The Hopkinton Women’s Club, celebrating 100 years, is selling hand-painted wooden multi-seasonal signs to raise money for its scholarship fund. Orders must be placed by Oct. 19. New holiday signs will go on sale Nov. 1.
To order, go to the club’s website at hopkintonwomensclub.org.
The Hopkinton Women’s Club also is accepting new members. Visit the club’s website for details.
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