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Hayward street. Repaired with stone dust from crusher.
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SIDEWALKS PATCHED.
Congress, North Bow, South Bow, West Pine, South Main, Forest, Water and West streets.
Jefferson street. Curbing reset under difficult.circumstances.
This was also resurfaced with 1100 square yards concrete. Spruce street. Reset 1000 feet curbing.
West Pine street. Set 221 feet new curbing.
Spring street. 750 feet gutter repaved and stone bunters re- set.
Pleasant street. 886 feet of cement curbing set. .
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
This road was widened from Hugh Ray's to the Hixon residence ; blasted and removed 45 cubic yards stone ; 1800. feet cement curbing laid.
BRIDGES REPAIRED.
Fisk Mill, Mellen street, Green street, Thayer street, Fruit street, Central street, Cedar street, Oliver street and Taylor street.
The North Purchase reservoir was re-covered.
During the year the department purchased a 2} ton Mack truck which has greatly increased the daily work of the . department. A new motor and bins were also bought for the crusher and the same remodeled. On running a short time, an accident happened to the shaft which crippled us muchly.
I take this opportunity to thank the board and the citi- zens for their co-operation during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN P. CALLERY, Highway Surveyor.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
JOHN E. SWIFT, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF MILFORD, MASS., AS TREASURER. DR. CR.
To amounts received :-
Balance January 1, 1921
$ 33,128 46
By amounts paid :- Money borrowed in anticipation of taxes for the year 1920, as per vote of town passed March 7, 1919 · $ 80,000 00 Money borrowed in anticipation of taxes for the year 1921, as per vote
Money borrowed in anti- cipation of taxes for the year 1921, as per vote of the town passed March 1, 1920 . ·
315,000 00
of town passed March 1, 1920 ·
230,000 00 U1
Care of trees :--
Abatement of poll taxes ·
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7 00
Reimbursement from
Board of health ·
3,037 44
J. F. Cuddihy
36 00
Board of health, unpaid bills ·
178 15
Court fees :-
Care of trees and shrubs ·
1,179 84
William G. Pond, Clerk
Care of trees, unpaid bills .
24 00
of `Third District
Care of trees on town parks .
200 00
Court of Southern
Care of soldiers' and sailors', graves .
57 00
Worcester, fines
707 14
Highways :-
Cost of water to be assessed to abut- ters 900 00 ·
Charles A. Cronan
8 25
Court fees, Chapter 204, R. L. 452 38
Harold M. Curtiss
34 491 . Fire, incidentals
3,413 17
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N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. George H. Locke .
6 75
Fire, pay of members .
10,497 96 ·
Fire, repairs 499 47 .
Incidentals :-
Fire, brush fires 77 83 . . .
Refund of Dr. A. Cro- cicchia checks
2 00
Gypsy moth suppression
592 66
Max Bean, rent of pas-
Highways
39,994 71
ture land off Depot street .
30 00
Highways, unpaid bills, 1920 . 125 92 ·
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co,
Incidentals 5,287 96 .
Incidentals, unpaid bills
63 10
Reimbursement for overcharge .
3 75
Interest
.
16,830 69
Interest on deposits, Mil-
Memorial Hall
95+ 36
ford National Bank
246 61
Memorial Hall, unpaid bills .
176 05
Interest on Vernon Grove
Memorisl Hall, insurance ·
504 57
Cemetery funds to
Memorial Hall, repairs .
.
294 51
October 11, 1921
575 18
Memorial day, American Legion
·
200 00
Memorial Day, G. A. R.
·
200 00
Military aid
288 00
H. S. Chadbourne Co. $1 00
Massachusetts, Treasurer of :-
Frederick A Gould 1 00
Civilian war poll tax . $10,965 00
Eldredge & Son 1 00
Corporation tax, do- mestic 10 18
Clark Ellis & Sons . 1 00
Harry D. Bullard 1 00
National bank tax
8,397 55.
