Calvin Stowe was scheduled to lead the Sunday service in the chapel at 10:45, and his weekly Bible lesson was scheduled to resume at 4:00 with a lesson on Second Psalms.

The Courant reported that Joseph Twichell would be installed as pastor at Asylum Hill Congregational Church around November 1.

Joseph Twichell addressed a letter to Francis Gillette, accepting the church’s call to serve as their pastor.

The Courant reported that work on the church building was progressing quite rapidly.

A communion service was held in the Asylum Hill Congregational chapel.

The ceremony to lay the cornerstone of the church building was held at 6:00 PM.

The Courant reported that 27 masons, 12 stone cutters, and 32 laborers were presently at work on the new building that would be the Asylum Hill Congregational Church. 

The Asylum Hill Congregational Church formally organized with 114 members. 

Dedication services were held in the chapel.

The sale of seats in the new chapel realized $3,400.