Dedicated in 1912, this building has evolved over the decades. The belfry that houses the 34” Blumyer bell was added in 1914 and funded by Emily R. Vicker, at a cost of approximately $300. Another significant addition arrived in 1978 with the installation of double gothic arched doors, created by Art
Beaulieu, a local wood carver.

For well over a century this historic building has embodied the teamwork of town citizens as men, women and children all participated during several remodels and the ongoing beautification of the property.

That spirit of dedication has enabled the Methodist Church to provide a gathering place, not just for the congregation, but for many other community members and groups.
The church building has been used for a variety of clubs, classes and celebrations, even hosting musical jam sessions, and for a time, the town library.