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... _Fruits not ‘ings, and clips or screw-bands. recommended for this method If metal covers are used the are : gooseberries, blackberries, netal should be protected by sweet cherries, pears, desser wo or three layers of paper apples, black currants ar itted ...
... kind): 1 Mrs. W. Hibben. Lemon_curd: 1 Mrs. W. Hibben, 2 Mrs. H. G. Howe, 3 Mrs. J Tomblin. Marmalade: 1 Mrs. W. Hibben. Blackberry or raspberry vinegar: | Mrs. J. Bird. 2 Mrs. H. G. Howe. 3 Mrs. F. T. Treasure. Eggs: )white) 1 Mrs. W. Hibben: (brown) ...
... he tells me, which others who have remained in the home town will echo. Mr. Rowlinson recalls with pleasure a “‘camp” at Blackberry Hill, Belvoir Castle. to which delightful spot he and his lfellow Scouts walked, pulling a trek cart. This fondness for ...
... tomatoes: |1 Mrs. A. Spouge. Bottle wine: 1 Mrs. F. E. Morley, 2 Mrs. J. Bird, 3 Mrs. Gulliver. Bottle of vinegar (raspberry or blackberry): 1 Mrs. J. Cooke, 2 Mrs. E, Conduit, 3 Mrs. J. Tomblin. Basket fruit: 1 Mrs. A, Spouge, 2 Mrs. F. E. Morley. Brown eggs: ...
... in a condition in which they are unfit for any useful purpose. BLACKBERRIES. —There are many persons who are fond of this frait, but have seldom tasted 1+ since their young days. Blackberries might, and ought to be much more plentiful than they are especially ...
... the Atlantic. Blackberry-growing is voe of the latest developments. A farmer in \#‘iummiu. Mr. C. B. Hamilton, koown ae one of the most «uccessful small-ruit growers in the States, wakes, it 14 stated, the growth and sale of blackberries w lucrative occupstion ...
... Plums (any variety): 1, A. Baxter; |2, A. Clarke; 3, C. Swann. Pears i(anv variety): 1, R. Auger; 2 and 3, R. Disley. Blackberries: 1, J. lCupps; 2, C. Swann; 3, R. Disley. | FLOWERS ley (10 points). Judges of the vegeiables, fruit and flowers were Mr ...
... that ina place of that sort I had given me by an old lady two recipes which you may use if you like. ONE 15 FROM BLACKBERRY JAM. Put blackberries not quite ripe into & jar, and cover it up closcly ; sel the jar in a saucepan of water over the fire, aud when ...
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... plums (any variety), 1 S. Clifft, 2 D. West, 3 H. Tunaley: pears (any variety), 1 C. A. Swann, 2 W. Peters, 3 G. Hall; blackberries, 1 B. Hull; collection of fruit, 1 B. Hull: tomatoes (any variety), 1 A. F. Clarke, 2 and 3 J. Clifft. GPEN TO LADY MEMEFRS ...
... Sovereign. Black, White and Red Currants, —Boskoop Giant, White Grape, Perfection Red, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Loganberries, Blackberries. Flowering & Ornamenta] Shrubs —Standard Flowering Cherries, ~Standard Lilacs, [ Rhododendrons, Syringa, For~ sythia, Flowering ...
... were small logs, tiny wild ferns growing in moss, bracken, sprays of crab apples, wild rose hips, and small branches of blackberries. On one exhibit there was a very small toy squirrel. Blooms abounded. There were cacti gardens, and the vegetables made ...