A meeting-house. Obs.
1780. The enemy burnt about a dozen other houses, and the presbyterian meeting.—William Gordon, ‘Hist. Am. Revolution,’ iii. 369 (Lond., 1788).
1781. A grand court-house, and two elegant meetings, with steeples, bells, and clocks, adorn it [the town of Hartford].—Samuel Peters, ‘History of Connecticut,’ p. 164 (Lond.).
