The Newtown bee., 1906-09-21

A dance given at the barn of Cicero
Beardsley on September 8 was greatly
enjoyed by the assembled guests Fol
lowing Is the program Of the evening,
which was printed and framed,so that
all present would understand the reg
ulations: March, Everybody have a
good time;" Virginia reel, "Now in
troduceIyour bashful fellow" two-step,
Zone step, then another waltz,
"Who's wall flower?" two-step, clay
foot, Straw foot;;,' quadrille, Hoe
bonnet tryst;" waltz, Squire Tibbets'
ite;" Virginia reel, money Musk"
Ten minutes intermission to get your
doughnuts, cider and apple pie, with
coffee and cake. March, 1--WE went
out and we came in again." waltz,
"Don't be superstitious;' quadrille,
"You're not growing younger" two
step, "A slip and slide;" Virginia
reel, "Mary, the COWS are'in the corn"
waltz, There they are again. quad
rifle, "That's tine;'' Get ready for a
good old-fashioned DANNY Tucker"
reel, swell I declare, this is the last"
chores. Let's ali go home. Reception
committee: John Greenaway, chair
man; Coralena L. Often, assistant
chairman; Mrs Cicero Beardslev, Miss
Eta Atkins, Louis HOerl, Mrs T.
Hoerl, Mr. Theel. Music by Prof Gal
lagher of Sandy Hook. Laws of the
Town: l. Every man found in love
making situation should, if he cannot
show certificate from the parson, Zoe
arrested by 1.-THE consta bles, and be
taken before the Squire and fined
1,n f0 + /,
girl, the squire will tie the knot for
statutes. 3. If married man should
be caught by the constable flirting
with lady he should be charged with
bigamy and should be fined. He should
then be divorced, and pony up to the
squire for the certificate. 4. Com
plants can be made by any one against
any one. The squire should find out
who is guilty and fine either or both
parties. S. Any person caught steal
inc fruit or pie or committing any
breach Of The peace, shall be charged
with diSOrderly conduct and fined.
Justice of the peace, Squire Aikens;
county attorney, 81 OJten: sheriff,
Rube Theel; deputy, CT. Thompson;
F.lHanly, John Austin, Will Theel,
Oppe, Cicero Beardsey; receivers of
taxes, Charles R. Beardsley and ST
Greenaway. Miss Theel sang a num-
Der of songs, Mrs Often recited, "Issie
go way" Among the many guests
present we noticed, Mr. and Mrs Cicero
Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs Fl. Atkins; Mr.
and Mrs H. Often of New York, Mr.
and Mrs Theel, Mr. and Mrs Thomp son,
William Theel, Miss e. Theel of Ho-
boken, N. j., Mrs JIG. Benz and Ed
mund Benz of STATEN Island, John
Austin, Jr., and William Austin of
Jersey City, N. J., Helen'M urray, Flor
ence Sharrot, Harold Sharrot, Lima
Gibbs, Edyth Mardowall, Mr. and Mrs
Greenaway, Mr. and Mrs Hoel, Tom
Stanley, Adolph and Fred Hoerl of
New York, Della Nathan, John James,
Ellie Decker of Jersey City, N. j., Mr.
Mr. and Mrs @. r. Beardsley, Mr. and
Mrs Kane, Stephen Kane, Misses Mary,
Margaret and Anna Kane, Mr. and Mrs
Julian Beardsley, Miss Annie Donlon,
Mrs M. A. Houlihan, Misses Eta and
May Atkins, Mr. Amber. Mr. and Mrs
Oppe, Mr. Cartwright, Mr. and Mrs A.
Allen, Mile Allen, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Bresson, Miss Amelia BreSSon, f Cor
man, and many Others Most of the
guests have returned to their homes
With God bless you'' and a hope /
meet again next wear.