four o'clock Sunday afternoon
` The husband and wife were not on good terms . They quarreled frequently . On Sunday they fought all day , and Mrs. Ladley told Mrs. Pitman she was married to a fiend . At four o'clock Sunday afternoon , Philip Ladley went out , returning about five . Mrs. Pitman carried their supper to them at six , and both ate heartily . She did not see Mrs. Ladley at the time , but heard her in the next room . They were apparently reconciled : Mrs. Pitman reports Mr. Ladley in high good humor .