about ten o'clock
At its side another little stone bearing only these words : Ray , Aged 6 yrs. , 8 mos . Adhering strictly to his uncle 's request , the other large stone bore no name , but on it were engraved these words : In Heaven we Know our Own . When Quincy alighted from the train at Eastborough Centre , after attending his uncle 's funeral , he found the rain descending in torrents . He hired a closed carriage and was driven to Mason 's Corner , arriving there about ten o'clock . He had taken his breakfast in Boston . When he reached the Pettengill house he saw Hiram standing at the barn door . Bidding the driver stop , he got out and paid his score ; he then took Hiram by the arm and led him into the barn .