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ARLINGTON AREA CHILDCARE,INC.- HAPPY DAYS PRE-SCHOOL
426 EAST ARLINGTON RD, ARLINGTON, VT 05250 (802)375-6039
PROVIDES EARLY EDUCATION/CHILDCARE PROGRAMS IN THE AREA ( CHILDREN AGES 6 WEEKS TO 14 YEARS)
ANNUAL EVENTS: YEAR ROUND: BOTTLE DRIVE AT WAYSIDE & HAPPY DAYS; RECYCLE INK CARTRIDGES AT
HAPPY DAYS/ OTHER: OCTOBER- APPLE PICKING TERRY'S ORCHARD COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND( ALL
PROCEEDS TO HAPPY DAYS);DECEMBER-SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR; JANUARY-SUPERBOWL LITTLE
CAESAR'S PIZZA SALE;FEB/MARCH-HAM & BEAN SUPPER & DESSERT AUCTION ;APRIL-SWING INTO SPRING
AT WEST MT INN;JUNE- BATTENKILL DUCK DERBY
NEEDS; VOLUNTEERS FOR ANY EVENT, BAKING FOR APPLE ORCHARD SALE; BAKING FOR HAM & BEANS
SUPPER AND DESSERT AUCTION; BUY LITTLE CAESAR PIZZA KITS; TAKE BOTTLES TO BENNINGTON FOR
BOTTLE DRIVE; DONATE RECYCLE INK CARTRIDGES
ARLINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT LADIES AUXILIARY
25 GLEBE LOT RD, ARLINGTON, VT 05250 (802)375-6652
MISSION:TO ASSIST THE A.F.D. TO RAISE FUNDS AS REQUESTED
MEETING : AT FIREHOUSE 1ST SUNDAY AT 7PM EACH MONTH EXCEPT HOLIDAY
OFFICERS: PRESIDENT-TAMMY LANG; V.PRES-DOTTY THOMPSON; SEC.-DALE WOOD;TREASURER-KENDALL
JENNINGS; HISTORIAN-SANDY ZIMMER; PR-KATHY MADDALONI; SUNSHINE-NANCY JENNINGS
EVENTS/ACTIVITIES: BINGO(MAY-OCT) 2nd & 4th WED; SPRING CAR WASH
NEEDS: MORE VOLUNTEERS
ARLINGTON GARDEN CLUB
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY #69
PO BOX 914
ARLINGTON, VT 05250
MISSION: TO SUPPORT THE AMERICAN LEGION AND ITS PROGRAMS FOR VETERANS, YOUNG PEOPLE, AND
COMMUNITY.
ANNUAL EVENTS: MEMORIAL DAY PARADE; POPPY PROGRAM; OCTOBER HALLOWEEN PARTY ( 12 YRS. &
UNDER);NOVEMBER TURKEY DINNER; DECEMBER CHRISTMAS BASKETS FOR ELDERLY COMMUNITY MEMBERS
AND SHUT-INS
ARLINGTON RECREATIONAL PARK
Park Supervisor : Jim Erickson Park Office number is 375-9564.
Annual Memberships Available at Arlington's Recreation Park
Since 1972, the non-profit Arlington Recreational and Park Committee, Inc. has been the overseer for the
land provided for recreation. Over the years, a remarkable park facility has been created.
The the towns of Arlington, Sandgate and Sunderland, and the Arlington Schools contribute one third of
the total cost of maintaining the park. As expenses have increased, the Park has increased its reliance
on fees and public donations to maintain the park..
The nine hole golf course continues to be a favorite addition to the park and is used daily, In an effort to
meet expenses, the Board agreed to set a fee of $5.00 to use the golf course. The fee must be deposited
in the collection box upon the start of each game.
A membership can now be purchased for $50.00 and allows each member unlimited play other than the
designated times that tournaments are scheduled.
Residents may sign up for a membership by stopping in the park office any weekday between the hours of
8-4 PM or by mailing a check for $50.00 made out to The Arlington Recreational Park along with your name,
address, telephone number, and email address. The park's mailing address is: P.O. Box 218, Arlington, VT
05250. All members will receive a tag to attach to their golf bag to identify them as a member.
All information about joining a golf league is available at the park office or by contacting the park
supervisor. We welcome you to come and use our facilities.
