Millerton Methodist Church prays for increased membership, donations

Whitney Joseph

editor@millertonnews.com

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Local families posed in front of the Millerton Methodist Church for Armistice Day, 1919. The church is now hoping for support — both financial and in membership — to keep afloat. <em>Photo submitted</em></p>

Local families posed in front of the Millerton Methodist Church for Armistice Day, 1919. The church is now hoping for support — both financial and in membership — to keep afloat. Photo submitted

MILLERTON— The Millerton Methodist Church has a prime location in the village’s very popular business district, right on the edge of Veterans’ Park (which it donated to the village years ago). From there, one can peer down Main Street, with Terni’s in view and the former Saperstein’s across the street. Looking in the other direction, one can see the Main Street dissolve into the town’s boulevard district along Route 44. Neatly lined homes, harkening back to a bygone era, dot the village streets.

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