On October 23, 2015

Little white church serves last supper of fundraising season

By Robin Alberti

Recently, the Sherburne United Church of Christ (the little white church) located on Route 4 near the junction with River Road hosted the last of seven fundraising suppers. Proceeds from these suppers provide most of the capital needed to keep the doors of the church open.

Each year the church hosts bus tours of leaf peepers from all over the country visiting our area to soak up the scenery. Sylvia Finer from Woodstock coordinates with the church to bring buses of tourists for a home-style supper each week during the fall. This last group from Pennsylvania got to enjoy a supper of roast turkey with all the fixings, and apple pie for dessert.

The suppers are staffed by volunteers from the church and local community. Jo Biathrow, who spent 36 years working for Killington Resort — 26 of those years running the kitchen at the Peak Restaurant — was there early in the morning getting the turkeys in the oven. Her husband Henry, and Andy and Nan Solomon were on hand to help carve the turkeys and dish out apple pie. Ron Willis washed the dishes. Though there have been talks over the years of hiring someone to help him with the task; he prefers to do it himself. Join Pastor Beverly and this wonderful church community for service every Sunday at 9 a.m.

Do you want to submit feedback to the editor?

Send Us An Email!

Related Posts

CEDRR receives $2,500 Smart Growth Award

June 4, 2025
The Vermont Natural Resources Council announced the latest grant recipients for the Small Grants for Smart Growth program, May 27. Grantee selections are made on a rolling basis. The committee chose the Bridport Housing Task Force, the Chamber & Economic Development of the Rutland Region (CEDRR), and the South Burlington Energy Committee to be awarded a combined $6,750 in the most recent…

Public notice: East Mountain Road Paving postponed till Tuesday, May 27.

May 23, 2025
KILLINGTON—Temporary paving of East Mountain Road is delayed due to weather until Tuesday, May 27. The area will remain gravel until then, and is open to all traffic.  Please get in touch with the Killington Public Works Director, Abbie Sherman, at 802-712-4243 or [email protected] with any questions or concerns.

Stafford Technical Center students construct planter boxes for Castleton seniors in time for spring planting

May 21, 2025
Stafford Technical Center students Tyler Gugliotta (left), Charlie Souza (middle), and Paden Lynch (right), as well as staff in the RHS EPIC After School Program Carpentry Club, constructed seven new planter boxes for the Castleton Community Seniors Wellness Center entrance.

Learning can be sweet!

May 21, 2025
Mrs. Jodi Schneider’s pre-Kindergarten students are in the middle of a unit of study about ice cream. As part of the unit, they needed to find an expert in the field to answer questions that they haven’t found yet. Ben Pilsmaker from Mountain Creamery presented to the class on Monday, May 19, how he makes…