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Licenses :- Alcohol : -
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11 93
Fire, new hose
490 00
High ways, unpaid bills, 1919 . .
484 21
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Herbert A. Cass
$1 00
Joseph Kurlansky ·
1 00
William H. Casey,
(two years) ·
2 00
Edward F. Porter 1 00
$10 00
State tax 31,220 00
Auctioneers :-
John H. Cunniff $2 00 .
North Purchase cemetery
25 00
Frank E. Mann
2 00
Planting shade trees .
100 00
Paul Doane .
2 00
Playground supervision
200 00
J. T. Murphy
2 00
Police department
8,904 89
P. Eugene Casey
2 00
Poor
24,879 47 ·
Poor, unpaid bills .
679 89
Poor, repairs 500 00
14 00
Poor, mothers' aid
19,321 15
Auto Agents :-
Poor, mothers' aid, unpaid bills
380 10
Premium on compensation policy
890 54
Premium on tax collector's bond
250 00
Motor EquipmentCo.
25 00
Premium on treasurer's bond .
200 00
Reserve fund
1,015 18
change, Inc. 25 00
Salaries .
16,001 38
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William H. Baker . 2 00
John P. Remick
2 00
Repairs of state high- ways .
965 65
Retail liquor licenses, one-fourth . .
1 00
Special state tax 1,471 80
$53,031 18
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William A. Stratton $25 00
Auto Sales Co. 25 00
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White's Auto Ex-
Arthur A. Jenkins . 25 00
Salaries, unpaid bills
514 87 135,223 12
Circus :-
Schools, unpaid bills, 1919
930 22
Lincoln Bros. Circus
$10 00
Schools, unpaid bills, 1920 ·
·
5,051 22
American Legion .
10 00
Schools, continuation® 2,399 64 · ·
Sparks' Circus 25 00
Schools, Dental Clinic . 994 20
45 00
Secretary of finance commission
50 00
Commissioner of Stand-
Sewerage
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17,588 75
ards, Commonwealth of Massachusetts .
114 00
Soldiers' relief
3,515 55
Common Victuallers :-
South Main street sidewalk
1,211 00
Royal Restaurant .
$1 00
State aid ·
2,414 00
Benjamin Franklin .
1 00
Street lights
15,048 19
Charles T. Dyer ·
1 00
Street, lights on East Main street
42 00
John W. Haines
1 00
Street signs
590 26
William E Southland
1 00
Sumner street sidewalk
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·
240 00
Mrs. Abbie Taylor .
1 00
Tax list . ·
130 00
John W. Morcone . 1 00
Town debt : -
Patrick Murray ·
1 00
Note, 4 (payable in
Quality Lunch
1 00
gold, due Septem-
Frank. DiAntonio
1 00
10 00
ber 1, 1921, (Plains school loan) . $1,000 00
4,939 15
Sidewalks
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125 00
Schools .
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Garbage : -
Clarence Varney
$3 00
Philip DiCresentis .
3 00
Emery Lucier 3 00
Harold Shaughnessy 3 00
Donato Dalmando
3 00
$15 00
Innholders :-
Peter Gallagher $1 00
Bryan Manion 1 00 ·
Peter Antonini ·
I (0
Mrs. Anna Ritz
1 00
Charles P. Fleming .
1 00
Manicurist :-
Margaret A. Walpole
$1 00
Leah Crowell
1 00
Miscellaneous :- Milton Boody (Itine- rant vendor) $5 00
2 00
Note, 4 (payable in gold) due July 7, 1921,( Claflin school loan) $1,000 00
Bonds, sewer, 4 (pay- able in gold) due October 1, 1921
5,000 00
Bonds, sewer, 4 (pay-
able in gold) due October 1, 1921
2,000 00
62
Bonds, sewer, 4 (pay- 'able in gold) due October 1, 1921
2,000 00
5 00
Bonds, sewer, 4 (pay- able in gold) due November 1, 1921 . Bonds, 4 (payable in gold) due Novem- ber 1, 1921, (Geo. E. Stacy school
2,000 00
house loan) 5,000 00
Milford Provision Co. (Sausage manufac- turing) . DePasquale's Sons, (Soda manufactur- turing) ·
1 00
10 00
Bonds, sewer, 5 (pay- able in gold) due May 1, 1921
3,000 00
$21,000 00
Town Hall
2,798 96
Town Hall, unpaid bills
106 55
Town library
1,866 56
Town Parks
796 75
Town Parks, unpaid bills
36 50
Harry D. Bullard ·
10 00
Harry Goldstein ·
10 00
Lawrence Fusco ·
10 00
Alfred W. Coyne 3 00
43 00
Worcester County, Treasurer of :- County tax .
