... 2 pots jam, blackberries; Misses Budgett. blackberries: Mrs Thompson, bag of vegetables: Mrs Weeks* bag of vegetables: Mr H. Fisher, bag of vegetables: Mrs Hall, vegetables; Mrs Fisher, 2 marrows; Mrs Stock,'Thubarb; Mrs Stuckey, apples, marrows; A Friend ...

... gossip, Mistress Bassett, write out most excellent recipe blackberry and apple jelly, and this first pick over, and remove the stalks, from >lb. of blackberries, also to peel, core and dice 21b. of apples. Put this prepared- cgether in large ...

... hedges before he blackberries have been gathered in, hundreds of tons will Tost and blackberries are amongst the fruits of the earth given for man's sustenance which should be most carefully preserved this year. Blackberry jam and jelly are ->oth delicious ...

... n with the Women's was announced. Mr Daw awarded first prize to Mrs Fowles. The competition for the best pot of blackberry and apple jelly was judged by Mrs Acheson, • who gave first prize Mrs Ashton. It was reported that Charfield W.I. are proposing ...

... D. Counsell. Best arranged bowl cut flowers: Miss D. P. Toogood. Fruit.-—Apple, dessert: H. C. Nichoison. Apple, cooking: P. Lukins. Dessert gooseberries: C. H. Coate Blackberries: H. L. Gibbs. Loganberries: F. G. Drew. Red raspberries: Mrs E. Serle. Black ...

... gossip, Mistress Bassett, copy out a recipe for making Green Apple Chutney, the samr like to be very useful to all who '.vould not waste their windfalls. The way, to peal, core, and grate the apples with a coarse grater to the amount cf 4 ozs. To chop up J-lb ...

... Places of Somerset. There were two competitions—for blackberry jelly and blackberry jam—and the entries were judged by Mrs Maydwell and Mrs Clark. The winners weie: blackberry jelly. Mrs Head; blackberry jam, ...

... her ' recipe lor Elderberry Jelly, lest she should 1 have fency to make some that also. Put into preserving pan ripe elderberries that have been picked from their stalks and washed, lb. apples 1 lb. damsons, lb. of blackberries, 1 level teaspoon - loves ...

... promised for it. Tuesday, September 30th. At my reading do come upon a vfery ood hint for improving the flavour of stewed apples, or apple tart, which, because of the long time we depend upon them, are apt to have a sameness of which many tire, and so variety ...

... basket 2 hampers apples 1 grapes 1 basket grapes 15 bunches grapes apples vegetables Harvest Festival per Mr W G Bundle cakes bananas vegetables mous 1 pair operating stockings papers bags eggs helmets 1 pair 44 eggs 1 pair socks blackberries 1 pillow 12 ...

... Paul; egg, andjel'v Smith - dressing gown. Mrs jelly and eggs Miss M;lpr.r*eir; cakes and grapes Mrs A Robinson; apples and jam. Friend- St. Paul's Parieh. per Rev. G. Hunt-Lowers apples A. Weaver. blackberries. Mrs Firbank: 26 egs, collected by the Mi«»o« ...

... Cheese Straws —1, Mrs Watson. Stale Bread— 1, Mrs T. lies. Salad Cream —1, Mrs Seath. Bottled Fruit.—l. Mrs Evans. Blackberry and Apple Jelly.—l. Mrs Attwell. „ Chutney.—l. Mrs Stride; 2, Mrs Floyd: 3, Mrs Downs. Choirs adjudicated by Rev. Tudor C. Jones ...