... open for the Season. TEAS with home-made Scones (Buttermilk and “Scare”)* Oatcakes, Scotch Cheese, Eggs, and home-made Jams BLACKBERRY JAM A SPECIALITY STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. AERATED WATERS. Viewfield Croft—soo feet above sea level—is four miles from Stonehaven ...

... show were exhibited some huge blackberries grown Leicester, which, they were delicious eat they were picturesque to look at, ought to bo highly valued. to the present time nothing has been done to improve the English blackberry. ertontous idee seemed to prevail ...

... cutting the barley in about a week’s time. The fruit is now mcs'.ly gathered, and while the rasps appear to an unusual crop, blackberries have fallen greatly from last year’s prolific grow th. Fat cattle are still making remarkably uood prices at the local ...

... may be mentioned hydrangeas and tuschias. Gut flowers, especially annuals, were a good show. In fruit, gooseberries and blackberries were exceptionally large. Bouquets were neatly arranged, especially the baskets of wild flowers by children, and the c ...

... bandages; Mrs Norman, cauliflower and brussel sprouts; Miss Reid, Cairnfauld, fowls; Dr Rannie, Culter, Nurse. Webster, blackberries; Miss Young, Kirkton, cigarettes and matches. Collected teachers and pupils of the Crossroads School, Darns-9 packets of ...

... open for the Season. TEAS with home-made Scones (Buttermilk and Scare”), Oatcakes, Scotch Cheese, Eggs, and home-made Jams BLACKBERRY JAM SPECIALITY STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. AERATED WATERS. Vicnleld Croft—soo feet above sea level—is four m. es from Stonehaven ...

... on the tea-tables most well-to-do American farmers—viz., fruit shortcake. Huckleberries are much liked; in this country blackberries ormnibemes could be used their stead, and nothing could be more delicious than raspberry or strawberry shortcake. The recipe ...

... increase the quantity. Other fruits should be treated in the same way, and special attention should be paid to apple and blackberry jam, as one of the cheapest and best of jams. Golden Syrup can be used satisfactorily for sweet or sharp fruits, the proportion ...

... —“Missis has to of the milk being bluish colour.” Dairyman —“Ah, miss, «e can’t get the labour to stop them foolish cows eat n blackberries off the ’edges. Doctor— little building-up required, think. Suppose yon tr s' lunch.” the forenoon, and say another after ...

... take note these numbers, being annoyed the Pet tl at so largo a crop of halfpennies had been cast into the treasury thick blackberries. was to state that, by a hint from the Rev. Cnehton in the pulpit, he had been succes:-ful in larger coins. Accident.— ...

... aimed at, leaving me natural pend matter tor luture couaiueration of tiro club, in the south, where curling ponds are thick blackberries, cur ers can generally get. within a reasonable tr.sunce mem car or rail, but such conveniences are hand in {Stonehaven ...

... SCHOOL DATS. Poetry. Still pits the scboolliouse by the road, A ragged beggar sunuing ; Around it still tbe sumachs grow, And blackberry vines are running. Within, the master's desk is seen, . J. scarred by raps official; Tbe warping floor, the battered seats ...