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State street. 16 yards cinders.
Pearl street. 32 yards cinders.
Central street. 10 yards cinders.
Madden Avenue. 6 yards cinders.
Water street. 7 yards cinders.
West Walnut street. 5 yards cinders.
Forest street. 2 yards cinders.
Grove street. 5 yards cinders.
Court street. 1 yard cinders.
Leonard street. 4 yards cinders.
BRIDGES REPAIRED.
Central street. 3 stringers, 2500 feet plank.
Green street. Rebuilt. 7 stringers, 1000 feet plank ..
Oliver street. 2 stringers, 600 feet plank.
Dilla street. 2 stringers, 1500 feet plank.
Howard street. 100 feet plank.
Taylor street. 100 feet plank.
Pleasant street. 200 feet plank.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN P. CALLERY,
Highway Surveyor.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
JOHN E. SWIFT, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF MILFORD, MASS., AS TREASURER.
CR.
To amounts received :-
By amounts paid :-
Balance, January 1, 1922
$ 7,636 84
Board of health
$ 67 00
Money borrowed in anti-
Care of trees
145 89
cipation of taxes for
Court fees, Chapter 204, R. L.
49 92
the year 1922, as per
Fire, incidentals
694 58
vote of town passed
Fire, pay of members .
7.66 72
March 7, 1921 .
20,000 00
Gypsy moth supppression
84 00
Court fees :-
Highways ·
3,821 20
William G. Pond, Clerk
Incidentals
·
·
·
of Third District
Interest .
559 38
Court of Southern
Massachusetts, Treasurer of :- Interest
26 33
Highways : -
Memorial Hall .
116 52
Aetna Casualty Co , re.
Military Aid
.
.
·
119 00
bate on Mack truck
73 70
Poor
2,858 55
Interest on deposits, Mil-
Poor, Mothers' aid
·
3,073 40
ford National Bank
35 00
Police department
·
1,337 55
·
·
·
·
471 70
Worcester, fines
66 17
.
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·
56
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DR.
Licenses :~
Salaries . .
651 52
Auctioneer's :-
Schools .
24,056 87
Schools, Continuation .
545 77
Paul Doane . 2 00 ·
Sewerage maintenance .
731 71
Soldiers' relief
581 50
State aid
·
Auto Agent's :-
White's Auto Ex-
change, Inc.
$25 00
Auto Sales Company
25 00
50 00
Motor Vehicle Junk :-
Irving F. Duntley
$10 00
Harry Goldstein
10 00
20 00
Sunday :-
Lincoln Square Spa .
5 00
Undertaker's :-
Arthur J. Heroux ·
$1 00
George W. Wood .
1 00
2 00
·
.
·
374 00
Street lights ·
.
1,133 35
Town Hall
449 22
.
57
.
·
Henry C. Snell
·
. $2 00
·
John H. Cunniff 2 00
6 00
·
TREASURER'S REPORT -CONTINUED.
Massachusetts, Treasurer of :- Corporation Tax-For- eign . · $320 52 ·
Income Tax 1919 ·
55 75
Income Tax 1920
167 25
Income Tax 1921
1,784 00
Interest
28
Mothers with depend- ent children . 3,245 87
$5,573 67
Memorial Hall :- Herbert Parkhurst, Q. M., rent and heating of G. A. R. Hall ·
-
76 00
Poor :- M. B. Sweeney, Chair- man Town Farm Income ·
711 35
Poor, Mothers' Aid :- Reimbursement, (Iada-
·
·
·
58
rola and Tognazzi) Town of Maynard
·
12 00
72 00
Schools :-
A. O. Caswell, tuition fees .
$ 7 50
City of Boston .
453 00
460 50
Sealer of Weights and Measures :- D. M. O'Brien .
2 83
Sewerage :-
Town of Hopedale, flushing sewers $ 35 00
Sewer Bond issue, bal- ance of deposit in Old
Colony Trust Co.
transferred to Sew- erage Construction . 1,049 97
1,084 97
Town Hall :- Daniel M. O'Brien
215 00
Town Histories, Sale of :- John E. Swift (two copies) ·
2 00
.
