On April 13, 2022

Poultney to soon begin monument restoration work

Poultney Cemetery Association will soon begin monument restoration work. Work by the volunteers will be focused on the old cemetery section which abuts Beaman Street at the property’s entrance area.  A significant amount of restoration work will be undertaken in that section. Additional volunteers for the restoration team will be needed as work continues. Not all tasks are strenuous.  If you are willing to be a volunteer, please call Karen Moon Atwood at (802)-779-5534.

     Monetary tax-deductible gifts used for cleaning and other supplies needed for this work, are appreciated. To send a 2022 gift,  make a check payable to Poultney Cemetery Association and mail it to Poultney Cemetery Association, P.O. Box 63, Poultney, VT 05764-0063. Kindly note “Monuments” in your check’s memo line.

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