Enjoy the Park.....Keep it clean...Visit Often
BATTENKILL GRANGE #487
MISSION: TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP, SERVICE, AND LEGISLATION.
MEETING: 1st WEDNESDAY OF MONTH AT GRANGE HALL IN WEST ARLINGTON.
EVENTS: BREAKFAST FOR PUBLIC, 3rd SUNDAY EACH MONTH,SEPTEMBER TO MAY
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA TROOP #334
GREEN MOUNTAIN COUNCIL #592
ARLINGTON, VERMONT 05250
BURDETT COMMONS, INC
MISSION: TO PROMOTE ACTIVITIES & EVENTS THAT FOSTER HEALTHY COMMUNITY
MEETS: 2ND TUES OF EACH MONTH AT ARLINGTON COMMUNITY HOUSE, 3854 VT RTE 7A, 7PM
PRESIDENT: SHEILA HOYT; V. PRES: SUSAN PHELPS ; SEC/TREAS: MARGIE RECORD
NEEDS: ; BOARD MEMBERS INTERESTED IN PROVIDING COMMUNITY -BUILDING PROGRAMS FOR & WITH AREA
RESIDENTS WITH FOCUS ON YOUTH (6-12TH GRADES); VOLUNTEERS FOR YOUTH PROGRAMS
MASONS
Freemasonry (the Masons) - Red Mountain Lodge #63 F&AM, Arlington.
The Freemasons (Masons for short), is the oldest and largest fraternal organization for gentlemen, in the world. The
earliest mention of the Craft was in 926 ad. The first written Lodge reports were in the early 1400's. Here in the
United States, Freemasonry was instituted in the mid to late 1700's by many of our Founding Fathers, including
George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. Many of our Past Presidents and public personalities were also Masons.
Here in Vermont , Masonic Lodges were known to exist as early as the mid-1700's. Ira Allen and Seth Warner were
Masons, as well as many of the Green Mountain Boys. Thomas Chittenden, first Governor of Vermont was also a
Mason, as is our current Governor James Douglas.
Here in Arlington the first Masonic Lodge was chartered in the mid 1700's as Newton Lodge. After this Lodge became
dormant in the mid 1800's, a new Lodge was formed. Red Mountain Lodge received a Charter in 1863. Our most
famous member was Norman Rockwell. Many of the Lodge members were also his models. The Lodge is located at
117 East Arlington Rd., in front of the old railroad station.
Any Mason world-wide, with a current dues card from their home Lodge is welcome to attend our meetings. The public
is invited to attend any of our Community activities or public suppers. The members of Red Mountain Lodge have also
maintained the Arlington Ice Skating Rink in the Rec
Park, on Route 313 during the winter months.
The Lodge supports most of the Arlington Community Service Organizations with monetary donations and provides
annual scholarships to AMHS.
We also support the Shriner's Hospitals for Crippled & Burned Children, which offer whatever treatment children
require at no cost! (All Shriners
are also Masons. ). For more information on membership in the Masons, or Freemasonry in general, you may
contact: Bill Cotrofeld, Sec'y.
802-375-6782.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR- RED MOUNTAIN CHAPTER #41
THE EASTERN STAR IS THE LARGEST FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION TO WHICH BOTH MEN & WOMEN CAN
BELONG. ONLY WOMEN WITH SPECIFIC MASONIC AFFILIATIONS, AND MEN WHO ARE MASTER MASONS MAY
BELONG.
WE ARE A FRATERNAL & SOCIAL ORDER COMPRISED OF PERSONS WITH DEEP RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS &
SPIRITUAL VALUES.
WE ARE A BENEVOLENT & CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION.
WE RAISE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ANNUALLY WITHIN OUR MEMBERSHIP FOR PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT MANY
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. OUR HOME BENEVOLENT FUND HELPS THOSE WHO ARE IN NEED WITH
IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. WE ALSO HAVE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS & LOANS.
THROUGH THE EASTERN STAR, WE BUILD A BETTER LIFE FOR ALL HUMANITY. IT IS A REWARDING AND
FULFILLING WAY OF LIFE.
