... Miss Johns, Mount I'leasant, picked ripe blackberries in her garden Saturday last. NURSING IN ST. ISSEY DISTRICT ...

... Luxulyan, wpile out on a blackberrying expedition. Mrs. Graham set out shortly after eleven o'clock with her sister, Miss Humphrys, of Elmsleigb, Par, in the latter's car and made for Carn Cross, near Prideaux Wood. After blackberrying for some time they returned ...

... league on ‘Vednesda wr•,k. Was a great success. The Lone Nenehie Orchest supplied the music and Mr. S. Tiring was Ripe blackberries ricked week ht Mr. K. Rurns, testifying to the tn:kiness 01 the season. ...

... STICKER An almost incredible fact. is that Mrs. Bamfleld. of Pothole. Sticker. last week picked over a basketful of blackberries which were growing wild in her garden. St. STEPHEN The Rev. Gilbert. of St. Stephens. has honoured the Retew Methodist Church ...

... delightful, what more looked-forward-to at this time of the year, a blackberry and apple tart with lags of Cornish cream. Still, the end of the season is not yet. Like the beans the blackberries have time to recover themselves. Lard Mayor's Cornish Rebuff. ...

... ST. COLUMB Members of the Newquay Salvation Army Corps visited the town on Thursday last. Blackberries have been picked in the district during the past week. At the Methodist (Fore Street) Church on Sunday last, special services were held• when the preachers ...

... Apples, dessert-1, A. Philp; 2, W. F. Rabey; 3. J. Seymour. Do., cooking-1, B. Parsons; 3, F. Hoblyn; 3. W. F. Rabey. Blackberries —t, F. Rundle; 2. Mile P. Os. borne. ...

... furze hushes. after a gradual drop of about 100 feet. Fortunately there was no personal injury, but some children picking blackberries had only just moved from the spot where the car pitched. The car is the property of Rev. Thomas Openshaw-Eoupe. of Churcheaton ...

... BUGLE. Blackberry bloenom can li4 in full b:ooin at the garden of Mr. Hocking at Layrean. Bugle British Legion (women's tion) held whist drive on Thursday night nt the ex- Servicemen's Hall, with Mr. IL Lucas as MA'. The prizes were presented by Mrs. ...

... PORT ISAAC. On New Year's Day Mr. John Saundry picked some fine specimens of blackberries — quite nn unusual event for these parts. The final of the billiard handicap in connection with St. Thinstan's Billiard Fund. for which a silver medal was offered ...

... it is very quiet and not noisy like London. The other was Ivy Brown, who is aged 11 years. and she writes of her first blackberrying expedition and how they collected a bag full each. When she got home the lady thanked her very much and made a tart. This ...

... sueceesful arrangements were made by Mr. F. Milford. Mrs. J. Whitford, of South End. Treviscoo. gathered her first pint of blackberries on July Nth, and since that date she has hen continually picking. This considered exceptionally early for the district ...