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there would be much trouble in moving our things back & forth for so short a time. I would enjoy boarding out at Mr. Atkins in the country but I do not think it possible to get board there as they thought they could not board his own mother. I think I could get board at Mrs. Conklins. The objection to that is her boarders are not such boarders as we should enjoy. the objections to your going down to the farm before I go are so numerous that it is not worth while to discuss that matter. I don't know yet as Mr. Walker will want me longer than the first of July. I shall see him as soon as possible & will let you know the results. I wish he would let me take the books down to the farm & fix them up there, don't you. I will try him. I hope he will. If he does it will be very pleasant for us, won't it. It rained here last night & is raining here to-day. It is the