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. $1 00
Watering streets $2,683 10
Water for fire purposes 6,400 00 West Pine street extension 25 00 .
Tax abatements, per warrant of assessors :- The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
12 50 .
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Giuseppe Berrini
.. 1 00
A. Rosenfeld
· 1 00
Cæsar Cavigioli .
1 00
Louisa Ferrucci .
1 00
5 00
Sunday licenses :-
Attilio Guerrier
· $5 00
Niro Bros.
5 00
Thomas & Co.
5 00
Sonier's Ice Cream Par- lors . .
5 00
Macuen Ice Cream and
Confectionery Co.
5 00
Francesco Romanazzi · 5 00
Michael Visconti
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5 00
B. Ceruti .
5 00
John Mazzarelli . .
5 00
Nicodemo Di Girolomo ·
5 00
Giuseppe Balboni 5 00 ·
Tobin Sisters
.
5 00
Augusto Rossini
. 5 00
Charles Buckle & Co.
5 00
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TREASURER'S REPORT- CONTINUED.
Sylvia Di Pietro . Catherine Maroney
·
$5 00
·
5 00
J. D. Vires
·
5 00
Michael Consoletti
5 00
Stephen Di Paul
.
5 00
Secondo Sevidoro
.
5 00
Nicola Oliva
.
5 00
Dominick Carchio
.
5 00
Alessandro Catella
.
5 00
Giovanni Covino .
5 00
Maria Calderara .
5 00
Enrico Guidali
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5 00
Nicola Morelli
5 00
Antonio Filosa
5 00
Angelo Verrillo .
5 00
Alessandro Iannitelli
5 00
Nicolas Trongone
5 00
Teodoro Bottinelli
.
5' 00
Ralph Gorgliemella
5 00
William J. Dillon
? 5 00
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5 00
Andivito & Co.
·
·
Michaele Collabelle
· 5 00
Charles E. Martell
.
5 00
Giovanni Grossi .
· 5 00
James H. Murphy
·
5 00
John Giacomuzzi
.
$200 00
Theatre licenses :-
Milford Opera House
· $100 00
Hudson Theatre Co. .
75 00
175 00
Undertakers' licenses :-
George W. Wood (1917)
$1 00
George W. Wood (1918)
1 00
James B. Edwards 1 00 ·
Antonio DePasquale 1 00 ·
Arthur J. Heroux
.
1 00
W. W. Watson .
.
1 00
6 00
Commissioner of Standards, Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts :- Special town licenses, (Peddlers') · 171 00
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5 00
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Treasurer of Massachusetts :- Aiding mothers with de- pendent children . $ 3,233 38
Burial of indigent sol-
diers and sailors . 50 00 ·
Corporation tax .
467 32
Corporation tax, business 7,137 03
Corporation tax, public service . ·
1,196 36
Income tax, 1917
1,105 00
Income tax, 1918
·
14,620 97
National Bank tax
340 63
Soldiers' Exemption,
Chap. 299, General
Acts of 1916
·
113 94
State aid . ·
8,313 33
Street Railway tax 60 26
State paupers, temporary aid
216 09
.
Support of sick paupers 18 00
60
Transportation of pau-
pers ·
60
Tuition of children
566 25
Trustees of hospitals for consumptives . 94 28
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$37,533 44
Treasurer of Worcester County :-
Annual instalment (10 per cent) of cost of Town Hall vault, for three months ending December 31, 1917 $ 23 46 Rent of court room for three months ending ing December 31, 1917 137 50 Annual instalment (10 per cent) of cost of Town Hall vault, for year ending December 31,1918 93 90 ; · Rent of court room for year ending December 31, 1918 . 550 00
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TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Dog tax for 1918 . .
$861 93
$1,666 79
Tax Collector :-
M. J. Carbary, taxes, 1914 $ 1,210 11 M. J. Carbary, taxes, 1915 4,528 26 M. J. Carbary, taxes, 1916 15,478 30 M. J. Carbary, taxes, 1917 27,610 14 M. J. Carbary, taxes, 1918 206,69% 00 M. J. Carbary, street rail- way excise tax 947 89 .
