List of residents : 20 years and upwards in Milford, Mass. 1944, Part 4

Author: Milford (Mass. : Town). Board of Registrars of Voters.
Publication date: 1944
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 406


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40.50


Worcester Chemical & Distributors Corp. 227.50


York Paint & Hardware Co.


9.00


Zocchi, Leon Co.


136.50


Total Expenditures


$8,492.97


Balance


$9.80


HIGHWAY - SALARIES AND WAGES


Appropriation


$25,500.00


Expenditures:


Cahill, J. Frank, Highway Surveyor $2,800.00


Labor


22,695.88


Total Salaries and Wages $25,495.88


Balance


$4.12


SNOW REMOVAL


Appropriation


$11,300.00 904.45


Reserve Fund


Total Approppriation $12,204.45


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Expenditures:


American Oil Co.


$311.69


Abretti, Richard


174.67


Bixby, Frank A.


27.50


Casey, P. Eugene


33.04


Curran's Express


589.82


Costa, Robert Co.


294.00


Consigli, P.


13.50


Covino, P.


13.50


Ciccarelli, Mario


44.00


Dyar Sales & Machinery Co.


474.13


Dow, Elmer O.


10.00


Davis, H. F. Tractor Co.


181.10


Files, R. L. & H. J. O'Keefe


131.40


Hickey, J. F.


33.90


Milford Grain Co.


490.00


Molinari, John


260.00


Mack Motor Truck Co.


9.15


O'Brien's Oil Service


180.00


Railway Express


1.40


Rosenfeld's Garage


14.41


Rosenfeld's Washed Sand & Stone Co. 1,911.80


Ray's Auto Repair


42.60


Rose, E. O. & Son


31.93


Seaver's Express


259.10


Sabatinelli, Guido


65.00


Shaughnessy, Harold


66.00


Standard Auto Gear Co.


6.53


Town Hall Service Station


12.00


Taylor, Albert


217.40


Varney Bros.


1,374.36


Worcester Chemical Distributors' Corp.


770.00


Ward's Express


231.00


Payroll


3,929.52


Total Expenditures


$12,204.45


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RESURFACING STREETS


Appropriation


$9,500.00


Expenditures :


American Oil Co.


$540.05


Rosenfeld's Washed Sand & Stone 3,112.11


Trimount Bituminous Products Co.


5,829.09


Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co. 18.48


Total Expenditures $9,499.73


Balance $0.27


MAINTENANCE AND CARE OF TOWN IMPROVEMENTS


Appropriation


$1,000.00


Expenditures:


Corbett Concrete Pipe Co.


246.25


Costa, Robert Co.


668.72


Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone Co. 84.45


Total Expenditures $999.42


Balance


$0.58


REPAIRS TO SIDEWALKS


Appropriation


$1,000.00


Expenditures:


Costa, Robert Co.


$759.48


Mass. Broken Stone Co.


29.73


Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone


202.16


Total Expenditures $991.37


Balance


$8.63


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INSTALLING SURFACE DRAINAGE SHORT STREET


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Appropriation-Amount forwarded from 1943 $399.45


Expenditures:


Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone $257.28


Trimount Bituminous Prod. Co. 142.06


Total Expenditures


$399.34


Balance $0.11


CHAPTER 90 MAINTENANCE


Appropriation


$1,000.00


State and County Aid


1,999.26


Total Receipts


$2,999.26


Expenditures:


Payroll


$1,158.74


Road Machinery Fund


205.60


Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone


780.50


Trimount Bituminous Prod. Co.


837.21


Total Expenditures


$2,982.05


Balance


$17.21


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Assessors' Report for 1944


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen, and citizens of the Town of Milford, Mass.


We, the Board of Assessors, respectfully submit our report for the year 1944.


Town Appropriations in total $699,555.96


Deficits in Overlay Account (1936-1943 inc.) 17,508.99


Total $717,064.95


1944 Estimates


State Tax $30,613.00


State Parks and Reservations 629.71


State Audit of Municipal Accounts 753.77


State Examination of Retirement System 81.40


32,077.88


1943 Underestimate for Hospital and


Home Care for Civil War Veterans 1,552.03


33,629.91


County Tax 26,277.64


Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment 17,281.11


43,558.75


Overlay of Current Year


20,463.77


Gross Amount to be Raised


$814,717.38


Estimated Receipts and Available Funds


Income Tax 52,277.71


Corporation Taxes 33,555.71


Gasoline Tax under Acts of 1943


18,216.97


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


14,000.00


88


Licenses 20,616.00


Fines 94.08


Special Assessments 1,531.00


General Government 1,095.51


Protection of Persons and Property 150.00


Health and Sanitation 1,900.00


Charities (other than Federal Grants) 30,547.37 Old Age Assistance (other than Federal Grants) 44,490.99


