It was on the frontier toward the Iroquois, near the pass between Cranberry Lake and Nottawasaga Bay.
This was on a dull, drizzling day about the middle of May, and I presume they were then heading towards the Barren Grounds district, where the blueberry and the cranberry are very abundant.
The birds came in many thousands, and great numbers of them bred in the northeastern portion of the province through the district north of the Lake of the Woods and Rainy Lake, where the cranberry and blueberry are abundant.
Mayo, who has fished herring brush-weirs at the Cranberry Isles for many years, and is a life-long fisherman in that section, communicates the intelligence that salmon were first observed about those islands in 1888.
The Cranberry Isles lie off the southeastern part of Mount Desert Island, and are about 25 miles east from Penobscot Bay and about 35 miles in a straight line from the mouth of the Penobscot River.
And Christmas to most of them meant home and family and turkeys and cranberry sauce and presents--oh, oodles of presents!
But although they had chicken for dinner and cranberry sauce and creamed cauliflower, things all of which she especially liked, Billie enjoyed it less than any meal she had ever eaten.
Terry, another intimate associate from that time forth, had in Cranberry a character excellently adapted to his saturnine aspect and dry humour; and Liston was not less happily provided for in Lamotte.
Even the glades and the open cranberry swamps are small and infrequent.
Many of them were at work in large factories, where it was the custom of the house to give a roasted turkey and a pan of cranberry sauce to each person who had been on the pay-list for three months.
He works and loafs by spells until cranberry pickin' time in the fall; then he picks steady and earns thirty or forty dollars all at once.
If cranberry seedlings are desired, the seeds should be sown in flats of peaty earth, which are stored until spring in some protected place, in the manner of stratification boxes.
Some blunt instrument, as a stick, is commonly used to force them into the sand of cranberry bogs.
The cultivatedcranberry is propagated entirely by cuttings.
Everything was gone except the potato and the cranberry sauce.
There were cunning little dishes of mashed potato and cranberry sauce, and some celery in a tiny tumbler, and the smallest squash pie baked in a patty pan.
He had mechanically turned the cranberry jar upside down and taken from the bottom, carefully wrapped in white paper, fifty dollars.
I have said, as illustrations, that I do not believe in the right of Illinois to interfere with the cranberry laws of Indiana, the oyster laws of Virginia, or the liquor laws of Maine.
The cranberry bog was a goner forever, it was feared, and a little house, very handy for sorting berries in, had had its foundations undermined, and disappeared beneath the face of the waters also.
The cranberry bogs were especially dear to their owner’s heart.
It is something like the cranberryof Europe both in size and colour, but its flesh is thin, and has been likened to that of the Siberian crab.
It was like a big brook, flowing with deep, brown current out of a thicket, and on through a small cranberry bog below the bridge.
Christie was sweeping in the chips to the same refrain of the "cranberry tarts.
My paper at one time became the foe of a certain road which tapped the great cranberry vineyards of northern Minnesota, and that very fall the berries soured on the vines!
Aside from the cranberry and choke-cherry, the fruit yield in the northern district is light.
Then he dropped it into the post-office himself, never dreaming that Cranberry would publish it, but merely anticipating the wrath of the little-great man on receiving such a communication.
Mr. Cranberry Fuster, who presided over the destinies of The Oldport Daily Twaddler, added to this honorable and amiable occupation the equally honorable and amiable one of village attorney.
I had three turkeys and two sucking pigs, and mince pies and pumpkin pies and apple pies, and doughnuts and fruit cake and cranberry sauce and brown bread, and ever so many other things to fill up the chinks.
When we have a hankering for doughnuts and apple pies and cranberry tarts, we want to know just where to get them and have them the right kind.
She's going to make cranberry jelly when I get back," replied the little rabbit.
Well, we'll make some cranberry juice soda when we get home," said Little Jack Rabbit, and off they hopped to theCranberry Patch.
Just then they came to the end of the meadow, so the little rabbit hopped through the fence and down to the Cranberry Patch to fill his pail with the bright red berries.
The truth of the matter was that the little rabbit was going berrying down in the Cranberry Marsh on the other side of the Old Duck Pond, but of course Mrs. Cow didn't know that.
It was but a shallow New England brook, this river, meandering through cranberry bogs, with alders and bilberry bushes on either side.
He remembered the cranberry picking at this season, and later when the meadow had been flooded, the skating over the bushes that were frozen in the ice, and the snaky forms of the cranberry plants visible at the bottom.
Thus the cranberry marsh had its pleasures for Frank and Fanny.
On the other side of the brook was a cranberry marsh, with a raised road passing through to the pine forest, still beyond, where the children gathered the ground pine, and hunted for the bright scarlet berries of the winter-green.
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