M. J. Carbary, sewer as- sessments ·
3,544 26
260,016 96
Care of shade trees, shrubs and flowers department : - Patrick F. Fitzgerald, tree warden 92 00
W. G. Pond, clerk of Third District Court of South- ern Worcester, fines . 497 20
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Fire-Incidentals department: -
Milford Water Co. .
$ 20 50
Shea Bros , sale of buggy 35 00
Milford Highway depart- ment, reimbursement for painting town barn and steam roller house; setting glass in barn 130 10
Town of Hopedale ·
55 50
E. J. Burke, chief
.
78 67
319 77
Board of Health department :- Milford Poor deparment
.
35 65
Highway department :-- Thomas F. Davoren, su- perintendent of streets and others .
. 1,091 30
Incidentals department :- H. C. Hopkins, land rent
· 30 00
Memorial Hall department :--- Post 22, G. A. R, rent and heat to January 1, 1918 76 00.
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TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED,
Poor department : -
John H. Cunniff, chair- man . ·
. $8,429 53
Poor-Mothers' Aid department :-
Town of Bellingham $518 67
Town of Milford, Poor department 127 00
645 67
State Aid-German War department :-
Reimbursement from Mrs.
Peter Gubana . ·
6 67
Salary department :-
Daniel M. O'Brien, sealer of weights and meas- ures .
106 70
Sale of lockup keys :-
William H. Birmingham
$1 00
W. H. Goodrich .
1 00
Louis Marcus
·
1 00
Thomas McDonald
1 00
4 00
·
School department , --
Reimbursement from Stacy schoolhouse bond issue ·
1 81
Town of Bellingham .
499 00
Town of Hopkinton 33 75 ·
Almorin O. Caswell, su- perintendent . 220 10
754 66
Sewerage department : --
Town of Hopedale
0
95 00
Town Hall department :- Daniel M. O'Brien, jani- tor .
825 00
Town History department :-
One copy, unbound 1 00 .
Town Parks department : - Park commissioners .
4 00
Vernon Grove Cemetery department ;- Interest to October 12,
1918. on cemetery funds in Milford Sav, ings bank
407 22
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TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Watering Streets department :-
Cost of water assessed abutters $900 00
M. J. Carbary, collector, 1914 - .
3 66
M. J. Carbary, collector, 1915 ·
19 05
M. J. Carbary, collector, 1916 ·
92 62
M. J Carbary, collector, 1917 ·
114 81
M. J. Carbary, collector, 1918 ·
685 53
$1,815 67
289 39
Land damage on East Main street (unexpend. ed appropriation) .
200 00
Cash
92 31
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$8,537 49
$544,480 27
$544,480 27
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Sale of note, authorized by vote of town passed No- vember 6, 1917, for State Aid, under Chapter 179, Acts of 1917 . 5,000 00 ·
Balance, December 31, 1918 :- Sewerage (unexpended - balance) $7,513 70
Town library, (unex- pended balance) . Investigation of Milford Water Co. (unexpend- ed balance) . ·
442 09
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SPECIAL BALANCE UNEXPENDED.
. . German war state aid (balance) . . $836 67
TREASURER'S REPORT OF CEMETERY FUNDS.
Minnie E. Young, for care of buri- al lot of Amos Wales, No. 122, in Vernon Grove cemetery, Milford, Mass., under the pro- visions of the Revised Laws of Massachusetts .
Mrs. S. Lovice Howard, for care of burial lot of Austin Howard, No. 52, in Vernon Grove cemetery, Milford, Mass., under the provisions of the Revised Laws of Massachu- setts 100 00
$100 00
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Jennie Cadman estate, for care of burial lot, No. 928, in Vernon Grove cemetery, Milford, Mass., under the provisions of the Revised Laws of Massachusetts Annah S. Cheney, for care of burial lot of Calvin J. Fiske, No. 696, in Vernon Grove cemn- etery, Milford, Mass., under the provisions of the Revised Laws of Massachusetts . Mrs. Sarah M. Walker, for care of burial lot, No. 534, in Vernon Grove cemetery, Milford, Mass., under the provisions of the Re- vised Laws of Massachusetts . Estate of Elizabeth C. Fletcher, Mayo T. Cook, executor, for care of burial lot of Daniel Thurber, No. 88, in Vernon Grove cemetery, Milford, Mass., under the provisions of the Re- vised Laws of Massachusetts . 100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
Cemetery funds received prior to January 1, 1918 (on deposit in Milford Savings Bank) 3,395 00
$ 600 00
Cemetery trust funds restored in accordance with Chapter 634, Acts of 1913, on deposit in Milford Savings Bank 6,586 18
Accumulated interest on all cemetery funds from October 13, 1917 to October 12, 1918 . 407 22
$10,988 40
Withdrawn from Milford Savings Bank Novem- ber 25, 1918, and paid over to Trustees of Vernon Grove cemetery 407 22
Balance on deposit December 31, 1918 $10,581 18
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TOWN DEBT.
