 The older has been dated to the eleventh or twelfth century, and appears to have once been a mortar from a monastery refectory; many such pieces were shipped to the American colonies for liturgical use, and the font is associated with an earlier church occupied by the congregation.It was restored in 1890 and continues to be in use for baptisms.The chandeliers lighting the building are French, and were given as a memorial to members of the congregation who served in the European theater of World War II.