Old Age Tax (Meals, etc.) Chap. 64B


2,183.17


Soldiers' Benefits 1,211.00


Schools 11,195.10


Libraries 207.74


Recreation


228.55


Cemeteries (other than Trust Funds and Sale of Lots) 1,007.48


Interest on Taxes and Assessments 5,000.00


Total Estimated Receipts


$239,508.38


Overestimates of previous year 18.91


Total Amounts to be taken from Available Funds with approval 20,679.44


Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds $260,206.73


Net Amount to be raised by Taxation on Polls and Property $554,510.65


No. of Polls Taxes (5366) at $2.00 10,732.00


Total Valuation on Personal Property $1,585,120.00 at $37.00 58,649.46


Total Valuation on Real Estate Prop- erty $13,111,600.00 at $37.00 485,129.19


Total Taxes Levied on Polls and Property $554,510.65


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Additional Commitments, including December Levy


Value


Tax


Real Estate


$1,175.00


$43.48


Personal


6,200.00


229.40


Polls (18 @ $2.00)


36.00


308.88


Total of all Taxes listed in Collector's Books for 1944


$554,819.53


Excise Commitments


First Commitment


$8,312.89


Second Commitment


3,215.82


Third Commitment


1,258.53


Fourth Commitment


304.12


Fifth Commitment


63.74


Total


$13,155.10


Number of Persons, Partnerships and Corporations


Assessed


Number on Personal


453


Number on Real Estate


2,587


Number on both Personal and Real Estate


229


Total Number of Persons Assessed


3269


Value of Assessed Personal Estate


Stock in Trade


$ 275,875.00


Machinery


1,112,520.00


Live Stock


27,100.00


All Other Tangible Personal Property


169,625.00


Total Value of Personal Estate $ 1,585,120.00


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Value of Assessed Real Estate


Buildings, exclusive of land


10,319,700.00


Land, exclusive of buildings 2,791,900.00


Real Estate 13,111,600.00


Personal


1,596,150.00


Total Value of Assessed Estates


$14,696,720.00


Taxes for State, County and Town including Overlays as of January 1, 1944


On Personal Estate $ 58,649.46


On Real Estate 485,129.19


On Polls 10,732.00


On December Levy


308.88


Total Taxes Assessed $554,819.53


Number of Live Stock Assessed


Number of Horses 24


Number of Cows 118


Number of Yearlings


16


Number of Swine


26


Number of Fowl


10,925


Number of Dwelling Houses Assessed


2507


All Other 21


Number of Acres of Land Assessed 8,116 acres and 24105 sq. ft.


Tax Rate for Town $37.00 per thousand


In conclusion, we wish to thank all Town Departments that have cooperated with us during the past year.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM F. CLANCY, Chairman JOHN F. MAHER, Clerk FREDERICK A. NEALON


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FINANCIAL REPORT OF ASSESSORS DEPARTMENT FOR 1944


Salary Appropriation


$5,244.00


William F. Clancy


$1,200.00


John F. Maher


1,700.00


Frederick A. Nealon


1,200.00


Esther M. Larkin


1,144.00


$5,244.00


Expense Appropriation


$500.00


Burroughs Adding Machine Co.


$ 15.10


Cahill's News Agency


18.75


Clancy, William F. (Convention Expenses)


31.22


Clark Printing Co.


10.00


Curran's Express, Inc.


.62


Higgiston, John E. P. M.


21.00


Hobbs & Warren, Inc.


61.38


Johnson Office Supply


6.50


Kee Lox Mfg. Co.


7.85


Liberty Typewriter Co.


7.50


Maher, John F. (Transportation)


40.00


Mass. Association of Assessors


6.00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co.


98.00


Edmund A. Nolting


8.70


George T. Pascoe Co.


3.59


Worcester Abstract Co.


162.74


.


Total Expenses $498.95


Balance


$ 1.05


Approved:


WILLIAM F. CLANCY JOHN F. MAHER FREDERICK A. NEALON


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Report of the Board of Public Welfare


GENERAL RELIEF


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Voters of the Town of Milford:


The Board of Public Welfare respectfully submits the following report for the year ending December 31, 1944.