15,681 00
Oleomargarine :-
Co-operative store Great A. & P. Tea Co. ·
50
50
Crowell & De Witt .
1 00
E. E. Gray Co. 50
Economy Public
Market 50
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825 18
Water for fire purposes
7,950 00
63 Watering streets
2,573 14
Worcester County Farm Bureau
200 00
16 00
Motor vehicle junk :-
Irving F. Duntley · $10 00
Vernon Grove cemetery
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Withington Grocery
Co. .
50
Ginter Company · 50
$ 4 00
Pool, billiard table and bowling :-
Domenico Carchio . $14 00
Century Billiards 30 00 .
Ralph Gogliomella . 6 00
Domenick Juliani 5 00
Frank Ferante
·
·6 00
Ralph Gala .
5 00
Amedio Barbardoro 6 00
Harry E. Hunt
17 00
Gusto Rossini 5 00 .
Portugese club .
5 00
Peter B. Carron
7 00
Lawrence and Mi-
chael Volpe
5 00
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Retail liquor, 6th class :-
John H. Gardella
$1 00
.
111 00
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A. H. Sweet Co., Inc. 1 00
Arthur B. Morse ·
1 00
John H. O'Grady ·
1 00
4 00
Second-hand and junk :-
Harry T. Rice
$ 5 00
Abram Indursky
10 00
Louis Velinsky
10 00
Joseph Marcus
10 00
Jake Stein
10 00
Nathan Glatky
10 00
Max Pressman
10 00
Myer Rosen
5 00
Maurice Sneiderman
10 00
80 00
Slaughter house :-
A. Rosenfeld
$1 00
Cesare Cavigioli
·
1 00
Louisa Ferrucci
1 00
3 00
Sunday :-
Manuel Cunha
$5 00
Domenick Carchio
5 00
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TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Crown Confection-
ery Co.
.
$5 00
Fred T. Burns
·
5 00
Charles Buckle & Co. ·
5 00
Benedetto Ceruti
5 00
1
Nicholas C. Tron- gone
5 00
Nicola Oliva
5 00
John Mazzarelli
·
5 00
Benjamin Finkel
5 00
Patrick H. Gillon
5 00
Diamond Bros.
5 00
Milford Fruit Co.
5 00
Giovanni Grossi
5 00
Maria Caldarara
5 00
Ralph Guidotte
5 00
Vincenzo DiArcan-
5 00
gelo
5 00
Michele Consoletti
5 00
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George D. Vires & Co.
·
5 00
Amedio Barbadoro . 5 00
Mrs. L DiGiannanto- nio ·
5 00
Frank DiAntonio .
5 00
Joseph Donizoni .
5 00
Francesco Ferante
5 00
Luigi Fusco . ·
5 00
Jerome Brown
·
5 00
James Cervone
·
5 00
John Covino .
5 00
Christopher Mc-
Mann Wł.
5 00
Arcangelo DiPietro .
5 00
Salvatore Testa
5 00
Nicola Morelli .
5 00
John W. Morcone ·
5 00
Nicodemo DiGerol-
amo
.
5 00
John C. Keane .
2 50
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172 50
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TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Theatrical :-
Elm Amusement Co.
$200 00
Hudson Theatre Co.
75 00
$275 00
Undertakers :-
James B. Edwards .