.
Balance, March 8, 1922 :- Hydrants on East Main street (unexpended appropriation) . $ 400 00
59
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Tax Collector :-
M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1918. ·
$ 425 44
North Bow street drain (unexpended appro- priation) .
$200 00
M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1919. · M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1920 · ·
499 24
Summer street side- walk repairs (unex- pended balance) Sewerage (unexpended balance) ·
207 00
3,341 16
M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1921 . 6,963 67
60
M. J. Carbary, poll taxes of 1921 ·
88 00
50 00
$11,317 51
Worcester County, Treasurer of :-
Dog tax for 1921 .
$1,002 04
Rent of Court room for year ending Decem- ber 31, 1921 700 00
Town library (unex- pended balance) · Amount of overdraw in Fire Incidental ac- count ·
8 76
10% cost of Town Hall vault for year ending
·
413 37
Cash
3,703 70
Sidewalks, unpaid bills of 1919 (unexpended appropriation)
1,049 97
Tax list (unexpended balance) ·
470 00
December 31, 1921 . 93 90
$6,502 80
1,795 94
Balance
·
·
$49,218 48
$49,218 48
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TREASURER'S REPORT OF CEMETERY FUNDS.
Money received by John E. Swift, Town Treasurer in 1922 for perpetual care of burial lots in Vernon Grove Ceme- tery, under the provisions of the Revised Laws of Massachu- setts ·--
Walter L. Bagley, for care of burial lot of Cyrus P. Wilcox, No. 913 $100 00 Adaline C. Howard, executrix of the
estate of Amos K. Howard, for care of burial lot No. 289 100 00
$ 200 00
Cemetery funds on deposit in Milford Savings Bank, December 31, 1921 .
13,531 18
Balance on deposit March 8, 1922
$13,731 18
TOWN HISTORY ACCOUNT.
Copies (unbound) on hand January 1, 1922 65
Copies (unbound) sold .
2
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63
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN E. SWIFT,
Treasurer.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
GEORGE A. BARRY, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF MILFORD, MASS., AS TREASURER.
DR.
CR.
To amounts received :-
By amounts paid :-
Balance January 1, 1922
. $ 7,636 84
Money borrowed in anticipation of taxes for the year 1921, as per vote of town passed March 1, 1920 ·
$ 85,000 00
the year 1922, as per vote of the town passed March 7, 1921 . ·
Money borrowed in anticipation of taxes for the year 1922, as per vote of town passed March 7, 1921 ·
63
Emergency Coal fund :- Coal purchased for
Board of health ·
·
3,191 56
Care of trees and shrubs ·
5,399 00
Care of soldiers' and sailors' graves.
55 00
Contribution to cost of operating M. & U. St Ry. ·
300 00
William G. Pond,
Cost of water to be assessed to abut- ters . ·
·
900 00
Clerk of Third Dis-
County aid to agriculture 200 00 .
trict Court of South- ern Worcester, fines
Court fees, Chapter 204, R. L. ·
458 93
320 99
Money borrowed in anti-
cipation of taxes for
395,000 00
295,000 00
·
town by Selectmen, and sold to several of town departments Court Fees :-
1,245 67
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Dental Clinic :-
Emergency coal fund :-
Fees
$ 6 50
Highways :-
Aetna Casualty Co.
73 70
B. & A. R. R. Co. ·
449 52
Town of Medway
·
136 90
P. A. Phipps
75 00
Frank L. and Charles
Fire, incidentals ·
.
·
3,194 96
E. Whitcomb, Inc. .
10 05
Fire, pay of members
·
·
11,175 00
Fire, repairs
·
·
.
·
.
·
.
.
.
·
.
·
450 69
Joseph H. Doyle
6 00
Gypsy Moth suppression
·
1,000 00
Incidentals :--
Highways
·
39,998 63
Hade Niestein, rent of
Highways, unpaid bills, 1920 .