GENERAL AID


Receipts: Town Appropriation


Assistance


Appropriation $25,000.00


Transfer from Def. Fund 1,053.40


Sundry Accounts Refunded 220.00


$26,273.40


Expenditures:


Town Appropriation


Support of Inmates, Town Infirmary $8,972.31 Relief in Families, General Aid Cases 17,300.88


$26,273.19


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944


$0.21


Receipts: Town Appropriation Salaries


Appropriation


$4,959.84


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Expenditures:


Town Appropriation


Salaries


Welfare Agent and Clerk's Salaries $1,136.55


Welfare Board and Town Physician's Salaries 1,281.04


Superintendent of Town Infirmary and


other employees' Salaries 2,488.62


$4,906.21


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944 $53.63


Summary of Town Infirmary


Expenditures


$11,460.93


Income


6,858.56


Net Cost 4,602.37


Total Number of Inmates


46


Largest number of Inmates at one time


38


Smallest number of Inmates at one time 33


Number of Deaths


5


Number sent to other institutions


1


Average number of Inmates 36


Total number of Inmates, December 31, 1944 Men Inmates 26


33


Women Inmates 7


Summary of Relief


The total expenditures during the year of 1944 for Town Relief Assistance were $17,300.88. The reimburse- ments from the State and Cities and Towns and Indivi- duals amounted to $3,036.94, making the net cost $14,263.94.


The total expenditures for the support of Inmates at the Town Infirmary were $8,972.31. The income from board was $6,858.56, making the net cost $2,113.75 for the support of Inmates.


The net cost of all town relief assistance was $16,377.69.


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Relief in Families


Month


General Aid Active Cases


Persons


Av. Number of Inmates


Total Cost


January


34


88


36


$1,130.53


February


32


73


35


2,120.30


March


32


75


38


1,805.07


April


27


68


38


2,177.02


May


29


72


37


2,850.43


June


31


70


36


1,840.66


July


34


74


36


1,935.14


August


33


71


35


2,976.44


September


34


80


35


2,050.13


October


35


82


34


3,413.88


November


33


71


34


1,477.84


December.


36


88


33


2,512.49


Expenditures


Salaries


$4,906.21


Town Infirmary Accounts Payable


8,972.31


General Aid Accounts Payable


6,412.23


General Aid Cash Recipients


8,213.65


General Aid Rent Recipients


2,675.00


Total


$31,179.40


Accounts Payable:


Ahearn's Amoco Station


$5.75


Barney Coal Company


107.12


Begian's Taxi Service


15.00


Berkeley Stores


22.99


Beth Israel Hospital


36.00


Boston Council of Social Agencies


13.50


Boston Janitor Supply


55.74


Bowen, William


3.00


Burroughs Adding Machine


4.90


Cahill's News Agency


38.60


Capece, Nicholas, M.D.


30.00


95


Casey, William


133.02


Children's Shop


5.00


Cecchetti, John, M.D.


3.00


Clancey, B. J.


30.90


Clark & Shaughnessy


6.28


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


216.30


Cooney, Charles


13.27


Crimmings, Louise


84.00


Curran's Express


4.25


Curtiss Coal Company


60.22


Clark, Chester


12.00


DeLuca's Market


11.50


Department of Public Welfare:


Boston


294.98


Framingham


507.81


St. Infirmary-Tewksbury


1,708.50


DiDonato's Market


9.00


District Nursing Association


10.00


Division of Child Guardianship


343.00


Edwards, Joseph


100.00


Erickson, Albert


10.00


Fitzpatrick's Express


21.13


Frye, Walter


32.34


Gallagher, John, M.D.


15.00


Gardella, A. S.


21.90


Gardella's Pharmacy


107.40


Geoffroy, F. A.


9.00


Guerra, Harold


326.12


Harvey, E. L.


90.00


Hebert's Sea Food


105.23


Heroux Funeral Home


100.00


Jimmy's Taxi Service


394.50


Kelley, Francis


10.00


Leander, C. A.


17.50


Mazzarelli, Angelo


323.77


Mazzarelli, Santo


184.72


96


Massachusetts Ass'n. of Relief Off.