$1 00
A. DePasquale & Co.
1 00
W. W. Watson
·
1 00
S. C. J. Quirk
1 00
4 00
Used car dealers :-
Henry J. Dwyer
$15 00
Joseph V. Albretti .
15 00
Jesse H. Perkins .
15 00
Frank H. Marshall .
15 00
Taylor & Dempsey .
15 00
75 00
Lockup fees :- Town of Mendon Lockup keys :- William J. Carley .
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2 50
$1 00
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William G. Wilson . 1 00
Thomas H. Heagney
. 1 00
· Otto Beiersdorf . 1 00
Thomas Malloy 1 00 ·
Charles Cenedella · 1 00
6 00
Massachusetts, Treasurer of :-
Corporation tax, do- mestic · ·
$8,973 44
Corporation tax, do-
mestic, 80 per cent. . 16 50
Corporation tax, for- eign . ·
8,477 86
Corporation tax, for- eign, 80 per cent
31 59
Corporation tax, pub- lic service ·
3,219 56
Income tax, 1918
·
221 00
Income tax, 1919
.
669 00
Income tax, 1920
·
3,345 00
Income tax, 1921, gen-
eral purposes 11,489 14
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TREASURER'S REPORT- CONTINUED.
Income tax, 1921, gen-
eral school fund
.
$14,416 00
Military aid 212 50
Mothers with depend- ent children ·
4,279 74
National Bank tax
479 43
Soldiers' exemption
58 77
Street railway tax
11 75
State aid
2,796 00
Temporary aid
3,473 94
Transportation of pau- pers . .
81
Tuition of children
724 50
$62,896 53
Memorial Hall :-- H. J. Bailey, Q. M.,rent and heating of G. A. R. Hall · Poor :-
75 00
Town of Hopedale · Reimbursement per or- der Probation Officer
$ 40 50
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70
James Early (Pied- monte case) . Transfer of repairs ap- propriation . M. B. Sweeney, chair- man, Town Farm in- come
22 00
500 00
7,343 92
7,906 42
Poor, mothers' aid :-
Town of Bellingham .
$673 33
City of Brockton
804 17
City of Quincy
564 67
2,042 17
Reserve fund :-
For incidentals
$292 49
For interest
230 69
For care of trees
.
492 00
1,015 18
Schools :-
Edward Carr, tuition fees in high school . $ 45 00
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71
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
A. O. Caswell, super- intendent, for tui- tion fees and miscel- laneous receipts $282 00
Town of Bellingham, tuition 723 00
$ 1,050 00
Sealer of weights and measures ;- Daniel M. O'Brien
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107 60
Sewerage :--
Town of Hopedale, for flushing sewers 110 00 · Sale of sewerage bonds authorized by vote of town passed March 7, 1921, for the pur- · pose of sewerage construction 11,522 54
11,632 54
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Tax collector :- M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1917 .
$ 796 30 M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1918 . · M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1919 10,783 78
5,730 66
·
M. J. Carbary. taxes of 1920 . · M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1921 .
41,130 61
258,976 13
M. J. Carbary, street sprinkling, taxes of 1918 ·
29 49
M. J. Carbary, street sprinkling, taxes of 1919 . .
35 71
·
M. J. Carbary, street sprinkling, taxes of 1920 76 39
· M. J. Carbary, street sprinkling, taxes of 1921 721 14
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TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
M. J. Carbary, sewer-
age assessments M. J. Carbary, poll taxes of 1920 75 00 M. J. Carbary, poll taxes of 1921 14,202 00
$ 1,450 06
$334,007 27
Town Hall :-
Daniel M. O'Brien
1,513 00
Town Histories, Sale of :- Mrs. Inez Bolton Jenks $1 00
Edward C. Thayer (two copies) 2 00
3 00
Watering streets :- Cost of water assessed to abutters · Worcester County, Treasurer of :- Dog tax for 1920 ·
900 00
$874 24
Rent of court room · 10 per cent cost of
700 00
Balance, December 31, 1921 :- Hydrants on East Main street (unexpended appropriation) North $ 400 00 Bow street drain (unexpended appropriation) 200 00
Sumner street side- walk repairs (un- expended balance) . Sewerage (unexpend- ed balance) 1,125 47
207 00
Sidewalks, unpaid bills of 1919 (unexpend- ed appropriation) . 50 00 Tax list (unexpended balance) 470 00
Town library (unex-
pended balance)
8 76
Amount of overdraw
74
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Town Hall vault for year ending Decem- ber 31, 1920 .
