The Newtown bee., 1893-02-03

Court Sandy Hook, No 1892, A. O. F. of A., held it's fourth annual sociable at the Town hall on Monday evening. It was a pronounced success, both hnan- cially and socially. Over 100 couples were present. The grand march was led by James Brown and Miss Birdie McCar- ty of Ansoria. After the march all par ticipated in the light fantastic. Courts Danbury and Pahquioque of Dan bury were represented; also few broth CTS from Bridgeport and Birmingham were present.
 The music was furnished by the Bliss orchestra, and was excellent.
 The committee which managed the af- fair was as follows: Floor director, Thomas Lillis; aids, James J. McMahon and James Brown; reception committee, Thomas Lillis, John F. McDermott and Henry s. Lang; executive committee, W. J. Brew, Edward Troy, Henry $. Lang, E. w. Riley, Michael Blake, Mi- chpl F. Collins, Thomas Lillis and T. J. Corbett The order of dancing was as follows:
 PART I.
 l. Quadrille, Welcome All g. Lanciers, All Visiting Brothers 3. ouadrine, Supreme officers 4 Waltz St Vincent DePaul Society 5. Lanciers, To Our Ofhcers 6, Caledonians, Putnam Council No. 5i, IA
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 :. 7.Quadrille, Court Pahquioque 8. Lanciers, Court Dunbury O. Waltz, St'Rose Drum Corps 10. Quadrille, Court Pembroke n. Caledoniana, TO our Chief Ranger 12. Lanciers, Court Marina
 Intermlssion.
 PART IT,
 l. Ouadrille. Past Chiet Ranger 2 IanCiers Pembroke Circle C, O. F. 2. Waltz, Court Waldemere IancIera To Our Brother Senator 5 Oundrillc To Our Lady Friends G. Lanciers, Newtown Hook and Ladder Co :. Caledonlans, Court Hemingway x Ouodrillo St Rose Choir D. Lanclers, Children of Mary 10. CaledOniHns, To Our treasurer II. Quadrillc Nine Pin, To OurFS 5. l2. Virginia Reel, Remember Our Next
 Home, sweet Home.
 Among those present from out-ot-town were the following: John Melvin, G.. Weyler, Cornelius Scully, William Cos tello, Thomas Harty, Eddie Murphy, William Beebe, George Clauss and NJ. J. McNamara, all from Danbury and ac- companied by ladies. Others present were Miss Wallace of Ansonia, Miss Ma mic Lynch of Wisconsin and Miss Griffin and Miss Lynch of Daubury. or course the home people were well represented, among the number being the follow tug : John F. McDcrmott, Henry S. Lang, James Carey and wife, Richard Lealey, Miss Maggie Griffin, simon Kelly, Miss Kelly, Herman Lang and wife, James Mcclure, John McCarty, Miss McCarty, Peter J. Lynch, Martin Lillis, Miss Kate Hurley, Theodore Lockwood, David Wunderlish, Patrick Donohue, Michael J. Blake, William T. Brew, Miss Mary Callahan, P. F. Madigan, Miss Maggie Callahan, John F. McNamara, James F. Kilbride, Miss J. lIaugh, William E Shay, Miss Katie A. Carroll, John Quinn, John Carroll, Miss IIourigan, William Mcclure, Misc Mcclure, John T. Shee- han, M. c. Bradley, NJ. J. Bradley, Den his Quinlivan, George Burr, David Ken zie, the Misses Kenzie, Charles McCarty, Michael Reade. John McMahon, Miss McMahon, Peter McMahnn, Thomas Me- Guire. Sidney F. kilbride, Miss Gatfney, .Jame. J. Carmody, Miss Annie Curtin, Martin F. Crotty, Thomas Bradley, Miss Bradley, P. McNamara, Miss Nellie Fin nell. Lawrence Lilis, Miss Roach, S. Wenzel, Miss Shea, Thomas Trey and Miss Troy from Bridgewater, Charles Orgelman, Robert Dutcher, James LiliiS John shannon, Misses Stokes, Michae Forhan, Miss J. shannon, Eddie Lyons Miss J. Forhan, Burt Cantield of South bury, MT Bailey of Zoar, John Griffin Miss Harrigan, Patrick Griffin, Miss Grif fin, Michael Griffin, Miss Mary McCarty Michael Finnel, Miss Katie Keating James Keane, Miss Keane, Michae Keane of Gas street, Willie Costello Charles McCarty, Michael and Eddi' Kane of Hanover, Michael Finnell, Mis- Finnell, John Cribben, Daniel McNama ra, Fred Wenzel, Charles Costello ant