6.00


Mass. Eye and Ear Infirmary


4.10


Mass. General Hospital


281.97


MacLellan, Joseph


18.00


McCausland, Ray


178.12


Memorial Hospital


99.22


Milford Auto Body Company


9.61


Milford Daily News


14.70


Milford Elec. Light & Power


636.81


Milford Grain Company


998.29


Milford Hospital


1,238.35


Milford Locksmith


.50


Milford Natural Gas


173.04


Milford Post Office


27.00


Molinari, C.


17.34


Moran's Rest Home


53.13


Morcone, John


40.12


Morcone, Joseph


264.31


Moschilli, Frank


22.00


Morse, T. E.


25.05


Murphy, Frank


1,098.80


Neilan's Drug Store


15.84


Nelson Motor Company


169.17


New England Tel. & Tel.


193.20


Niro & Niro


11.35


Nolan Brothers


272.12


O'Brien's Oil Service


513.90


Outfit Clothing Company


29.40


Pearl Street Market


52.97


Pondville Hospital


329.50


Plains Pharmacy


6.00


Reali, Theresa


446.80


Renda, A.


37.70


Rice, Allen


33.06


Ritz Trucking Company


25.75


Rose, E. O. & Sons


3.75


97


Rowley, J. F. Company


35.00


Sam's Department


62.63


Sargeant, Joseph


100.00


Seaver's Express


227.20


Shea Brothers


497.74


Shoe Mart


59.50


Smith, Maurice


6.96


Solomon's Shoe Market


12.78


Stetson, M. D.


144.58


Stone's Furniture Company


18.25


Sunnyside Poultry Farm


30.00


Sweet, A. H. Company


142.85


Testa, Salvatore


5.00


Town Hall Service Station


272.40


Upton, Town of


15.05


Webster-Thomas Company


459.22


Youngsma, Harold


85.00


Zocchi, Leon


200.56


PHYSICIAN'S REPORT


To the Board of Public Welfare:


During the past year there has been no unusual amount of illness among the beneficiaries of your de- partment. The number of sick calls-240-was about the same as in the previous year. Those living at the In- firmary have been singularly free from acute diseases al- though most of them require care for various conditions and infirmities which are more or less incapacitating. There are few able-bodied persons on the welfare list at this time.


I believe there is an opportunity to care for these persons and others too perhaps, invalids or semi-invalids, by adding a hospital ward to the Infirmary. The plan would make it possible to give good care and at the same time save many hospital bills and lighten the burden of the already crowded Milford Hospital.


JOHN V. GALLAGHER, M.D.


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AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN APPROPRIATION


.Town Appropriation: Assistance


Appropriation $22,000.00 3,000.00


Special Town Meeting


$25,000.00


Town Appropriation: Expenditures


Assistance


Relief in Families, Aid to Dependent Children 24,986.33


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944


$13.67


Town Appropriation:


Administration


Salaries


Appropriation


$1,000.00


1


Expenditures


Total Salaries 991.65


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944


$8.35


Town Appropriation: General Expenses


Appropriation $50.00


Expenditures


Office Supplies and Equipment 45.80


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944 $4.20


The total expenditures during the fiscal year of 1944 for Aid to Dependent Children Assistance relief from the Town Appropriation were $26,023.78. We re- ceived from the State reimbursements $13,223.57 making the net expense of Aid to Dependent Children to the Town of Milford $12,800.21.


99


Federal Grants: Receipts


Assistance


Balance carried from 1943 1,057.43


Sundry accounts refunded 28.30


Federal Grants received in 1944


6,894.99


$7,980.72


Expenditures


Relief in Families, Aid to Dependent Children


7,414.26


Unexpended balance, December 1944


$566.46


Federal Grants: Receipts


Administration


Balance carried from 1943 $207.67


Federal Grants received in 1944 582.42


$790.09


Expenditures


Total Salaries


$631.25


Supplies and Equipment


26.41


$657.66


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944


$132.43


The total expenditures of Aid to Dependent Children Assistance relief on account of Federal Grants were $8,071.92. The grant payments carried over from 1943 were $1,265.10. We received in 1944 a total of $7,477.41 in grant payments and $28.30 in cancelled checks making the total receipts $8,770.81 leaving a credit balance of $698.89 in the Federal Account which will be carried over to 1945.


TOTAL EXPENDITURES:


Total Salaries $1,622.90


Cash Grant to individuals


32,400.59


100


Accounts payable


72.21


$34,095.70


Boston Council of Social Agencies


$13.50


Burroughs Adding Machine


4.90


Cahill's News Agency


23.70


Columbia Ribbon Mfg.


