BSA Troop 107 Grafton

10/23/2026

Friends of Troop 107 fundraiser to support the Scouts High Adventure trip at Sea Base - see flyer for details!

Thank you!

10/17/2026

A new storybook trail is open for use and is accessible via the Grafton Library parking lot. The installation of the story walk was completed as the Eagle Project of Liam L from Troop 107.

The trail consists of 17 small podiums constructed at a child’s height. Each podium contains pages of a book that can be enjoyed while walking the trail (a 1/3 mile loop constructed by Cassie B of Troop 2019).

Thank you to the Town Select Board, the Library Trustees, Sunshine Signs, Koopman’s Lumber, Staples Inc and all of the friends who made financial contributions or volunteered their time to make this project possible.

Liam hopes the town will enjoy the trail and see it as an opportunity to encourage children to enjoy the love of nature and reading.

Great job Liam L!

10/07/2026

This Thursday 10/8! Dine in or take out at Cancuns and support Scouts High Adventure trip at Sea Base.
See flyer for details. Thank you!

10/06/2026

Order fall flower bulbs and holiday flowers and gifts! 🌼 🌺
This fundraiser will support Scouts who are going to Sea Base High Adventure next summer.
Thank you for your support!

https://friendsoftroop107.fpfundraising.com

10/01/2026

09/25/2026

Troop 107 held their Fall Court of Honor on 9/8/26 to celebrate the achievements of the scouts over the summer. Scouts earned merit badges, rank advancement, and special awards from summer camp and for those who went on The Summit Bechtel Reserve High Adventure trip in West Virginia.
Ian did a great job as Master of Ceremonies and a number of scouts spoke and shared highlights from camping trips, recent activities, and fundraisers.
Liam provided a detailed recap of The Summit trip and shared many memorable moments from the trip. Scouts thanked the leaders and adults who accompanied them on this adventure.

Congratulations to our scouts and their families on their achievements!

Photo Credit: Chris Nichols

08/31/2026

Congratulations to Troop 107’s newest Eagle Scout, Lucas P.! Lucas did an excellent job with his board tonight and with his project- building a 48’ bridge on a trail on the Hassanamesit property.

07/25/2026

Friday brings the final day of camp. The weather was glorious again. Outside of some rain Tuesday afternoon/evening it has been an amazing week of weather.

The BSI scouts finished up their final tasks and had their graduations. Many badges wrapped up a little early, so most scouts had a little extra time throughout the day.

After classes there was the final site inspection. Bennett B. Is working on staff this year and handled the check-in and check-out inspections. He gave the scouts their highest score for the week, a 107.

The final tent inspection awards were handed out. In a shocking turn of events, three tents were in contention all week for the award. There were multiple days with multiple winners. One tent won it 4 times, and two others one it 3 times each. Today’s winners were separated by a raincoat that had fallen off a clothesline. It’s a nice problem to have so many clean tents to choose from.

After dinner, the scouts went down to Boonesville for the end of week Jabberguzzle. This is a big party with a dunk tank, backyard games, a slip ‘n slide, and the war canoe races. While they didn’t come in first, they definitely went straighter than they have in years. And they had a lot of fun doing it. Some of the scouts tried to convince Mr. Tedford to get in the dunk tank, but he politely declined.

At the closing campfire, there were area awards given to Lucas N. for Shooting Sports and Parker M. for Elec Tech. They also learned that they finished 2nd in the Magee Day Games. And then performed a skit about the lack of Arizona at camp.

Back at the site, there were pizzas delivered for some that ordered them, and a few as an apology after a mishap at lunch.

In total there were no less than 94 merit badges earned this week, 2 SUP Awards (Stand Up Paddle-board), and 2 area awards.

It is said that a week at summer camp is worth more than a year of meetings. Many have now attended for the first time. One has attended for his last. A few are contemplating working on staff. And still more will be looking forward to next year. Sleep well tonight scouts, for you have earned your rest.

07/24/2026

The troop singing their ABCs.