Rangeley to restore headstones

RANGELEY — The Town of Rangeley has contracted to repair and clean the old stones in the cemeteries of Rangeley. The cemeteries will be under restoration for the next few weeks.

Nile Brook Cemetery was completed in 2016, and follow-up repairs will be completed this month. Evergreen Cemetery will have the front, old sections of the cemetery done, with Wilbur Cemetery and Schoolhouse Cemetery being completed as well.

The town has no responsibility for private stones, but determined through the work of the Cemetery Committee that this was a worthwhile project for the town to take on as some of the stones were in such disrepair and there is no living relatives to take care of them any longer.

Questions may be addressed to town clerk Tricia Roy at 207-864-3326.

Paper and Heritage Museum offering tours

LIVERMORE FALLS — Maine’s Paper and Heritage Museum will serve strawberry shortcake, give tours and have a yard sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 30, on Church Street. 

Tours are also available other days throughout the summer by appointment. Call Sherry at 207-592-1807 for more information. 

RUMFORD — Vacation Bible School will be held at the Parish of the Holy Savior from 9 a.m. to noon, Monday, Aug. 6 to Friday, Aug. 10.

The VBS program is open to those age 5 years going into kindergarten to those in sixth grade. Youth volunteers in grades seven and higher are also welcome. The school would like to receive applications and confirmations of attendance by Thursday, July 12.

For more information and applications call Marie at 207-491-7524 or Maureen at 207-562-8089. 

Duplicate Bridge Club to meet 

OXFORD — Oxford Hills Duplicate Bridge Club plays at 9:15 a.m. Fridays in the Oxford Recreation building on King St. 

A partner is guaranteed, and all bridge players are welcome.

For more information, contact 207-754-9153 or [email protected].