Note (3}) due November 1, 1919 . $ 5,000 00
Notes, (4's) due $1,000 annually, September 1, 1919, to September 1, 1926, inclusive 8,000 00
Notes, (4's) due $1,000 annually, July 7, 1919, to July 7, 1926, inclusive 8,000 00
Note, (5) due November 14, 1919
5,000 00
Bonds, (4's) Sewerage, due $7000 annually, Octo- ber 1, 1919, to October 1, 1936, inclusive 126,000 00
Bonds, (4's) Sewerage, due $2,000 annually, Octo- ber 1, 1919, to October 1, 1926, inclusive 16,000 00 Bonds, (+'s) Sewerage, due $2,000 annually, No- vember 1, 1919, to November 1, 1933, inclu- sive 30,000 00
Bonds, (+'s) Stacy School, due $5,000 annually, November 1, 1919, to November 1, 1923, in- clusive . Bonds, (+'s) Stacy School, due $4,000 annually, November 1, 1924, to November 1, 1930, in- clusive . 28,000 00
25,000 00
Bonds, (+'s) Stacy School, due $3,000 annually, November 1, 1931, to November 1, 1935, in- clusive 15,000 00
$266,000 00
Note, (5) temporary loan, a lien on taxes of 1918, due March 1, 1919 12,000.00 Note, (5) temporary loan, a lien on taxes of 1918, due April 1, 1919 11,000 00 Note, (5) temporary loan, a lien on taxes of 1918, due May 1, 1919 11,000 00 Note, (5) temporary loan, a lien on taxes of 1918, due June 1, 1919 10,000 00
$310,000 00
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TOWN HISTORY ACCOUNT.
Copies (unbound) on hand January 1, 1918 .
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Copy (unbound) sold 1
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Respectfully submitted,
JOHN E. SWIFT,
Treasurer.
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
GENERAL TAX. 1914-Dr.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1917
$3,898 49
Interest
.
·
$4,056 25
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$1,210 11
Abatements .
2,846 14
$4,056 25
1915-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1917
$7,061 33
Interest
462 10
$7,523 ×48
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$4,528 26
Abatements .
1,470 40
Amount uncollected
.
1,524 77
$7,523 43
1916-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1, -
1917
$19,707 13
Interest
1,343 38
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$15,478 30
Abatements .
268.84
Amount uncollected
$5,303 37
.
.
$21,050 51
$21,050 51
157 76
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1917-DR. Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1917
·
$44,284 97
Interest
1,205 35
$45,490 32
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$27,610 14
Abatements .
74 23
Amount uncollected
17,805 95
$45,490 32
1918-DR.
Amount committed . . $254,020 59
Interest
136 88
.
$254,157 47
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer $206,693 00
Abatements .
·
1,134 09
Amount uncollected .
46,325 38
$254,157 47
STREET RAILWAY EXCISE TAX.
DR.
Amount committed . $1,108 11
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer $947 89
Amount uncollected
160 22
$1,108 11
STREET SPRINKLING TAX.
1914-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1917
$62 85
Interest
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$63 44
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CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$ 3 66
Abatements .
59 78
$63 44
1915-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1917
$63 81
Interest
2 59
·
$66 40
CR
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$19 05
Amount uncollected
47 35
$66 40
1916-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1917
$79 28
Interest
12 34
$92 62
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$92 62
1917-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1917
·
$218 67
Interest
5 12
$223 79
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$114 81
Amount uncollected
108 98
$223 79
1918-DR.
Amount committed .
$941 06
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·
.