IN ARLINGTON,THE LOCAL CHAPTER IS RED MOUNTAIN CHAPTER NO. 41 WE ARE LOCATED AT 117 EAST
ARLINGTON ROAD. WE WELCOME ALL WHO ARE MEMBERS TO OUR MEETINGS & INVITE THE PUBLIC TO THE
MANY ACTIVITIES WE HOLD THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
FOR INFORMATION ON THE EASTERN STAR CONTACT KATHY COTROFELD, SECRETARY. 375-6782
SASSIES (SANDGATE, ARLINGTON, SUNDERLAND, SENIORS- COUNCIL ON AGING)
CONTACT : MATHILDA KENNY
MEETING: 1st,3rd,4th, 5th MONDAY OF MONTH AT ARLINGTON COMMUNITY HOUSE (ACH) FOR COFFEE 9-10AM;
1st FRIDAY OF MONTH FOR MOVIE 10AM ,ACH; EVERY 2nd MONDAY, MEMOIRS GROUP AT ACH 9AM AND LUNCH
AT CHAUNCEY'S 11:30AM
426 EAST ARLINGTON RD, ARLINGTON, VT 05250 (802)375-6039
PROVIDES EARLY EDUCATION/CHILDCARE PROGRAMS IN THE AREA ( CHILDREN AGES 6 WEEKS TO 14 YEARS)
ANNUAL EVENTS: YEAR ROUND: BOTTLE DRIVE AT WAYSIDE & HAPPY DAYS; RECYCLE INK CARTRIDGES AT
HAPPY DAYS/ OTHER: OCTOBER- APPLE PICKING TERRY'S ORCHARD COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND( ALL
PROCEEDS TO HAPPY DAYS);DECEMBER-SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR; JANUARY-SUPERBOWL LITTLE
CAESAR'S PIZZA SALE;FEB/MARCH-HAM & BEAN SUPPER & DESSERT AUCTION ;APRIL-SWING INTO SPRING
AT WEST MT INN;JUNE- BATTENKILL DUCK DERBY
NEEDS; VOLUNTEERS FOR ANY EVENT, BAKING FOR APPLE ORCHARD SALE; BAKING FOR HAM & BEANS
SUPPER AND DESSERT AUCTION; BUY LITTLE CAESAR PIZZA KITS; TAKE BOTTLES TO BENNINGTON FOR
BOTTLE DRIVE; DONATE RECYCLE INK CARTRIDGES
ARLINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT LADIES AUXILIARY
25 GLEBE LOT RD, ARLINGTON, VT 05250 (802)375-6652
MISSION:TO ASSIST THE A.F.D. TO RAISE FUNDS AS REQUESTED
MEETING : AT FIREHOUSE 1ST SUNDAY AT 7PM EACH MONTH EXCEPT HOLIDAY
OFFICERS: PRESIDENT-TAMMY LANG; V.PRES-DOTTY THOMPSON; SEC.-DALE WOOD;TREASURER-KENDALL
JENNINGS; HISTORIAN-SANDY ZIMMER; PR-KATHY MADDALONI; SUNSHINE-NANCY JENNINGS
EVENTS/ACTIVITIES: BINGO(MAY-OCT) 2nd & 4th WED; SPRING CAR WASH
NEEDS: MORE VOLUNTEERS
ARLINGTON GARDEN CLUB
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY #69
PO BOX 914
ARLINGTON, VT 05250
MISSION: TO SUPPORT THE AMERICAN LEGION AND ITS PROGRAMS FOR VETERANS, YOUNG PEOPLE, AND
COMMUNITY.
ANNUAL EVENTS: MEMORIAL DAY PARADE; POPPY PROGRAM; OCTOBER HALLOWEEN PARTY ( 12 YRS. &
UNDER);NOVEMBER TURKEY DINNER; DECEMBER CHRISTMAS BASKETS FOR ELDERLY COMMUNITY MEMBERS
AND SHUT-INS
ARLINGTON RECREATIONAL PARK
Park Supervisor : Jim Erickson Park Office number is 375-9564.
Annual Memberships Available at Arlington's Recreation Park
Since 1972, the non-profit Arlington Recreational and Park Committee, Inc. has been the overseer for the
land provided for recreation. Over the years, a remarkable park facility has been created.
The the towns of Arlington, Sandgate and Sunderland, and the Arlington Schools contribute one third of
the total cost of maintaining the park. As expenses have increased, the Park has increased its reliance
on fees and public donations to maintain the park..
The nine hole golf course continues to be a favorite addition to the park and is used daily, In an effort to
meet expenses, the Board agreed to set a fee of $5.00 to use the golf course. The fee must be deposited
in the collection box upon the start of each game.
