Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-05-13

ILLS frequent smiles. J he young men Oh
the Glover Leaf club pinned not their
faith to the graces of person as much
as they did to its prowess, its achieve
ments in hand to hand conflicts and its
preservation from the legal dureSs that
constantly menaced it. They viewed.
then, the genu1eXions and alluring
poses of this visitor with their Chins
at new angle.
"a friend of mine. Mr.. Terry O'Su-
Ivan" was Maggic's formula of intro
duction. she led him arouad the room.
presenting him to each new arriving
Glover Leaf. Almost was she pretty
now. with the unique luminosity in
her eyes thai comes to a girl with her
first sutton and kitten with its first
mouse
Maggie Toolc'S got fellow at last.
was the word that went around among
the paper box girls. pipe Mays floor
walker! Thus the Give ana Takes
Expressed their Indifferent contempt,
Usually. at the weekly. hops Maggie
kept spot ON the wall warm with her
back. She felt and showed so much
gratitude whenever Il self sacrificing
partner invited her to Il dance that
his pleasure was cholDcn'd and di-
miniShcd.
Iut ioul%hi the pumpkin had turned
10 Il coach ana SIX. Terry q sullivan
was Victorious lilucc Charming. and
Ma@sic I"ole winged hcr hrSt butl'I.
fly ilI@ht.
The Girls hF1iered h'r for ih'rocnr-
tons TO her follow. Ihe Glover Lrnt
youn- men. alicr Two years OF b'Iad-
j. u.s.. sucuenly lcrccl'cd charms I'D
AiSS Ioole. IheN t"Ncd their com.
Illil- lIuS'''' ''l''e Hef anu y.
NpOA' h''I l"r '|N'''
AHuH sue S''''"' n'' /" 1'''! ""l.
IiN"n 'H, ""H0'n "i '"' t''l''.- ,''i
'hloh ana i"'.D ne SHOOK ms '''''' He
slllIlVu "-u Went '"9'| '"''u-H 'i
seven motions 10Y ",i"'lu- grace III"
your own room ne'''F an l'r" wiz. I"
zen ullHu eS '"' ""H' lI' """''" ''N,
lauh' ne lI'r"uu''u manner an"
style ana a'"l"S lu'I'' MS N''C9 Z" me
ulppllsIy upon MS tongue ana ne
paper poN Slrl tlat Dempsey donovan
Drought
dempsey was the leauer OF the as
soclalloh' lie wore ureSs SUIT anu
coulu chm the oar Twice Win one
mana. lie was one OF Big Mike
SULLIVAN ileutehahts ana was never
troubled by trouoie. NO cop cared 10
pusncart man $ head OF sllot hlem
Der OF the Helhrlch H. sweeney Gut
ing ana Literary ASSOCIATION III the
Kneecap an oiilcer would drop AROUND
ana say:
The cap'n d like to see We Few
minutes round to the office whin ye
have time, Dempsey, me boy
But there would be sundry gentle
men there with large gold fob chains
and black cigars, and somebody would
tell funny story. and then Dempsey
would go back and work half an hour
with the six pound dumbbells. So do
ing tight rope act on wire stretched
across Niagara was safe terpsich-
orean performance compared with
waltzing twice with Dempsey Dono-
vans paper box girl. At 10 o'clock the
jolly round face of Big Mike" OSulli-
van shone at the door for five minutes
upon the scene. He always looked in
for five minutes, smiled at the girls
and handed out perfectos to the boys.
Dempsey Donovan was at his elbow
instantly, talking rapidly. Big Nike
looked carefully at the dancers smiled,
shook his head and departed.
The music stopped. The dancers scat
tered to the chairs along the walls.
Terry O'Sullivan, with his enhancing
bow, relinquished a pretty girl in blue