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... friendly match? said they also earned good money picking plums, pears. apples and other fruit. Sometimes they had a day blackberrying and would reckon to pick 801 b. in a day. In November and December they would collect holly, laurel, etc., and make Christmas ...

... which Incorporated copper beech leaves and barley ears, While Mrs. St. O. Caudell& the runner-up, Included clusters of blackberries and crab apples In a clever arrangement. Mrs. Tett retained the President's Jubilee Cup and the women's championship for ...

... set out on a Monday morning to a part of the Downs he knew well, with his bushel basket, with the idea of having a day blackberrying. Walking over the Downs he looked across a valley and said to himself. Whatever are the farmers up to now? Chalking the ...

... the spring crop had failed. But they matured into young, tender and tasty beans of respectable size. Mr. G. Pateman, of Blackberry-lane, Pour Marks, reports that he got 10lb. 10oz. of potatoes from one plant, all of a good size. many of them weighing ...

... OUR COMMENT AND GOSSIP LINCHETS By A SUSSEX WOMAN I Mrs. Paddick brought me a basket LIVING IN THE PAST of blackberries, the size of mulberries this morning. Atendency to live in and on the Where did you find these. Mrs. past is characteristic of an ...