A membership can now be purchased for $50.00 and allows each member unlimited play other than the
designated times that tournaments are scheduled.
Residents may sign up for a membership by stopping in the park office any weekday between the hours of
8-4 PM or by mailing a check for $50.00 made out to The Arlington Recreational Park along with your name,
address, telephone number, and email address. The park's mailing address is: P.O. Box 218, Arlington, VT
05250. All members will receive a tag to attach to their golf bag to identify them as a member.
All information about joining a golf league is available at the park office or by contacting the park
supervisor. We welcome you to come and use our facilities.
Enjoy the Park.....Keep it clean...Visit Often
BATTENKILL GRANGE #487
MISSION: TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP, SERVICE, AND LEGISLATION.
MEETING: 1st WEDNESDAY OF MONTH AT GRANGE HALL IN WEST ARLINGTON.
EVENTS: BREAKFAST FOR PUBLIC, 3rd SUNDAY EACH MONTH,SEPTEMBER TO MAY
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA TROOP #334
GREEN MOUNTAIN COUNCIL #592
ARLINGTON, VERMONT 05250
BURDETT COMMONS, INC
MISSION: TO PROMOTE ACTIVITIES & EVENTS THAT FOSTER HEALTHY COMMUNITY
MEETS: 2ND TUES OF EACH MONTH AT ARLINGTON COMMUNITY HOUSE, 3854 VT RTE 7A, 7PM
PRESIDENT: SHEILA HOYT; V. PRES: SUSAN PHELPS ; SEC/TREAS: MARGIE RECORD
NEEDS: ; BOARD MEMBERS INTERESTED IN PROVIDING COMMUNITY -BUILDING PROGRAMS FOR & WITH AREA
RESIDENTS WITH FOCUS ON YOUTH (6-12TH GRADES); VOLUNTEERS FOR YOUTH PROGRAMS
MASONS
Freemasonry (the Masons) - Red Mountain Lodge #63 F&AM, Arlington.
The Freemasons (Masons for short), is the oldest and largest fraternal organization for gentlemen, in the world. The
earliest mention of the Craft was in 926 ad. The first written Lodge reports were in the early 1400's. Here in the
United States, Freemasonry was instituted in the mid to late 1700's by many of our Founding Fathers, including
George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. Many of our Past Presidents and public personalities were also Masons.
Here in Vermont , Masonic Lodges were known to exist as early as the mid-1700's. Ira Allen and Seth Warner were
Masons, as well as many of the Green Mountain Boys. Thomas Chittenden, first Governor of Vermont was also a
Mason, as is our current Governor James Douglas.
Here in Arlington the first Masonic Lodge was chartered in the mid 1700's as Newton Lodge. After this Lodge became
dormant in the mid 1800's, a new Lodge was formed. Red Mountain Lodge received a Charter in 1863. Our most
famous member was Norman Rockwell. Many of the Lodge members were also his models. The Lodge is located at
117 East Arlington Rd., in front of the old railroad station.
Any Mason world-wide, with a current dues card from their home Lodge is welcome to attend our meetings. The public
is invited to attend any of our Community activities or public suppers. The members of Red Mountain Lodge have also
maintained the Arlington Ice Skating Rink in the Rec
Park, on Route 313 during the winter months.
The Lodge supports most of the Arlington Community Service Organizations with monetary donations and provides
annual scholarships to AMHS.
We also support the Shriner's Hospitals for Crippled & Burned Children, which offer whatever treatment children
require at no cost! (All Shriners
are also Masons. ). For more information on membership in the Masons, or Freemasonry in general, you may
contact: Bill Cotrofeld, Sec'y.
802-375-6782.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR- RED MOUNTAIN CHAPTER #41
THE EASTERN STAR IS THE LARGEST FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION TO WHICH BOTH MEN & WOMEN CAN
BELONG. ONLY WOMEN WITH SPECIFIC MASONIC AFFILIATIONS, AND MEN WHO ARE MASTER MASONS MAY
BELONG.
WE ARE A FRATERNAL & SOCIAL ORDER COMPRISED OF PERSONS WITH DEEP RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS &
SPIRITUAL VALUES.
WE ARE A BENEVOLENT & CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION.
