Suppers
WATERFORD — The North Waterford Congregational Church will hold a buffet-style, all-you-can-eat public bean supper, featuring gingerbread for dessert on June 28 from 5-6:30 p.m. The cost is $12 per person. For more information call Milly Millett at 207-583-2822 or email millett.milly06@gmail.com.
PARIS — The following upcoming events will be held at the Floyd Harlow, Jr. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9787 in Paris. The Post holds a public supper on the third Saturday of each month. These suppers generate money to support the Post and its efforts, as well as give the community an inexpensive ‘home-cooked’ meal. The meals are all cooked at the Post by members.
On Saturday, July 2, from 1 p.m.-3 p.m. the Post is hosting an Ice Cream Social and open house at 58 E Main St. This is open to all. In addition to the Ice Cream, we will have brochures and information of interest to Veterans and their families.
Sale
PARIS — Oxford Hills Rotary Club is holding a Yard Sale on Saturday, July 9 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School, Paris, in the bus loop. No auction this year, but there should be some good bargains at the Yard Sale. If you’d like to bring your own table and join us, for no charge, please do! We will have a “Fill-A-Bag Sale” for $5 from 1-2. BYOB (bring your own BAG). Proceeds will benefit the many projects OH Rotary supports. For more information, contact Paul Thornfeldt, 207-592-4663.
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