74
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$685 53
Abatements .
61 65
Amount uncollected
193 88
$941 06
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.
Dr.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1917
$11,388 22
Interest
885 32
$12,273 54
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$3,544 26
Amount uncollected, payable 1910
to 1927 inclusive
8,729 28
$12,273 54.
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Respectfully submitted,
MATTHEW J. CARBARY, Collector of Taxes.
December 31, 1918.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Town appropriations
$249,917 13
State tax .
24,310 00
County tax ·
11,735 00
State highway tax
.
967 87
Estimated income
46,235 00
Net amount to raise
$240,695 00
Overlay
3,343 47
Tax on Collector's book .
$244,038 47
Non- resident bank tax
9,942 21
Additional assessed polls
39 91
Total tax on Collector's book
·
£ $254,020 59
Net amount to raise
$240,695 00
Overlay
3,343 47
Non-resident bank tax
9,942 21
Additional assessed polls .
39 91
Amount on Collector's book as above · $254,020 59
VALUATIONS.
Buildings excluding land
·
· $5,536,425 00
Land excluding buildings .
.
. 2,550,140 00
Total real estate
. $8,086,565 00
Personal excluding resident bank tax .
. $2,155,920 00
Resident bank
244,080 00
Total personal
. $2,400,000 00
.
.
.
·
.
$286,930 00
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TOTAL VALUATION.
Real estate
. $8,086,565 00
Personal estate
. 2,400,000 00
Total valuation
$10,486,565 00
ESTIMATED INCOME.
Liquor licenses
$12,680 25
Miscellaneous licenses
573 00
Burial indigent soldiers and sailors
200 00
Public service corporation tax
2,022 03
Business corporation tax
4,809 38
Street railway tax
341 02
State aid expended 1917 .
8,308 00
Reimbursement, Sections 13 and 14
77 97
Reimbursement, Section 24, Chapter 269
5,259 15
Water to be assessed to abutters
900 00
Street railway excise tax
·
1,064 59
$46,235 39
TAX.
Real estate
$182,748 46
Personal estate
54,240 10
Assessed polls
7,048 00
Gain in fractions . .
1 91
Real and personal estate and polls
$244,038 47
Non-resident bank tax
9,942 21
Amount on warrant
$253,980 68
Additional polls .
39 91
Total amount on Collector's book · $254,020 59
Tax rate per $1000
.
.
$22 60
Number of polls assessed
3540
Number of horses assessed ·
.
354
.
.
77
Number of cows assessed
295
Number of cattle other than cows
48
Number of swine
97
Number of fowl
3,719
Value of fowl
$3,719 00.
Number of dwellings
3,002
Number of acres of land .
8,506.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES MURRAY, WILLIAM F. CLANCY, FREDERICK W. HOLLAND, Assessors of Milford .
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
"TO THE SELECTMEN AND CITIZENS OF MILFORD :-
The latter part of September, 1918, Milford was visited. by a particularly virulent form of influenza. It increased in severity throughout the month of October and well into No- vember. The situation was well handled by the joint action. of the Public Safety Committee and Health Board. The use of the Y. M C. A. building as an Emergency Hospital was of- fered and accepted, and quickly fitted up as such by the com- mittee with the able assistance of the Red Cross ladies who made the beds which the Draper Co. so kindly loaned, pro- cured bedding, blankets, screens, and the innumerable equip- ment necessary. The hospital was intended for those whose home surroundings did not permit of isolation or proper care of the patient. It was under the supervision of the physi- cian of the Health Board until he was called into service, and then it was under the care of the chairman of the Board of Health and Dr. Wolfram of the United States Public Health. Service.
The State Board of Health sent out a corps of nurses to aid in the epidemic, and four were put in charge of the hos- pital ward and the others on outside calls. Dr. Leary's serum. was sent to the Board and Dr. Lally inoenlated the hospital corps, and many townspeople availed themselves of the oppor- tunity to take the vaccine treatment as a preventive.
There were various courtesies extended to us in our trou- ble which we feel call for special mention.
