The 0lden Times.
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Queer people were our forefathers,
and queer laws did they enact. A.
mong the records of South Reading,
Mass, the following entry is found
under date Of 1862:


"This year the town ordered that
40 woman, maid, boy or gall shall sit
in the south alley ofthe Westinghouse,
upon penalty Of twelve pence for each
day they shall sit in the alley after the
present day. II was further ordered
that every dog that comes to the
meeting, after the present day, either
of the Lords or lecture days, except
it be their dogs that pays for a dog
whipper, the owners Of these dogs
snail pay six pence for every time
they come to meeting."