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... commented upon by the judges, extra good classes being those for collections, onions, and carrots. Fruit looked well, particularly apples. Among the flowers, dahlias made an exceptionally pleasing display. Lady Rayleigh was the president. Admirable arrangements ...
... hat-trimming competition resulted : 1, Miss Connie Sine wing 2, Mrs. R Wigging 3, Mrs. W. G. well. Prizes for apple jelly and blackberry jelly were awarded to: 1, Mrs Medley; -2. .Miss Vale. AcciDENT.-On Saturday Mr. Robert Sorrel! of 'A: rice, Chase ...
... Mrs Marshall Vegetable collection Mr and Mrs Marshall Herbs D Bazley FRUIT CLASSES: Dessert apples K G Lockwood Cooking apples E Smith Plums E Smith Blackberries E Smith FLOWER CLASSES: Chrysan themums five blooms T Parrish Chrysanthemums three blooms T ...
... vegetable Mrs G Mitchell Section 2 fruit Class 14 three cooking apples Mrs G Mitchell Gass IS three eating apples Mrs G Mitchell Class 16 three pears Mrs N Craig Class 17 12 blackberries H Vine Class 18 any fruit not mentioned above Mrs G Mitchell Section ...
... Bright.—Spring onions : 1, C. Fisher; 2, L. Russell; 3, A. Bailey.—' Early dessert apples : 2, J. Bright.-—Late dessert apples: 1, L. Digby; J. Bright. Oooking apples: 1, F. 3, H. Baee.—Cut asters : J. Wood; 2, P. Franklin; 3, C. Fiaher. —Cut flowers ...
... turnips 1 Mr Hickman salad veg 1 Mr Hickman 2 Mrs Izzard herbs 1 Mr Hickman 2 Mrs Crowcombe dess apples 1 Mr Hud-dlestone 2 and 3 Mr Gauge cooking apples 1 Mr Gauge 2 Mr Hickman 3 Mr Huddlestone pears 1 Mr Hickman 2 Mrs Baldwin 3 Mr Gauge other fruit ...
... and afterwards the best known of all, the blackberry. Wild crab apple should be picked as soon as the frost has touched it; rowan berries and hips and haws make an excellent alternative to red currant jelly. Young, tender nettles make nettle soup, and ...
... they were overwhelmingly successful box upon box of their fruit bearing a red first-prize card Their rosy Worcester Pearmain apples looked particularly luscious The judges in the vegetable section were pleased with the high standard of the produce especially ...
... 2 Mrs G Mrs F Nunn bottled fruit 1 Mrs A Foster do stone 1 Mrs F Nunn 2 Mrs F Nunn blackberries 1 Mrs Carver jam 1 Mrs D Bowlinson 2 Mrs A Foster Mrs D Bowlinson jelly 1 Mrs A Foster 2 Mrs H Douglas cake 1 Mrs D Creek 2 Mrs needlework adults Mrs A Over-hill ...
... the outsides apply brown oak dye finish with coats of varnish Hoops should be painted black ? ?: ? : - - spots of on blackberry jelly made a month It eet well' a good colour do? again well '? I remove ink from of -cord 'Sponge with methylated spirits ...
... vegetable not in the schedule Mrs E Bishop-Culpeper vegetable collection M Marshall herbs D Bazley Fruit cooking apples Mrs M Greave blackberries E Smith single leaves pasted to card seven-year-ols Martin Humphreys Flower chrysanthemums (three blooms) M Cranwell ...
... Mrs F Nunn (stone)— 1 Mrs Fortin 2 Mrs F Nunn 3 Mrs F Nunn blackberries Mr Palmer homemade jam— 1 Mrs T Jennings 2 Mrs B Cartwright 3 Mrs T Jennings highly commended Mrs Whitley home-made jelly 1 Mrs T Jennings 2 Miss G Tofts homemade cake— 1 Mrs F M Coleman ...