Mr. Bristow Draper called personally upon the secretary and offered his assistance in any way needed at the outbreak of the epidemic. To Mr. Frank Bixby; Supt. of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., and his nurses, and our local nurses who
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ably and untiringly worked day and night to alleviate suffer- ing and save lives we owe a deep debt of gratitude. Many patriotic citizens generously gave the use of their autos for transporting nurses on calls, thus saving endless time and ex- pense. Through the kindness of Mr. G. W. Wood and Select- man Charles V. Waitt an ambulance was at the constant dis- posal of the hospital needs. The telephone at the hospital was presided over by Mrs. F. H. Lally from eight in the morn- ing until late at night, and all calls for nurses given prompt attention, and she also acted as secretary.
In fact, every one was alive to the situation and the phy- sicians and Hospital corps worked harmoniously, and no words of ours are necessary to extol the noble work done by all concerned. The work of caring for the afflicted townsfolk was a shining star in the halo of all those who gave unstint- ingly of their'time and money and professional services.
We feel a tribute must be paid to one of the physicians who came to our assistance from his home city of Utica, N. Y, Dr. Wankel, who worked day and night in trying to save the suffering populace, until he fell a victim of "Flu" and was removed to a Boston hospital where he succumbed to pneumonia, a martyr to his calling. "He died that others might live." One of the nurses was taken at the same time, but after a long, hard sickness, fully recovered her health and was able to return to her home in Halifax.
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CONTAGIOUS AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES REPORT- ED TO THE HEALTH BOARD.
January.
February.
March.
| April.
|May.
~ June.
July.
August.
September.
| October.
| November.
December.
Diphtheria, Rabies,
2
2
1
1
German measles,
6
6
6 75 90|
5
2
2
Ophtalmia Neonatorum,
Sup. Conjunctivitis, Measles,
2
1|10
1
Mumps,
1
1
Scarlet fever,
3
1
4
1
2
2
Pul. Tuberculosis,
1
3
3
4
5
5
1
1
2.
Tuberculosis, Other forms, Typhoid,
Whooping Cough,
2 10
4
2
Ant. Poliomyelitis,
Malaria,
Chicken Pox,
Tetanus,
Trachoma,
1
2
1
9|18
1
Cerebro Spinal Meningitis,
1
Influenza,
1 1 2103
EXPENDITURES.
Rutland Sanitarium
$161 14
North Reading Sanitarium
391 71
Cambridge Sanitarium
190 25
Lakeville Sanitarium
93 14
State Board of Charity
460 00
Home care of tuberculosis cases .
311 00
G. M. Billings, printing
3 00
William P. Clarke, printing
14 90
Milford Journal Co., printing
16 69
Hobbs & Warren .
8 13
Milford Daily News, printing
· 16 45
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7
2 17
1
Lobar Pneumonia,
8 1
Burnitol Mfg. Co. . $ 1 10
Stationery and stamps
15 50
Burke's Drug Store
24 00
J. Allen Rice Co. . -
9 25
F. J. Coleman
13 00
Belmont Hospital .
8 57
Mrs. Mabel Hicks .
17 50
. Overseers of Poor .
5 00
Town of Holliston 104 37
J. E. Higgiston, special inspection 10 50
J. J. Birmingham, sanitary inspector
192 50
J. J. Fullum, meat inspector
316 90
Dr. F. H. Lally, clerk
50 00
Dr. F. H. Lally, vaccination
25 00
Dr. F. H Lally, dispensary and outside calls .
143 50
Enrico Barbadoro, labor
1 00
John McAvoy, labor
1 00
A. J. Cenedella, Jabor
1 00
A. Calabrese, labor
1 60
Total
$2,607 10
REIMBURSEMENTS.
Tuberculosis trustees
$94 28
Overseers of Poor . 35 65
$129 93
Undertakers' licenses, $6, slaughterers' licenses, $5, and garbage licenses, $20, entered in Incident us Fund.
REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF MEATS AND PROVI- SIONS.
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF HEALTH :-
DEAR SIRS :- I hereby present the following report for the year 1918.
There have been five slaughter houses killing cattle,
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calves, pig's. sheep and goats. The following carcasses have been inspected and acted upon according to ltw :- Cattle, 292; Calves, 950; Pigs, 601; Goits, 2.
I have inspected market, fruit and vegetable teams dur- ing the year and found them obeying the law.