93 90
1,668 14
in fire incidental account ·
413 37 · Cash . 4,762 24 ·
$7,636 84
$775,743 41
$775,713 41
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TREASURER'S REPORT OF CEMETERY FUNDS.
Money given town of Milford in 1921 for perpetual care of burial lots in Vernon Grove Cemetery, under the provi- sions of the Revised Laws of Massachusetts :- Herbert S. Eldredge, for care of
burial lot of Mrs. Rebecca E. Trask, No. 508 · Mrs. Silvina M. Cook, for care of burial lot, No. 906 ·
$100 00
100 00
Clifford A. Cook, executor of will of Hiram Miller, for care of burial lot in North Purchase cemetery 100 00 Anna H. Claflin, for care of burial lot of Luther Claflin, No. 594 100 00 Herman E. and Albert O. Hersey, for care of lot of Abijah and Lucinda A. Clark, No. 222 100 00
Mary E. Knights, executrix of will of Sarah E. Symonds, care of Ira Ide lot, No. 17 100 00
H. F. Bliss, care of lot of John G. Bliss, No. 173 150 00
E. F. Fletcher Post 22, G. A. R., for care of lot, No. 604 200 00
Mrs. Cordelia H. Presho, for care of lot, No. 590 100 00
$ 1,050 00
Cemetery funds on deposit in Milford Savings Bank, December 31, 1920 12,481 18
Accumulated interest on cemetery funds from October 9, 1920 to October 10, 1921 575 18
$14,106 36
Withdrawn from Milford Savings Bank interest for 1921 and paid over to Trustees of Ver- non Grove Cemetery . 575 18
Balance on deposit December 31, 1921 $13,531 18
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TOWN DEBT.
Notes, (4's) due $1,000 annually, September 1, 1922, to September 1, 1926, inclusive $ 5,000 00
Notes, (4's) due $1,000 annually, July 7, 1922, to July 7, 1926, inclusive 5,000 00
Bonds, (4's) Sewerage, due $7,000 annually, Octo- ber 1, 1922, to October 1. 1936, inclusive 105,000 00
Bonds, (+'s) Sewerage, due $2,000 annually, No- vember 1, 1922, to November 1, 1933, inclu- sive 24,0(0 00
Bonds, (4's) Sewerage, due $2,000 annually, Octo- ber 1, 1922, to October 1, 1926, inclusive 10,000 00
Bonds, (5's) Sewerage, due $3000 annually, May 1, 1922, to May 1, 1924, inclusive 9,000 00
Bonds, (5's) Sewerage, due $2000 annually, May 1, 1925, to May 1, 1929, inclusive 10,000 00
Bonds, (4's) Stacy School Loan, due $5,000 annu- ally, November 1, 1922 to November 1, 1923, inclusive 10,000 00
Bonds, (+'s) Stacy School Loan, due $4,000 annu- ally, November 1, 1924 to November 1, 1930, inclusive
28,000 00
Bonds, (4's) Stacy School Loan, due $3,000 annu- ally November 1, 1931, to November 1, 1935, inclusive ·
15,000 00
Bonds, (5ª's) Sewerage, due July 1, 1922 ·
2,000 00
Bonds, (52's) Sewerage, due $1,500 annually, July 1, 1923 to July 1, 1925, inclusive
4,500 00
Bonds (52's) Sewerage, due $1,000 annually, July 1, 1926 to July 1, 1931, inclusive
6,000 00
$233,500 00
Note (5}) Temporary Loan, due April 1, 1922 $20,000 00
Note (52) Temporary Loan, due May 1, 1222 15,000 00 ·
Note (5}) Temporary Loan, due June 1, 1922 · 20,000 00
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Note (5}) Temporary Loan, due July 1, 1922
$15,000 00
Note (5}) Temporary Loan, due August 1, 1922 15,000.00
$318,500 00
TOWN HISTORY ACCOUNT.
