From its organization in 1900 through several decades, social life in Jonesboro revolved around Grange meetings, public suppers, and other Grange-sponsored entertainment. The Grange began the custom of serving a public dinner on Town Meeting Day in March 1910, and it continued for many years. Grange fairs were held, and Grange exhibits were often first-place winners at the two county fairs in the area. The Grange Hall was built in 1907. The house in the background was the last home of Hannah Watts Weston and later the home of Charles Edward Fish, the designer and master builder of the Grange Hall. Today the Grange Hall remains a town landmark.