A spring social in May.
A general membership meeting / social in September.
A Holiday Social in December.

Other interesting and enjoyable activities are frequently scheduled. Most are day trips in the New England area with bus transportation provided.

Activities planned for 2012

Trips/Events for 2011 (info provided by Monica Dickie and Nancy Sharpe)
Prices shown are per person.

The following is a list of upcoming trips planned for 2012. Please mark your calendars.

If you would like to attend one (or more) of the trips listed above, please let Monica Dickie / Nancy Sharpe know in advance. This will help us better plan for the number of people who will be attending.

Dec 8th: Holiday Social, Saint Brigid’s Hall, Lexington. (Price is $10.00)

(No date yet): 2012 hpREM Spring Social, Saint Brigid’s Hall, Lexington. (Price is $10.00)

(No date yet): 2012 hpREM Fall Social, Saint Brigid’s Hall, Lexington. (Price is $10.00)

(No date yet): 2012 hpREM Holiday Social, Saint Brigid’s Hall, Lexington. (Price is $10.00)

WORKING ON:
Penn Dutch Spring Tour, May 16th – 18th, 2012, (3 Days/2 Nights | Mon-Wed)
(PRICE PER PERSON:$399.00 Double | $445.00 Single)

Other trips, check back.

A Bit of Tuscany
On Wednesday, August 10th, 12 hpREM members and guests boarded the bus from Burlington’s St. Margaret’s Church for a day trip to Zorvino Vineyards in Sandown, NH.

hpREM Annual Meeting/Social
On Thursday September 8th, 2011, 64 members and guests attended our annual meeting/social at St. Brigid’s hall in Lexington.
A drawing for this year’s annual social of 4 door prizes was held with prizes going to: Elaine Montague, Gerry Patrick, Marie DeSilva and Maria Peixinho. Following the drawing a delicious lunch was served to include finger sandwiches, salads, sandwich meats and cheese along with cookies, cake and sweets provided by some of our members. A great day was enjoyed by all.

Fall Foliage Day Trip
On Thursday, October 6th, 18 hpREM members and guests boarded the bus at St. Margaret’s church in Burlington for Day trip which began with a visit to the Cathedral of the Pines; a place of beauty and inspiration. The Cathedral is located in the rolling hills of southwestern NH (Rindge) and offers breathtaking vistas of Mount Monadnock.