Copies (unbound) on hand January 1, 1921 68
Copies (unbound) sold 3
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65
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN E. SWIFT, i Treasurer.
ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Town appropriations
$362,034.94
State tax .
31,220- 00
Special state tax
1,471 80
County tax
15,681 00
State highway tax
965 65 .
Amount to raise
$411,373 .39 .
Estimated income plus polls
86,685 39
Net amount to raise
$324,688 00
Overlay
4,688 55
Tax on real, personal, overlay and gain in fractions ·
$329,376 55
Non-resident bank tax ·
8,399 97
Poll tax money at $2.00 .
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7,174 00
Poll tax money at $3.00, due state
10,761 00
Total tax on Collector's book · $355,711 52
VALUATIONS.
Buildings excluding land
. $6,849,120 00
Land excluding buildings .
.
. 2,624,825 00
Total real estate
. $9,473,945 00
Personal excluding resident bank . $2,564,785 00
Resident bank .
160,390 00
Total personal
. $2,725,175 00
Real estate .
. $9,473,945 00
Personal estate .
.
. 2,725,175 00
Total valuation of town
$12,199,120 00
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ESTIMATED INCOME FOR 1921.
Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1921, in Town Treas- urer's office
$29,738 81
Miscellaneous licenses
913 00
Burial indigent soldiers and sailors
50 00
Public service corporation tax
1,390 47
Business corporation tax .
11,792 89
Street railway tax
9 91
State aid expended in 1920
3,033 50
Reimbursements, Chap. 59, Sec. 22-23, General 1 Laws
101 90
Reimbursements, income tax, Chap. 62, General Laws for 1921
12,662 12
Reimbursements, income tax, Sec. 1, Chap. 70, General Laws, for school fund
14,797 25
Water assessed to abutters
900 00
Town histories (sale of)
7 00
Care of trees ·
55 50
Court fees
429 20
Highways
60 65
Memorial Hall
86 00
Schools .
1,280 44
Town Hall
·
1,075 00
Town Park
33 00
Hospital for consumptives
137 14
Rent from county, court house and vault
793 90
Fines from county
15 50
Incidentals
30 00
Interest Milford National bank .
.
118 70
$79,511 88
TAX IN MONEY.
Real estate
$255,796 52
Personal
73,579 73
Assessed polls (3587 at $2 00)
.
7,174 00
Gain in Fractions
30
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Real, personal, polls, plus gain in fractions
$336,550 55
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8 t
Non resident bank tax
$8,399 97
Amount on warrant
$344,950 52
Amount due state for polls
10,761 00
Amount ou warrant, plus poll tax due state $355,711 52
Tax rate per $1000
$27 00
Number of polls .
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.
3,587
Number of horses
236
Number of cows
333
Number of neat cattle
51
Number of swine
55
Number of fowl (4,421) value
$6,795 00
Number of dwellings
3,109
Number of acres of land
8500 acres and 21,730 sq ft.
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Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM F. CLANCY,
FREDERICK W. HOLLAND, FREDERICK A. NEALON, Assessors of Milford.
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
GENERAL TAX. 1916.
Report uncollected Jan. 1, 1920 $1,386 04
1917 .- DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1920
· ·
$5,217 88
Interest
108 12
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$796 30
Abatements
57 86
Amount uncollected
4,471 84
$5,326 00
1918-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan.
1, 1920 .