3.50


Hobbs & Warren Co.


6.96


Johnson Office Supply Co.


.75


Milford Daily News


2.20


Milford Post Office


15.00


Month


Families


Persons


Total Expenditures


January


39


80


$2,907.85


February


39


79


2,795.50


March


39


82


2,894.34


April


37


78


2,868.57


May


37


78


2,789.61


June


37


78


2,759.90


July


36


77


2,628.24


August


35


75


2,596.45


September


34


71


2,395.74


October


35


74


2,518.15


November


34


73


2,534.08


December


33


72


2,580.33


BUREAU OF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TOWN APPROPRIATION ASSISTANCE


Appropriation


$50,000.00


Sundry Accounts refunded


594.40


Added appropriation


20,000.00


$70,594.40


Expenditures:


Relief of persons, O.A.A.


70,444.78


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944


$149.62


4


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TOWN APPROPRIATION ADMINISTRATION


Appropriation-Salaries $2,490.20


Expenditures: Salaries 2,490.20


Appropriation-General Expenses


$435.00


Expenditures:


Office Supplies, Equipment, etc. 434.73


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944 $0.27


During the fiscal year of 1944 the total amount ex- pended for Old Age Assistance from the Town Appro- priation for assistance amounted to $73,369.71. Receipts from the State amounted to $47,891.20, Cities and Towns amounts to $1,641.33, and refunds from cancelled checks amounted to $594.40; thereby making the actual cost to the Town $23.242.78.


FEDERAL GRANTS ASSISTANCE


Balance carried from 1943 $2,086.46


Federal Grants received in 1944 49,666.86


- Sundry Accounts refunded 496.34


Audit Adjustment 806.25


$53,055.91


Expenditures:


Relief of Persons. O.A.A. 51,908.50


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944 $1,147.41


FEDERAL GRANTS


ADMINISTRATION


Balance carried from 1943 $50.87


Federal Grants received in 1944


1,689.51


$1,740.38


102


Expenditures:


Salaries, Office Supplies, etc. 1,508.95


Unexpended balance, December 31, 1944


$231.43


During the year the total amount expended for Old Age Assistance from the Federal Funds amounted to $53,417.45. The balance of Federal Funds on hand Janu- ary 1, 1944 amounted to $2,086.46; receipts during the year amounted to $50,969.42 which included $49,666.86 from Federal Grants, $496.34 from cancelled checks, and $806.25 from audit adjustment. The credit balance on hand to be carried to 1945 amounts to $1,378.84.


RECOVERY ACCOUNT


Balance on hand January 1, 1944 $2,331.74


Reimbursement to Commonwealth on mortgage bonds and in- dividual reimbursement $413.24


Transferred to Federal Grants


806.25


Transferred to Estimated Receipts


285.49


1,504.98


Balance on hand $826.76


EXPENDITURES


Cash grants to individuals


$119,949.69


Administration: Agent's and other


employees' salaries 3,904.55


Traveling expenses of O.A.A. Social Worker 204.00


Reimbursement for Association


Expenses 3.70


Accounts Payable 2,725.22


$126,787.16


103


ACCOUNTS PAYABLE


Bankers & Tradesman Publishing Co.


$12.00


Boston Council of Social Agencies 13.50


Bureau of Old Age Assistance:


Boston


28.90


Framingham


77.95


Franklin


50.73


Holliston


125.72


Hopedale


196.03


Lancaster


58.33


Leominster


73.33


Millis


42.67


Newton


10.51


Springfield


51.62


Upton


81.10


Waltham


17.78


Worcester


63.33


Cahill's News Agency


4.00


Cicchetti, John R., M.D.


9.00


Claflin Hill Rest Home


74.74


Clark, Chester R.


12.00


Clarke Printing Co.


21.25


Cooley-Dickinson Hospital


111.72


Davoren's Pharmacy


8.65


DePasquale Funeral Chapel


100.00


Drugan, Nellie


22.00


Edwards, Joseph F.


306.00


Gallagher, John V., M.D.


3.00


Gardella's Pharmacy


11.50


Gibbs Funeral Service


100.00


Heroux, C. Marshall


18.25


Hobbs & Warren, Inc.


6.00


Jimmy's Taxi


13.14


Johnson Office Supply Co.


1.50


Joslin, P. E., M.D.


15.00


Kenny, Thomas, M.D.


9.00


104


Lally, Francis H., M.D.