Respectfully yours, JAMES J. FULLUM, Inspector of Meats and Provisions.
REPORT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR FOR THE YEAR 1918.
Contagious diseases placarded :
Diphtheria 15
Whooping Cough
35
Measles . 90 .
Scarlet Fever
12
Complaints of nuisances
. 20
I have fumigated all the above places, also public schools, Emergency Hospital and a number of places where they had influenza.
JAMES J. BIRMINGHAM, Inspector.
REPORT ON PLUMBING INSPECTION.
The Board granted permits for the following and after being inspected passed the same as satisfactory. Water Closets, 48 Lavatories, 18
Sinks, 20
Bath tubs,
18
Wash tubs,
12
JOHN E. HIGGISTON,
Inspector.
J. E. HIGGISTON,
M. J. QUINLAN,
F. H. LALLY, M D.
Board of Health.
REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS.
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN :
GENTLEMEN :- I herewith submit my report as Inspector of Animals for the year beginning April Ist to December 31st, 1918.
During the past year I have condemned six animals suf- fering with tuberculosis, and one animal affected with glan- ders ; all of which were properly cared for.
Upon my annual barn inspection I find the owners com- plying with my previous suggestions as regards light, ventila- tion, drainage and cleanliness.
T. C. HAYS, M. D. V., Inspector of Animals.
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF VERNON GROVE CEMETERY.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand January 1, 1918 . * 79 48
J. E. Swift, town appropriation . 250 00
J. E. Swift, balance due on 1917, per- petual care account 225 52
J. E. Swift, perpetual care, 1918 account 407 22
Sale of lots
365 00
Care of lots
.
324 00
Opening graves
216 00
Sale of hay
83 28
Fitting lots ·
80 00
Single graves
48 00
Moving bodies .
25 00
Use of lowering device
17 00
Burying still born
5 00
Mowing lots
1 00
$2,126 50
EXPENDITURES.
P. L Sarty, balance on tool house con-
. tract $ 89 16
Walter L. Collins, architect fees 32 50
G. H. Locke, lumber 53 42
. Eldredge & Son, painting 48 95
William Johnston Teaming Co. 80 00
Staples & Gould, supplies
15 48
William Emery, incidentals per vouchers
14 80
Walter W. Watson, supplies
16 00
Spofford Boone, supplies
5 00
J. F. Damon
7 50
Milford Coul Co.
2 20
.
.
85
Annie Lawless
$ 3 00
G. M. Billings
2 25
F. G. Kerr Co. . ·
1 00
Labor as per vouchers
1,433 17
Cash in Home National Bank
322 07
$2,126 50
There have been 83 interments during the year.
The terms of office of the trustees expire as follows :-
William Emery and Judson Trask in 1919.
George L. Maynard and Herbert S. Eldredge in 1920.
Harry E. Hunt and Frank E. Cheney in 1921. Respectfully submitted,
HERBERT S. ELDREDGE, Secretary and Treasurer. WILLIAM EMERY, Chairman and Superintendent.
REPORT OF PARK COMMISSIONERS.
TOWN PARKS.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation
$800 00
Permit to sell on Town Park .
1 00
Sale of lawn mower
.
3 00
$804 00
EXPENDITURES.
D. Contri, labor . $ 88 35
Milford Journal Co., printing
2 15
William Foster, labor
153 31
Cahill's News Agency, order book 14 00
Staples & Gould, supplies
114 05
John Kelly, labor
6 00
J. F. Kennedy, labor
5 10
John Curley, labor
12 30
M. J. Wallace, police duty and labor
193 65
J. Brown, labor .
69 05
John Cuddihy, labor
8 10
Walter Taylor, labor
60
William Connelly, labor
1 50
F. Wallace, labor
4 50
J. Tredo, labor
12 60
F. Gaffney, labor
2 10
John J. Kelly, jr., labor
9 00
C. F. Kellett, labor 12 60
J. F. Kennedy, labor 4 20
Thomas Blessington, labor
12 60
Johnston Teaming Co., teaming 26 50
Milford Water Co., water 5 00
William Hartwell, labor
.
1 00
87
M. V. Jones, clerical work $10 00
S. L. Lutz, mowing grass .
20 00
W. P. Clarke, printing .
9 75
Estate of J. A. Hliggings, wagon
5 00
$803 01
Balance unexpended . 99
CARE OF TREES.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation
$106 00 .
