Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
REcIPEs FROM BLUE BELLS OF
 SCOTLAND,

Dear Editor, Brothers and Sisters of Social Corner: Winter is still here; but on Sunday I saw yeTlowbird try ing to get seed in all that storm from some weeds. How I wished it would come in the barn and stay and let me feed 1t
 Queen Bess; No, would not think you impertinent if you should ask me if I had B wife, or a hubby, for 1 should say Yes. I think your grape juice must be very nice.
 Rural Delivery: Am sorry you don't carry the mail. I will send you card some day if you will go to the mall box and get it so you can say you have carried the mail. It Is so kind of you to give the carrier lunch and hot coffee wish more rural de- livery patrons would think of the car riers on cold, stormy days; also, on very hot days in summer, if 1t be but cup of cold water that's given; like the widows mite. 1t Is something for heaven.
 Dear Ready: I thank you so much for sending into the Corner the verses ''Tell Mother I'll Be There"-think 1t is so nice. have friend who has Edison record of first and last verse, Do you or any one else in the Corner
 
 those two songs would, or should, be companion pieces My friend has that on a record, but I would like to get the verses. was so glad when your letters came to the Corner again, for do miss them so much. J. B. T.: Think the rat and mice papers are grand and so harmless, Where there are little children I have used cayenne paper end grease on papers, and put in the holes; but like the alum better. I think all your reef - pes are good
 P. U. T.: I agree with you on our having Social Corner chats; and lis tening to others views and words of cheer. am sure the Corner is such a help and comfort to me. What a grand time we all had at the second anniversary, thanks to the Corner Ed itOr and Glenwood.
 Beccy: Hope you will find some good meal for your johnnycakes, for they are nice in milk when baked on griddle. Just try 1t some time. If you will only tell where the grist mill in Connecticut Is that you used to go to, will send you the card picture of it, if 1 can find it, I, too, think Roosevelt is all right, if he Is plain spoken to the rich and stands by the poor working people, and doesn't like l to see strikes or see help abused. Was glad to hear from M. Roens and extend sympathy and thank her for the verses. How true they are! They cheered me so much. Grille: Guess now I know who is who. have been in Colchester a good many times and when I went tc Leonard Bridge did not get left; and had plenty to eat I will send repices for
 Chocolate Cream cake-One cuI sugar, 1 tablespoon butter or lard q use sweet lard), little salt, beat to- gether until like cream, then add cup milk, teaspoon vanilla, 3 1-4 cups pastry flour, teaspoons baking powder; stir for about three minutes hard; then bake in tins.
 Fer Layer Cake Cream-One cug sweet cream whipped stiff, put table spoons cocoa in bowl. add table spoons powdered sugar, and stir to- gether thoroughly; then add a little cream or milk; and stir together witt vanilla flavor and add whipped cream and stir all together thoroughly, and put between layers of cake and Or top. It is fine. Wishing all healtt and happiness.
 BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND.