Showing posts with label Community events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Community events. Show all posts

Monday, January 21, 2008



What are these people up to?


Where?






Peace be with you...


...our first UCC sponsored peace Summit at Charlotte Congregational Church. A wonderful time to promote peace efforts here and around the world.


Dot Maver--"US Dept. of Peace"

Joe Gainza--Peace for All

Theresa Lever--Vermont activist

Bev and Hermine--concerned educators for peace

...and many more!

Wednesday, January 09, 2008






We brought Jeff to help us out at Dismas House for preparing and serving dinner...nice, delicious meal, if I might say!


See the smiling faces!





Crop Walk, Fair Haven 2007...


"We walk so others will not have to walk."





More scenes and folks from a beautiful day to celebrate Chuck Smith and the Crop Walk in Fair Haven.

Tuesday, January 01, 2008






Come to the Fair Haven-Castleton Rotary Club Auction at Camp Kehoe...to bid on the Benches of Bomoseen project. Thre's always something to do around here!!!


How do you like our winning bid...???


Come and see it in our dining room!!!

Friday, November 23, 2007




Why are these gentlemen on Main Street?


What's the story about the bikes on the street?
See the PhD's there?





We're having lots of fun in downtown Poultney...


...come and visit anytime, but especially during Chili Fest!!



What are they doing with those swords?






Come to Poultney and savor the best chili you have tasted East of the Mississippi!


Check out the cooks and chefs!


Which one was your fave?



What is Valerie, President of the Poultney Area Chamber of Commerce, saying?


Who is Poulntey's Citizen of the Year?

Saturday, November 17, 2007






The sidewalks are nearing completeion...seen here at Joan and Ike's house, just across the street from us.


Now we will have safe passage from Poultney to East Poultney...how long did this take to happen?

Wednesday, September 19, 2007






What were people doing by the corner of Main and Beaman Street?