Masons plan trip on scenic railroad

June 22, 2004

NH Business Review Staff,

WILTON – On Saturday, July 17, members of Clinton Lodge 52, A&FM will host a dinner trip on the Wilton Scenic Railroad. Members of the lodge will prepare and serve the meal, with proceeds benefiting the lodge.

Tickets are $24 for adults, $16 for age 8 and under.

The menu includes baked stuffed chicken, vegetable, salad, rolls, dessert, coffee, tea or milk.

The Scenic Railroad provides a nostalgic two-hour ride from Wilton to Greenfield on vintage 1950s air-conditioned Budd cars. Reservations are required. Call 654-7245 by July 13.

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