$9,796 96
Interest
770 83
$10,567 79
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$5,730 66
Abatements
17 51
Amount uncollected
4,819 62
1919-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1920
$26,214 90 ·
Interest
1,033 71
$10,567 79
$27,248 61
.
$5,326 00
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CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$10,783 78
Abatements
93 45
Amount uncollected
16,371 38
$27,248 61
1920 -DR. Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1920
$75,469 14 ·
Interest
1,237 41
$76,706 55
1920-CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$41,130 61
Abatements
1,040 49
Amount uncollected
34,535 45
$76,706 55
1921-DR.
Amount committed
.
$329,376 25 Y
Interest
114 42
$329,490 67
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer . $258,976 13
Abatements
.
1,207 77
Amount uncollected
69,306 77 ·
$329,490 67
1920 POLL TAX.
DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1, 1920 . $530 00
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer $ 75 00
Amount uncollected
455 00
$530 00
1921 POLL TAX.
Amount committed
$17,935 00
81
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$14,202 00
Abatements ·
58 00
Amount uncollected
3,675 00
$17,935 00
STREET SPRINKLING TAX. 1918-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1, 1920 . $64 02
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer .
$29 49
Amount uncollected
34 53
$64 02
1919-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1, 1920 . $170 72
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer $ 35 71
Amount uncollected
135 01
$170 72
1920-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1, 1920 . $245 19
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$76 39
Amount uncollected
168 80
$245 19
1921-DR.
Amount committed
$968 11 1
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$721 14
Abatements
8 26
Amount uncollected
.
.
238 71
$968 11
85 SEWER ASSESSMENTS. DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan.
1920
$8,477 81 ·
Interest
348 26
-
$8,826 07
CR.
Paid John E. Swift, treasurer
$1,450 06
Amount uncollected, payable 1920-
1930 inclusive
7,376 01
$8,826 07
Respectfully submitted,
MATTHEW?J. CARBARY, Collector of Taxes.
December 31, 1921.
MILFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT.
RECEIPTS.
By appropriations :-
Pay of members
$10,500 00
Incidentals
3,000 00
Repairs .
500 00
Brush fires
200 00
New hose
500 00
$14,700 00
EXPENDITURES. PAY OF MEMBERS.
Paid Archie DeRoche, driver of Hook and Lad- der truck
$122 95
Austin Davoren, Hose 2 driver .
266 40
J. Frank Cahill, Hose 1 driver . 119 86
E. J. Burke, engineer
267 00
J. E. Higgiston, engineer 75 00
380 00
Ernest Rose, engineer 50 00
Joseph Brown, engineer and clerk of Hose 2 662 50
C. H. Kimball, engineer of Steamer 2 .
200 00
G. S. Dudley, stoker Engine 2 .
165 00
P. E. Jeffery, clerk Hose 1
1,002 50
F. L. Cahill, clerk Hook and Ladder Co. 1
1,300 00
H. L. Webber, clerk Hose 3 969 17
L. B. Brown, clerk Chemical 1 .
1,002 50
Edward Rouleau, driver Hook and Ladder 1
17 50
William Powers, driver Hose 1
167 38
J. H. O'Brien, clerk Hose 2
·
George Glennon, substitute driver ·
.
10 42
William Ahern, driver Chemical 1
1,3 5 00
Charles E. Pinkham, driver Hose 3
1,191 74
502 50
J. A. McKenzie, engineer
87
Adna Hutchings, driver Hook and Ladder 1
$650 04
$10,497 96
By appropriation
$10,500 00
Expended
10,497 96
Balance
$2 04
INCIDENTALS.
Paid Milford Water Co , meter reading $ 56 48
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co, telephone service 71 55
Milford Electric Light & Power Co., meter reading 256 59
Sherborne & Coughlin Express Co., tire chains and expressing 20 ×5. .
