From The Warminster Herald, Saturday 4th March 1882:
Messrs. Stent and Awdry, of Warminster, who designed the re-constructed chapel in Brown Street, Salisbury, may be congratulated upon the success of their work. The building forms a pleasing feature in the architecture of the locality, and internally is one of the prettiest edifices of the kind to be found in the country. Mr. Hicks, however, we expect, was not far wrong when he shook his head in incredulity, as to the suggestion that the firm would not on principle design either a theatre or a public house. Architects, like lawyers, are in professional honour bound to accept any commission that is not of an unreasonable or outrageous character. – Wilts County Mirror.