WE RAISE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ANNUALLY WITHIN OUR MEMBERSHIP FOR PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT MANY
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. OUR HOME BENEVOLENT FUND HELPS THOSE WHO ARE IN NEED WITH
IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. WE ALSO HAVE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS & LOANS.
THROUGH THE EASTERN STAR, WE BUILD A BETTER LIFE FOR ALL HUMANITY. IT IS A REWARDING AND
FULFILLING WAY OF LIFE.
IN ARLINGTON,THE LOCAL CHAPTER IS RED MOUNTAIN CHAPTER NO. 41 WE ARE LOCATED AT 117 EAST
ARLINGTON ROAD. WE WELCOME ALL WHO ARE MEMBERS TO OUR MEETINGS & INVITE THE PUBLIC TO THE
MANY ACTIVITIES WE HOLD THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
FOR INFORMATION ON THE EASTERN STAR CONTACT KATHY COTROFELD, SECRETARY. 375-6782
SASSIES (SANDGATE, ARLINGTON, SUNDERLAND, SENIORS- COUNCIL ON AGING)
CONTACT : MATHILDA KENNY
MEETING: 1st,3rd,4th, 5th MONDAY OF MONTH AT ARLINGTON COMMUNITY HOUSE (ACH) FOR COFFEE 9-10AM;
1st FRIDAY OF MONTH FOR MOVIE 10AM ,ACH; EVERY 2nd MONDAY, MEMOIRS GROUP AT ACH 9AM AND LUNCH
AT CHAUNCEY'S 11:30AM
The Arlington Garden Club announces the beginning of its 69th season with the first meeting of the year, to be held
on March 16th, 2010, 12:30 PM, at the American Legion Hall in Arlington. The theme of the meeting is recognition of
Garden Club Members with more than twenty-five years of membership. Nancy Hadley and Fran Shepherd will host
the program. A traditional potluck luncheon will be served. The season begins under the leadership of new officers.
The new officers were seated at the annual holiday luncheon held at the Mt. Anthony Country Club and hosted by the
Board of Gardeners. Installing the new officers was Stephanie Hockensmith, President of the Federated Garden
Clubs of Vermont. New co-presidents are Marge Maas and Barbara Travers, with Nancy Hadley, vice-president, and
Jill Osborn, assisted by Lynne Clark as 2nd vice-presidents. Adding their support to the Club’s leadership are Pat
Williams as clerk, Alice Ashley as corresponding secretary, Mathilda Kenny, treasurer, and Mary Militzer, assistant
treasurer. Outgoing president Dot Closs was recognized for her two terms of extremely able service.
Maryanne Wagner heads the hostess committee for the March 16th meeting assisted by Jan Ameden, Jill Roosma,
Noelle Smith, and Karen Tibbetts, who will provide desserts. Members are reminded to bring a luncheon dish or salad
to share.
New members are always welcome to join the Arlington Garden Club. For further information, please call membership
chair Jill Osborn.
Barbara Travers, Stephanie Hockensmith, Marge Maas. Photo by Ellen Lipshutz
on March 16th, 2010, 12:30 PM, at the American Legion Hall in Arlington. The theme of the meeting is recognition of
Garden Club Members with more than twenty-five years of membership. Nancy Hadley and Fran Shepherd will host
the program. A traditional potluck luncheon will be served. The season begins under the leadership of new officers.
The new officers were seated at the annual holiday luncheon held at the Mt. Anthony Country Club and hosted by the
Board of Gardeners. Installing the new officers was Stephanie Hockensmith, President of the Federated Garden
Clubs of Vermont. New co-presidents are Marge Maas and Barbara Travers, with Nancy Hadley, vice-president, and
Jill Osborn, assisted by Lynne Clark as 2nd vice-presidents. Adding their support to the Club’s leadership are Pat
Williams as clerk, Alice Ashley as corresponding secretary, Mathilda Kenny, treasurer, and Mary Militzer, assistant
treasurer. Outgoing president Dot Closs was recognized for her two terms of extremely able service.
Maryanne Wagner heads the hostess committee for the March 16th meeting assisted by Jan Ameden, Jill Roosma,
Noelle Smith, and Karen Tibbetts, who will provide desserts. Members are reminded to bring a luncheon dish or salad
to share.
New members are always welcome to join the Arlington Garden Club. For further information, please call membership
chair Jill Osborn.
Barbara Travers, Stephanie Hockensmith, Marge Maas. Photo by Ellen Lipshutz