42.00


Lenares, Joseph C., M.D.


12.00


Longwood Convalescent Home


54.00


Mass. Assoc. of Relief Officers


4.00


Mass. General Hospital


28.00


Mastroianni, Nicholas, M.D.


3.00


Milford District Nursing Assoc.


61.00


Milford Hospital


232.50


New England Tel. & Tel.


27.50


Postindex Co.


21.88


Rice, J. Allen


.60


Sargeant, Joseph


185.00


Seaver's Express Co.


2.06


Smith, E. F., M.D.


6.00


Star Rest Home


33.43


U. S. Post Office


198.00


Versailles, Eugenia


64.00


Total


Month


Case Load


Total Expenditures


January


252


$9,932.21


February


248


10,104.15


March


250


10,505.38


April


253


11,482.48


May


257


11,410.06


June


253


10,390.51


July


252


10,387.02


August


255


10,321.85


September


253


10,659.73


October


251


10,345.28


November


253


10,164.23


December


253


11,084.26


In conclusion we wish to express our thanks to the officials of our local banks, insurance companies, and in- dustries for the valuable information that was given us upon request during the year.


Respectfully submitted,


JAMES DISABITO, Chairman, EDWARD FERGUSON, ALFRED P. HENDERSON.


WILLIAM A. DUGAN.


Welfare Agent.


105


Report of the Chief of Police


To the Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen: I have the honor to report the follow- ing duties performed by the Police Department for the year 1944:


Total Arrests


111


Males


102


Females


9


Juveniles


6


Guilty


95


Not-Guilty


15


Released without Arraignment


3


Filed


26


Fined


19


Probation


2


Suspended Sentence


21


State Farm


9


House of Correction


20


Dismissed


13


Assault and Battery


5


Bastardy


1


Extortion


3


Breaking and Entering


3


Drunkenness


47


Larceny


6


Non-Support


6


Neglect of Children


1


Held for Grand Jury


3


Auto Violations


18


Operating under Influence


4


Operating to Endanger


5


Leaving Scene of Accident


2


Accidents Investigated


66


106


Injured in Accidents


67


Killed in Accidents


2


Aiding Out-of-Town Officers 56


Insane Commitments


13


Calls for Ambulance


17


Red Lights Answered


590


Alien Possessing Firearms


1


Adultery


1


Assault on Police Officer


1


Injury to Buildings


4


Failure to Support Parents


6


By-Law Violations


2


Disturbing the Peace 2


Indecent Exposure


1


Respectfully submitted,


JOHN J. MOLONEY, Chief.


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Voters of Milford:


The Police Department respectfully submits the fol- lowing report for the year ending December 31, 1944.


POLICE DEPT. - SALARIES AND WAGES


Total Appropriation $24,882.00


Expenditures:


Chief


$2,860.00


Patrolmen


20,609.95


Special Officers


59.25


Clerk


225.00


Total Expenditures $23,754.20


Balance $1,127.80


MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS


Total Appropriation $500.00


107


Expenditures:


Milford Elec. Lt. & Pw. Co.


$301.78


Niro & Niro 13.71


Total Expenditures $315.49


Balance $184.51


POLICE DEPT. - GENERAL EXPENSES


Appropriation


$2,000.00


Abretti, Richard


$249.75


Ahearn's Amoco Station


21.61


American Oil Co.


305.87


Cahill's News Agency


1.79


Clarke Printing Co.


30.50


Clancy, B. J.


83.80


Curley's Restaurant


10.50


Dept. of Public Safety


.30


Gardella's Drug Store 7.43


Hannaford's Town Hall Station


227.27


Hancock Paint & Varnish Co.


13.22


Harris, Jesse


5.00


Joe's Auto Body Co.


39.00


Lombardi's Service Station


6.95


Main St. Battery Station


1.25


McArdle, H. B.


16.95


Milford Auto Body Co.


13.50


Milford Locksmith


.75


Milford Post Office


9.00


Miller-Bryant-Pierce Co.


4.00


Morcone, John N.


5.58


Nash-Milford Co.


63.07


Nelson Motor Co.


71.45


New England Tel. & Tel. Co.


300.90


New England Revolver League


10.00


108


Niro & Niro


3.50


Pinsley, Albert


2.50


Rental of Garage


60.00


Rosenfeld's Garage


163.78


So. Main St. Garage


96.23


State Prison


3.50


Stetson, M.D.


