... Harris, who lived on the estate. She gave us apples. Often, we could sell the blackberries to passing motorists long before we got home. I never dared sell mine, knowing my grandmother was waiting to make jam. Grandmother's word was law. MADGE THAKE 55 ...

... other vegetable—Mr D Mann; Plate of five tomatoes—Mr E Marchant; Plate of five dessert apples—Mr D Mann; Plate of five cooking apples; Mr D Mann; Plate of ten blackberries—Mrs M Daly; three sticks of rhubarb•—Mr E Marchant; any other fruit—Miss L Smith. Domestic ...

... Watery fruits like melon can dilute the alcohol, rhubarb tends to make the fruits taste bitter, so can blackberries, which also discolour the fruits. Apples should be avoided as they may cause fermentation, like gooseberries and other sharp berries. When the ...

... Two any kind of vegetable not listed: 1 I Fear, 2 G Harbard, 3 J Derbyshire FRUIT Apples: 1 Mr Reynolds. 2 Mrs C Bonnett. 3 Mrs S Hassan. Raspberries: 1 I Fear Blackberries: 1 A Hassan . FLOWERS Vase of mixed border flowers: 1 Mrs Reynolds Pot plants, ...

... --Appies, dessert 1 Dr. !Oven. 2 Mrs. 3 A. Fisher._ _ Apples. culinary: I W. Ellis. 2 H. Horner. A. Fisher. Plums. any variety 1 J. Dell's. 2 W. I2lls. Dish of fruit: W. Herbert. 2 sirs. Cher:lll. Blackberries P. Salter. NOVICES' SZiCTION. —Potato:isle any me ...