EXPENDITURES.
P. Fitzgerald, labor
.
$44 00
E. Dwyer, labor
28 00
J. Cuddihy, labor
3 00
B. Kiernahan, labor
25 00
$100 00
Balance .
$000 00
WILLIAM E. STAPLES, JOHN F. QUINLAN, MARTIN J. WALLACE, Park Commissioners.
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E.
MILFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT.
RECEIPTS.
By appropriations -
Pay of members
$9,200 00
Incidentals
3,500 00
Repairs
. 500 00
$13,200 00
Income :---
Reimbursement from Highway Department for share of paint- ing Town barn and Hoose house $130 10 Milford Water Co., share on plac- ing poles 20 50
Shea Brothers, sale of buggy ·
35 00
Hopedale fire department, share of fire alarm changes . 55 50
J. F. Hickey, overcharge on in- surance
3 67
Sale of automobile bod y
75 00
319 77
Total . $13,519 77
EXPENDITURES. PAY OF MEMBERS.
Paid E. J. Burke, chief engineer $235 00
E. J. Burke, superintendent of fire alarm sys- tem 300 00
J. E. Higgiston, assistant engineer 150 00
Norman K. Adams, assistant engineer and clerk 112 50
Mrs. N. K. Adams, administratrix for the late N. K. Adams 75 00
89
J. A. Mckenzie, assistant engineer and clerk $ 37 50
P. E. Jeffrey, treasurer Hose 1 1,105 00
Joseph Brown, treasurer Hose 2 1,102 50
Frank L. Cahill, treasurer Ladder 1 .
1,300 00
Leroy Brown, treasurer Combination 1 .
1,105 00
H. L. Webber, treasurer Hose 3 1,005 00
George L. Dudley, stoker Steamer 2 165 00
Charles H. Kimball, engineer Steamer 2 200 00
W. A. Fairbanks, substitute driver Combina- tion 1 . 98 50
Austin Davoren, steward and driver Hose 2
321 42
William Ahern, steward and driver Combina- tion 1 . 1,083 33
Edward Nelligan, steward and driver Ladder 1 245 88
John Callery, steward and driver Hose 1 300 58
Henry Rockwood, engineer Steamer 1 16 67
Martin Casey, driver Hose 3 100 00
J. Frank Bowen, estate of Martin Casey 90 00
Henry Julian, steward Hose 3 . 21 50
John Nelligan, substitute driver Hose 1 20 84
Walter Steele, substitute driver Hose 2
8 35
$9,199 57
By appropriation
$9,200 00
Expended .
9,199 57
Balance
43
INCIDENTALS.
Paid H. M. Curtiss Coal Co, coal $129 31
W. R. Burke, sheets and bedding
5 80
J. T. Crowell, harness repairs 5 25
Dr. T. C. Hays, services
4 00
Charles H. Kimball, carting ashes and truck- ing
5 95 ·
Maloney & Cleary, horse shoeing
116 25
W. C. Tewksbury, labor · 1 50
Combination Ladder Co., soda for chemical
19 30
90
Milford Grain Co, hay and grain $ 203 34
Milford Water Co, meter reading 64 13
New England Tel. & Tel. Co. 76 36
Milford Gaslight Co., meter reading
251 15
Norman K. Adams, envelopes and express
2 60
William H. Lewis, soda for chemical
5 29
F. L. Hancock, brass polish
3 30
Standard Oil Co of N. Y., kerosene
27 25
Waters & Hynes, stock and labor
12 92
F. II. Curtiss, auto hire 2 00
Gamewell Fire Alarm Tel. Co., repairing alarm box 11 65 ·
J. M. Hardy, supplies
5 00
Cass Brothers, setting glass
.
3 25
William Lapworth, automobile .
500 00
Henry Elliott, stringing wires
6 00
P. J. Burke, auto hire for U. S. Inspector, in- specting powder plants at quarries .
6 00
Burke's pharmacy, horse liniment and disin- fectant 14 75
W. H. Flynn, horse hire
1 50
J. F. Hickey, insurance (Purchase house and contents) 29 36
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