36.25


Ted's Diner


6.15


Werber & Rose


9.20


Total Expenditures


$1,880.55


Unexpended Balance


$119.45


109


Report of Vernon Grove Cemetery Trustees


INCOME


Balance on hand January 1st, 1944


$438.04


Appropriation


2,450.00


Interest from Perpetual Care Fund


458.34


Sale of Lots


215.00


Care of Lots


363.00


Interments


516.50


Special Services


57.00


Markers


20.00


Sale of old equipment


5.00


Perpetual Care Fund


900.00


$5,422.88


EXPENDITURES


Paid to the Town Treasurer


$2,076.50


Labor


2,149.35


J. F. Leonard


11.10


Hacheys Flower Shop


7.20


Postage, Telephone, Envelopes


26.97


Varney Bros. 16.00


Medway Monumental Works


9.00


Moore Bros.


10.00


Town of Milford, (Highway Dept.)


52.50


Huffs Machine Works


19.45


110


Cahill's News Agency


3.15


W. W. Watson & Son


35.00


F. A. Gould Wm. Casey Salary of Secretary


17.15


3.61


300.00


$4,736.98


Balance


685.90


$5,422.88


TRUSTEES


F. R. Hixon 1945


E. Robinson 1946


R. L. Roy


1945


Fred Cook 1946


A. L. Maynard


1947


H. S. Eldredge


1947


111


Town Hall Department, 1944


Salary Appropriation


$1,890.00


John J. O'Connor


$1,820.00


James Morrison


70.00


$1,890.00


Expense Appropriation


$2,100.00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


100.00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


119.00


Total


$2,319.00


Milford Electric Light Co.


$269.16


Milford Gas Light Co.


21.63


Milford Water Co.


162.75


Boston Janitors' Supply Co.


68.29


William Power


383.85


Rubenstein Bros.


8.84


DeLuxe Filter Co.


8.00


Niro & Niro Co.


45.08


E. O. Rose


27.69


H. M. Curtiss Coal Co.


779.37


Gardella's Pharmacy


1.39


James Till


5.00


Leon Zocchi


50.59


M. D. Stetson Co.


64.19


Milford Locksmith


1.50


William H. Casey


1.98


Stanley Kougenk


7.00


J. I. Holcomb Co.


35.90


112


B. J. Clancey 8.06


Oliver Frieswick


39.32


Sherman's Laundry


3.65


C. B. Dolge Co.


28.56


Guido Sabatinelli


135.00


Cahill's News Agency


8.50


State Prison Colony


5.50


Reformatory for Women


7.76


C. Stewart & Son, Inc.


119.00


Seavers' Express, Inc.


2.02


$2,299.58


Balance


$19.42


Respectfully submitted,


JOHN J. O'CONNOR, Custodian.


113


Treasurer's Report for 1944


Cash Account


Balance January 1, 1944


$ 121,505.73


Receipts for year


1,227,317.90


$ 1,348,823.63


Disbursements per warrant


1,202,217.05


Balance Dec. 31, 1944


$ 146,606.58


1


Cemetery Trust Funds


Balance Jan. 1, 1944


$ 31,304.61


Received for Perpetual Care


900.00


Received for Interest


573.28


$ 32,777.89


Interest withdrawn for Cemetery use


458.34


Balance


$ 32,319.55


Balance Account


Milford Savings Bank $ 5,093.45


Home National Bank


5,126.10


U. S. Bonds (ordered)


22,000.00


Check in office received Dec. 31st


100.00


$ 32,319.55


114


War Bond Account


Balance Jan. 1, 1944


$


1,072.75


Received during year


4,019.80


$ 5,092.55


Bonds purchased and refunds


4,076.50


Balance


$ 1,016.05


Withholding Tax


Deductions during year


$ 33,086.76


Paid Collector of Internal Revenue


29,846.52


In office for transmission to Collector with annual report $ 3,240.24


Respectfully submitted,


B. J. CLANCEY,


Treasurer.


115


Town Accountant's Report


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Voters of Milford:


Herewith I submit my annual report of the finan- cial transactions of the Town of Milford for the year end- ing December 31, 1944.


Included is a Detailed Report of the Receipts from all sources of Income, a Detailed Report of the Expendi- tures of each Department and account, a Recapitulation and Estimate Table showing the Appropriation, Receipts and Transfers, Expenditures, Balance December 31, 1944 and the estimated cost to run the various departments as submitted by them for the coming year.




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