their seats the [watchr?]
in side [sic] kept walking
and talking prety [sic] mu
eh all the time the m
eeting lasted
On fourth day 27 when
they went to the
meeting the house
[pg 25a]
40
[was?] locked and [Barded?]
Irons [cover?] the hinges
So that the door could
not be taken off Some of
our friends got Something
under the lower Sash
of the windown and pri
de [sic] it up so that they [could?]
[?] get their hands
off it the out siders [sic]
pulling it up and the
insiders pulling down
and they soon pulled it
to peces [sic] while they were
this someone went to
the litle [sic] door of the wood
house and opned [sic] one
of them and went in
[pg 25b]
41
1 mo 27 1883
Stephen Hubs took
Foxs Journal home
with him to read [?]
2 mo 3 a very stormy
day for the [Ranters?] to
jold their quarterly meeting
3 mo 29th 1883 this day the