reports and Contests Due Soon
  • Accepting Nominations for Foundation Advisory Board
  • The Fellowship Factor: Why Fraternity Still Matters
  • Pave the โ€œRoute to the Futureโ€ at the 160th Annual National Grange Convention
  • View from the Hill
  • This National Immunization Awareness Month, Make a Plan to Stay Up to Date on Your Vaccines
  • Great Easton Cleanup: A Share Your Projectโ€™s Story Submission
  • That Payment Request Might Be Fake: What to Look for Before You Send Money
  • Recipes from the Heartland
  • Grange Member Benefit: MemberDeals
  • Grange Store: Grange Songbook Package

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Note that all recent issues are available on the National Grange Website. To save server space, we only post the table of contents on the MSG Website.

Victor Grange’s Curtain Restored

Check out this story by WABI TV5. Another historic curtain has been restored and preserved, this one hangs at the Victor Grange Hall in Fairview, Maine. (Click the text link, not the photo!)

Submitting Events Works!

Thanks to Kathy Ward (Winthrop Grange) and Tracey Alsop (East Madison Grange) for using the new Grange event submission form! This form was designed to make everyone’s life a lot simpler and capture all the information! We use that information to create a simple advertisement for your event.

This ad (post) reaches a wide audience through search criteria and regular site visitors. Site visitors can also easily share the post on social media and by email using the buttons at the bottom of the post.

The MSG Event Calendar includes a short summary of the event that links to the post.


The Maine State Grange Communications Department (of one) focuses on the Granges in Maine, proving that the Grange is alive and thriving in Maine! Submit your news and events today!

Manchester Grange Public Supper

Grange Today! 8-14-2026

The Newsletter of the National Grange

Articles in this edition include:

  • Pave the โ€œRoute to the Futureโ€ at the 160th Annual Convention
  • National Convention: All are Welcome!
  • Accepting Nominations for Foundation Advisory Board
  • New President Elected in Texas
  • Welcome Indianaโ€™s new President
  • Grange Heirloom for August
  • Burns Grange hosts local historian & author
  • Eller joins panel on FDC proposal
  • 2026 Quilt Day – for everyone! A Share Your Projectโ€™s Story Submission
  • Hamp Watch: Where is our National Grange President?
  • This National Immunization Awareness Month, Make a Plan to Stay Up to date on Your Vaccines
  • August 15 is National Relaxation Day. Hereโ€™s How to Celebrate It
  • Recipes from the Heartland
  • Grange Member Benefit: Pharmacy Savings
  • Grange Store: Guidelines for Grange Leaders

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Note that all recent issues are available on the National Grange Website. To save server space, we only post the table of contents on the MSG Website.

Greene Village Day at Androscoggin Grange

Androscoggin Grange is located at 99 Main Street, Greene, Maine

National Grange Rep Announced

Barabara Foster will visit MSG Convention

Maine State Grange President Sherry Harriman recently announced that National Grange Pomona Barbara Foster will represent the National Grange at the Maine State Grange’s 152nd Annual Convention held in October. This is Barabara’s second visit.

Barbara Foster of Pennsboro, West Virginia, was elected as National Grange Pomona at the 157th Annual National Grange Convention in 2023. Barbara is the only daughter of Earlene & Jim Foster, former West Virginia State Grange President and National Grange Chaplain. She has three brothers. She was born in Tennessee, but grew up an “Air Force military brat” living in Delaware, South Carolina, Taiwan, and Japan before Jim retired and bought a farm in West Virginia, where they have lived for 49 years.

Barbara joined the Grange in 1985, and is a member of Oxford Community Grange #526 and Central State Pomona Grange. She has held several offices at the community, Pomona, and State levels. The Fosters were Grange Family of the Year in 2003.

Barbara is retired as a full-time teacher after 32 years, and a total of 44 years in education. She taught home economics and elementary students with learning disabilities. She is the former President (20+ years) of the West Virginia Professional Educatorsโ€™ Association and works with the Doddridge County Community Education Outreach.

In addition to her other involvement, Barbara is a retired member of the Pennsboro Volunteer Fire Department Ladiesโ€™ Auxiliary, and a member of the Pt. Pleasant Baptist Church, the Order of the Eastern Star, and the South Side Baptist Church, where she is the assistant treasurer. She enjoys sewing & quilting and reading, and lives with her two dogs. Max & Ellie, and three cats. Strips, Frisky, & Runt.

Manchester Grange Calls for Craft Fair Vendors!

Submitted by Manchester Maine Grange

Manchester Grange is now accepting vendor applications for the fall craft fair!

Saturday, October 24, 2026
8 am to 2 pm

Vendor tables available (8โ€™ x 2.5โ€™)
First floor: $25 each or 2 for $45
Second floor: $20 each or 2 for $35

Dealer set-up:
Friday, October 23rd 4-6 pm
Saturday, October 24th 7-8 am

Reservations are made on a first-come, first-served basis. ย  To reserve a table, contact email Paige Tobie or call (617) 800-4564. Include name, brief description of goods, requested floor, and number of tables. Reservations are secured when contract and payment have been received. Contract available electronically at https://tinyurl.com/grangecraftfair2026. Payment accepted by checks payable to Manchester Grange #172, cash, or Venmo.

Maine Membership Anniversaries

Information gleaned from the July 2026 Issue of Good Day!โ„ข Magazine

75 Year Anniversary

  • Virginia Boudreau, Benton #458

50 Year Anniversary

  • Jeffrey Grant, Mt. Etna #147
  • Sandra Lawrence, Benton #485
  • Bonnilee MacDonald, Valley #144

Granges Welcoming New Members

Twenty-five Maine Granges welcomed new members in July! Special recognition to Vassalboro Grange #322 for added fifteen new patrons!

  • Alexander #308, 1
  • Ammadamast #374, 2
  • Branch Mills #336, 1
  • Deering #53, 1
  • Dirigo #98, 1
  • Enterprise #48, 4
  • Evening Star #183, 2
  • Fairview #342, 5
  • Farmington #12, 1
  • Hudson #457, 3
  • John F. Hill #393, 2
  • Jonesboro #357, 4
  • Kennebec Valley #128, 5
  • Lakeside #63, 6
  • Manchester #172, 1
  • Maple Grove #148, 2
  • Parkman #305, 2
  • Pioneer #219, 1
  • Saco #53, 2
  • South Sangerville #355, 4
  • Topsham 337, 3
  • Trenton #550, 5
  • Vassalboro #322, 15
  • Victor #49, 2
  • Waterford #479, 1