The Press., 1920-12-16


 The Questioner, Helen BrOderson The Interpreter, Thomas Fletcher The Angel Frieda Turshman William Brewster, Richard Whitaker William Bradford, Lawton Furness John Robinson, Ellsworth Ryder Servant, Samuel Bassett Officer, Charles Marchant Sheriff, Francis Pagan Governor Carver, Gordon Charter Myles Standish, Joseph Kaplan Stephen Hopkins, Edwin Schreier Edward Tilley, Donald Mayo Isaac Allerton, George Abdo James Chiffon, William Smith Degory Priest, Michael Molotoris John Alden, Edmund Towne William Latham, France Denniston John Ellington, Thomas Chapin Robert Cushman, Harold Towne Massasoit, Francis Adams Squanto, William Angeley A Neighbor, Bessie Brown A Neighbor, Blanche Hanna Mistress Brewster, Vera Pagan Mistress Chiffon, Gertrude Ryder Mistress Robinson, Mildred Bates Mistress Hopkins Helen lSchreier Damaris Hopkins, Alice Bradway Mistress Ellington, Beatrice Roberts Mistress Winslow, Mildred Siswick Mistress Rose Standish, Ruth Burwell Priscilla Mullins, Marian Moran Mary Chiffon, Harriet Wildey Humility Cooper, Doris Avery Desire Minter, Elizabeth Fraser Thirty-eight will take part as dancers, forty-fOur in the non-speaking parts and thirty-three in the chorus What ever proceeds are realized from the pageant will be used for some worthy cause and not retained by the Teach CTS club. The Pageant of Pilgrims will also be given at Memorial hall, Stafford Hollow this Thursday even ing.
 At the borough election on Monday, forty-three ballots were cast. Not single vote was placed in the ballot box by the newly enfranchised women voters. The citizens ticket was the only one nominated. Two ballots were declared void because there was no mark on the ticket indicating the choice of the voter. The vote for warden was as follows: James Shep- pagd, Jr. 39; Dave Bissett 1; finders Jacobsen 1. The rest of the candi- dates received forty votes each and they were as follows: Burgesses for two years, John Quinn, ST., A. w. Kingsbury, T. Fred Mullin. (the bur- gesses holding over are Claude B. Tschummi, Donald D: Mitchell and n r1 a 11n ne1y Charles H. Moore; collector, P. J. Murray; baliff, Thomas J. Hayes; as sessors, Henry o. Butterfield; Charles P. Hodgson, Burt T. Eaton; board of relief, George l.. Dennis, George J. Frazier, Richard H. Valentine; regis trars of voters, George Siswick Patrick J. Murray. At the business meeting at 3 o'clock, Burgess D. D. Mitchell presided in the absence of Warden Sheppard. It was voted te lay a tax of six mills. One mill is i'm tended for payment on the borough indebtedness for the new auto fire apparatus. The other five mills is to be used for the current expenses of the borough. The tax last year was four mills. It was also voted to in- stall additional electric lights peti- toned for in the warning as follows: One on Brown avenue; One near the Joseph Tonidondel house, on the road leading from Park avenue to Holland avenue and one north of the house of A. B. Handy on East street. The petition for light near the school building was withdrawn as it is thought that light on High street could be adjusted so as to better light the school house lawn than at present and later install a light on the school house ground.