G. H. Locke, lumber
5 60
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co., coal
449 48
F. H. Marshall, gasoline and supplies ·
142 14
W. C. Tewksbury Co., repairs and supplies
9 85
F. L. Hancock, metal polish
3 30
Luigi Recchiuto, repairs
·
1 00
C. H. Kimball, carting ashes
7 50
Petengil Andrews Co., tungar rectifier and bulbs 25 20 ·
Milford Daily News, notices
.
23 55
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., oil
29 45
N. L. Huff, repairs
'9 00
Milford Coal Co., coal and material, Hook and Ladder House . 295 19
Michael Burke, labor, Hook and Ladder House alterations 249 00
George E. Stanley, labor Hook & Ladder House alterations 240 00
Greather Fire Equipment Co., filament bulbs .
3 75
American LaFrance Fire Engine Co., bi-carbon- ate of soda and supplies ·
68 39
Burke's Pharmacy, supplies
.
15 55
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co , supplies . .
8 77
.
.
.
.
88
Maxim Motor Co, balance on Hose 2 truck and supplies $403 50
L. H. Barney estate, coal 223 00 ·
Joseph Higgins, auto hire to Middleboro ·
15 00
John A. Burke, auto hire to Middleboro 15 00
H. D. Bullard, supplies .
10 81
C. E. Cooney, bedding
.
7 12
C. W. Wilcox, repairs to chairs
1 25
Lungmotor Co , repairs to lung motor .
2 12
W. P. Clarke, supplies .
2 50
· Milford & Boston Overland Ex. Co., expressing
2 10
F. L. Slavin & Sons, repairs and stock .
.
15 00
Louis Blanchard, labor on fire alarm
2 00
H. A. Cass, supplies .
5 91
A. F. Foote, inspecting boiler
2 00
Motor Equipment Co, labor and supplies
37 50
Edward Rouleau, stock and labor
177 40
Thomas Glennon estate, stock and labor
13 95
Cahill News Agency, stamp and ink
.
3 10
J. A. Mckenzie, expressing
56
Clark Ellis & Sons, supplies
17 05
Fred J. Luby, supplies
6 70
$2,999 80
By appropriation
$3,000 00
Expended .
2,999 80
Balance
20
REPAIRS.
Paid A. P. Clarridge, repairs on Steamer House . $157 00
Daniel McCarthy, repairs to fire alarm 25 00
Waters & Hynes, repairs to Spruce street House .
22 55
Waters & Hynes, repairs to Hook & Ladder House . 26 90
44 10
J. F. Damon, repairs
.
.
.
89
George E. Stanley, labor on Hook & · Ladder House
$60 75
Michael Burke, labor on Hook & Ladder House 60 00
G. H. Locke, lumber for Hook & Ladder House 93 59
H. S. Chadbourne, hardware and supplies for Hook & Ladder House
17 69
A. F. Foote, boiler inspection Hook &.Ladder House .
2 00
Cahill News Agency, repairs to rubber stamp .
60
Milford Furniture Co., supplies Hook & Lad- der House 11 85 .
H. D. Bullard, supplies . .
21 54
$499 47
By appropriation
$500 00
Expended
. .
.
499 47
Balance
53
BRUSH FIRES.
Paid Angelo Bulboni, help at fires $ 3 00
Emilio Taddis, help at fires
1 00
Edward Duggan, help at fires
3 00
H. L. Webber, help at fires
4 50
P. E. Jeffery, help at fires
3 00
Patrick Connors, help at fires
3 50
William Higgins, auto hire
4 00
E. J. Burke, help at fires
3 00
L. B. Brown, help at fires ·
4 00
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co., coal for steamer
48 83
$77 83
By appropriation
$200 00
Expended .
.
77 83
Balance
$122 17
.
.
.
90
NEW HOSE.
Paid American LaFrance Fire Engine Co., new
hose
·
By appropriation ·
$500 00
Expended
490 00
Balance
$10 00
LIST OF CHECKS CANCELLED. (Now Unpaid Bills).
Order No. Name.
Amount.
2083 Werber & Rose
$ 2 50
2098
Werber & Rose
·
.
2 50
2110 F. H. Marshall
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