after hay, Dad. wanted me to help him fix the barnyard fence before I left and by the time we got the rack on & the team harnessed it was nearly noon when I got started. I went through town and down the Plank Road as the other troad is so bad, and I wanted to weight the waggon on my way but as it was noon when I got down there thescales were locke dup. I got to Hammonds just as they were at their dinner they having waited for Kenneth who had gonwe to town with some hoigs so they invited me to have it with them which i did. We then out the hay on and George said i could bet aniothe rkload. The roads wre good most of the way so that i could get aong with the ordinary rack excepot in my lane which is very bad. I got home here the middle of the after noon and on so hot riding uopmthe side road that I had to take my ciat & aswetare off. I ut the hay iff and then took the weaggion back first going back to town to weigh it. I had 620 lbs net of hay. It was tea time when I got to the farm so Dad. persuaf=ded me to stay yhen ait wa after dark when i got home. Ina & Marj. house cleaned the fron room & bmurescoed it to-day and waited te afor me to-night so were