Reel de Ste-Blandine and other versions

There is a mistake in the annotations. The similarities are not with Allard's Cotillon à huit, but with Soucy's Le Cotillon, recorded in 1927. Here's the abc: X: 51 T:51. Le cotillon M:2/2 L:1/8 C:I.Soucy / Starr 15349b / 1927 K:G "A"G2Bd gagf| edef gfg2|D2GA B2AG|FAAB A2d2|! BGBd gagf|edef gagf|e2ef e^cAF| M:1/2 G2d2|! M:2/2 BGBd gagf|edef gfg2| M:3/2 L:1/8 DGBG DGBG DGBG| M:2/2 FAAB A2d2|! BGBd gbag|edef gagf|e2ef e^cAF| M:1/2 G2d2||! M:2/2 "B"D2GA ({Bc}B2)AG|FGAB cBc2|D2GA ({Bc}B2)AG|FAAF D2DE|! D2GA ({Bc}B2)AG|FGAB cdcA|BGBd ecAF| M:1/2 G2d2|! M:2/2 DDGA ({Bc}B2)AG|FGAB cdcB|AGFA d2BG|A2AF D2DE|! D2GA ({Bc}B2)AF|DFAB cdcA| BGBd ecAF| M:1/2 G2dc||

I have another version (square!) from Jean-Baptiste April, fiddler recorded by Marius Barbeau in 1918. Here's the abc: X:12 T: 12. Quadrille - 5e partie M: 2/2 L: 1/8 C: Jean-Baptiste April / Fonds Barbeau MCH / 1918 K: G "A"Bc|dcBd g2{a}gf | edea gfgB | GABG dGBG | FGAG FGAd | ! BGBd g2{a}gf | edef gfgd |efge dBcA | BGAF G2:||! |: "B"GF|DFGA BGBG | FGAB cBcA | GABG dGBG | FGAG FED2 | ! DFGA BGBG | FGAB cBcA |Bcdf ecAF | B2[B2G2][B2G2]:||

Finally, Philippe Bruneau also recorded the tune as Reel de Ste-Blandine, first tune on his 1974 Philo Records album.