... double cream 3/- to 4/- per lb. Fruit : Apples. Bramleys to 6d. ; Beauty of Bath to 44d.; Morgan Sweets to 4d. per lb. ; blackberries l/-; plums to 1/2 per lb. Produce; Mushrooms to 3/3 per lb. ; marrows to 1/9; cucumbers 1/3 each; runne: beans to 1/9 ; ...

... A. J. Burridge. 3. S. E. Nettleton: dessert plums: I, Mrs. C. A. Gregory. 2. Mrs. W. 0. Boyer. 3. Mrs. E. A. Sheppard: blackberries: I. W. V. Gardner. 2. Mrs. L. Merry. 3. Mrs. A. C. Young. ...

... within the range' , e poor country churchmen with 1. and otherwise unobtainable. :tuber the quality of real food. sail free blackberries, sloes. and i mushrooms, real food is worth pi! There may be other ways I letting fresh trout to the table. ' is there ...

... elder sisters out of the family of eight children. Mr Callun Veil. but they would wow irrespective of whether we have a Blackberry Fair and Carnival or not I think the Committee should tasks their molds up 14 , that the town will know if there is to be ...

... businesses. In the last few years in particular we have given special attention to the permanent equipment on our farms. The Blackberry Fair and Carnival will be from Sept. 22nd 24tb. both dates inclusive. FORMIR COURT lIINCR The former Magistrates' l'OUrt ...

... Mils Hutchings, Mrs. Grim'stead. Chocolate laver cake—Mrs. J. Duckett, Mrs. Grimstead, Miss Cook. Children's Classes. Blackberries— Cherry Hawes, Margaret Burnell, Harold Field. Decorated loop—Heim Stevens. Flower arrangement for doll's house—Margaret ...

... granted by Queen Elizabeth I to Axbridge when it was a Borough with two MP's, The second fair of the year at Axbridge, the Blackberry• Fair. will be held on September 24-26. ...

... Iwo weeks of ilw• season's normal an SOME WANT THE RI, KBERRY FAIR MOVED I aum.s obstruction oomph/tint air t inajur Nthe Blackberry F week. had wen good wnither. Carllt!' to town Wine ;Consequently 'he of fruit re.itlents of Axbritlge were not very happy ...

... per lb.; Blenheims to Bd. per lb.; Morgan Sweets to 7d. per lb.; Underleaves to 6d. per lb.; tomatoes to Is. 4d. per lb.; blackberry and apple jam to 2s. 6d. jar. Road death toll figure improvement The number of road deaths for the peak three holiday months ...

... Pearmain to 5d., Morgans to 3d., I Warners King to ; other cookers to 2d. per lb. ; dessert pears 6d. to lid. per lb. ; blackberries to Bd. ; tomatoes , 71d. to 1/3 per lb.; damsons to 91d. Produce-Runner beans Id. to 31d. per lb. ; peas to lid., onions ...

... suffered its share of absenteeism. ith the regular seasonal fluctuations. s%hether in the hay fields or harvesting sloes and blackberries. The day hook shows the school was not favoured with the extensive holidays which today shred the nerves of both parent ...

... and • • • SHELDON -Sweet memories .$1 dear Ted During the week many tons of who deed lk - toher ?I. ISO --hddl , aides blackberries were forwarded by hi- hls losing M..• train from the neighbourhood to He troubled no one. has wants were pea London and ...