Doing a little digging, I ran across
the same link Mike found about the church building. Of direct interest, the link includes the following text:
"Even the church's bell has a story behind it. Read on.
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THE BELL IN THE CAMPBELLTON UNITED CHURCH STEEPLE"In the 1930s, Keith William Pratt of Bloomfield Station, well-known local railroad historian, realized that an opportunity had arrived to obtain a bell for the Campbellton United Church steeple.
"Engine No. 18 of the Sandy River and Rangely Lakes Railroad in the State of Maine, U.S.A., was about to be retired from many years of faithful service. Immediately, railroad buffs from miles around began to write or telephone the Sandy River and Rangely Lakes Railroad Company indicating their interest in purchasing various parts of the historic engine.
"Keith W. Pratt wrote to friends of his who worked for the railroad, and through them he was able to reserve the brass bell for the Campbellton United Church steeple. After much preparation and effort on the part of Mr. Pratt, the bell arrived in Campbellton and was ready for installation.
"On special occasions and Sundays in the summer when the Church is nearly filled with residents and visitors, Mr. Pratt makes sure that the bell rings out the message of Good News and another Worship Service in the historic Campbellton United Church is about to begin.
"From Methodists and Presbyterians in Campbellton Page 263"
A PDF copy of the book "Methodists, Bible Christians and Presbyterians in Prince Edward Island, Campbellton-Miminegash" is available online at
this link. And sure enough, the book contains this story (page 263), as well as a photo of the bell on the next page. Page images below:

