two o'clock
Mr. Spink had added to the seating capacity of his cabin by taking some long slabs and with an auger drilling holes in their round sides . Into these holes he drove wooden pegs , and thus provided serviceable benches without backs . These together with his other benches and his chairs gave sufficient seating accommodation for those who came . It was a motley but interesting crowd that assembled in the sitting-room at two o'clock that Sunday afternoon . Of course the Spinks were there , and some members of the Wiles and Sneath families were present , and others from different homes in that section . Fourteen girls , ten boys and a few adults had come to the meeting . Besides these there were the preacher , John Larkin , Viola and George LeMonde , Henrietta Harvey , and Stella Nebeker in attendance .