April 5: Bethlehem, flea market.

By MARY KENNEDY

Published: Apr 04, 2003 12:00 AM

April 7: Washington, inspection; Wolcott, prepare your plants; Redding, surprise.

April 8: Winchester, 1st and 2nd Degrees; Hope, Happy Easter; Totoket, inspection; Norfield, inspection.

April 9: Rock Rimmon, âCivil Warâ; Whigville, âArbor Day.â

April 10: Litchfield, Neighborsâ Night; Wallingford, 1st and 2nd Degrees; Taghhonnuck, âPlanting Timeâ; Harmony, inspection.

April 11: Beacon Valley, degree rehearsal; Prospect, âWhatâs Growing?â; Trumbull, come and see.

April 13: Winchester, baked chicken dinner, noon to 1 pm, reservations a must, 860-626-0326.

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