. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. We were glad to see "Del" Hammond, Craige Scott and "Dan" Rezin of the Wisconsin Cranberry Sales Company in the Massachu- setts cranberry area. That is, we were glad to catch glimpses of their coattails as they raced about thisa and thata on their brief visit. MORE ABOUT THAT HUGE CRANBERRY-APPLE PIE? A shortage of quality white pine in Plymouth County, Massa- chusetts, is to be expected within a few years, Charles Cherry, dis- trict forester, reported at a recent meeting. Under present methods the cutting is tw
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. We were glad to see "Del" Hammond, Craige Scott and "Dan" Rezin of the Wisconsin Cranberry Sales Company in the Massachu- setts cranberry area. That is, we were glad to catch glimpses of their coattails as they raced about thisa and thata on their brief visit. MORE ABOUT THAT HUGE CRANBERRY-APPLE PIE? A shortage of quality white pine in Plymouth County, Massa- chusetts, is to be expected within a few years, Charles Cherry, dis- trict forester, reported at a recent meeting. Under present methods the cutting is twice as fast as the growth. This is interesting to growers of that foremost cran- berry-producing county, as grow- ers own a deal of woodland. The cranberry-apple pie con- test at Union Agricultural meeting, Worcester, Massachusetts, was of interest to more than the women sending pies to compete. In honor of the contest the Newcomb Bak- ery of Quincy baked and sent up a pie that surely was immense. It was on display in the Hotel Sher- aton during the day of the main banquet, and that night was cut and servings given to all who wanted to taste it. The next day that pie, which was five feet in the remainder was given to the St. Anne's orphanage in Worcester. Just consider what went into diameter, the pie itself weighing. FOR PRE - FABRICATED FLUMES R. A. TRUFANT Hydraulic Consultant Tel. Carver 64-11 Bog Railroads For Sale or Rent NORTH CARVER, MASS. 485 pounds and being five and three-quarters inches thick. Three bushels of apples, half a barrel of cranberries, 75 pounds sugar, 60 pounds flour, 24 pounds shortening. It took five hours to bake and nine hours to cool. When asked how the pie came safely over the road, an attendant stated that it was carefully cushioned and packed in a delivery truck all by itself, and in a frame that leveled off as the truck went up and down hill, so that the pie was always on the level. The pie plate was made of heavy steel and was flown to Quin- c
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