·
149 52
land off Depot street Travellers' Insurance Co., for damage to drinking fountain by
30 00
Highways, unpaid bills, 1921 Incidentals ·
·
4,999 62
Incidentals, unpaid bills, 1920
·
22 58
Incidentals, unpaid bills, 1921 Interest
67 33
Trout Brook Ice & Feed Co.
5 95
Land for municipal purposes Memorial Hall .
.
·
1,500 00
Interest on deposits, Mil-
·
·
IREast Main street sidewalk
·
·
$ 1,188 67 997 52
Consumers' Service Station
80 00
Fire, brush fires
198 50
64
Milford Water Co.
·
·
Bader Coal Co. $601 98 ·
Milford Coal Co. ·
137 17
·
·
18,215 32
997 34
.
499 19
30 15 Fire, unpaid bills
266 08
·
ford National Bank
178 92|
Medway road construction
21,877 92 ·
Memorial Day, American Legion ·
200 00
Memorial Day, G. A. R. .
·
200 00
Military aid ·
672 00
Massachusetts, Treasurer of : --
Civilian war poll tax $12,009 00
Corporation tax, Do- mestic, 1920 .
43 09
Edward Porter
00
Interest
26 33
Clark Ellis & Sons ·
1 00
National bank tax
9,024 23
Harry D. Bullard
1 00
Repairs of state high-
H. A. Cass
1 00
ways
1,773 00
Consumers' Service
Retail liquor licenses,
Station
1 00
one-fourth . 1 00 .
Joseph Kurlansky .
1 00
State tax
26,520 00
11 00
49,396 65
North Purchase cemetery
50 00
Henry C Snell
$2 00
Paul Doane .
2 00
Playground supervision
200 00
John H. Cunniff
2 00
Police department
12,511 66
Frank E Mann
2 00
Police, unpaid bills, 1920
·
·
9 56
P. Eugene Casey
2 00
Poor, general
·
·
25,492 11
·
1 00
Fred A. Gould
·
1 00
Alfred Coyne
·
1 00
William H. Casey
·
·
·
65
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·
Planting shade trees
·
·
·
· ·
·
.
·
·
Licenses : - Alcohol :-
H. S. Chadbourne ·
$1 00
Eldredge & Son
1 00
Auctioneers' :-
.
200 00
·
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
J. T. Murphy
$2 00
Poor, repairs
·
$ 1,493 79
Poor, unpaid bills
4,252 30
Poor, mothers' aid
21,359 82
Poor, mothers' aid, unpaid bills
1,228 63
change, Inc.
$25 00
Premium ou compensation policy
861 11
Auto Sales Co.
25 00
Premium on tax collector's bond .
250 00
Lincoln Sq. Garage . 25 00
Premium on treasurer's bond .
200 00
Jesse Perkins
25 00
Reserve tund
1,215 32
Arthur A. Jenkins . 25 00
Salaries .
·
.
.
16,444 29
Frank H. Marshall .
25 00
Schools . ·
·
·
146,390 37
66
John J. Leahy ·
12 50
Schools, unpaid bills
189 26
L. J. Supple & Co. . 25 00
Schools, continuation .
2,999 20
Charles P. Fleming . 12 50
Schools, dental clinic ·
·
1,619 46 50 00
200 00
Secretary of finance commission
·
Circus : -
Sewerage, maintenance
·
.
7,313 13
Walter L. Main's
25 00
25 00
·
58,540 28
Sewerage, construction Sidewalks
·
.
4,991 55 ·
Soldiers' relief . ·
3,245 25
State aid ·
2,050 00
Street lights
16,019 20
Sumner street sidewalk
190 00
·
Commissioner of Stan- dards, Com mon- wealth of Massachu- setts . . Common Victuallers :-
133 00
·
Auto Agents :-
White Auto Ex-
·
·
·
·
·
$ 12 00
l'eter Antonini $1 00
Francisco Ferante ·
1 00
Francisco Ferante .
1 00
Quality Lunch .
1 00
Town debt : -
Will E Southland . 1 00
Benjamin Franklin . 1 00
Palermo Merolini .
1 00
Morris Kamansky 1 00 .
Patrick Murray ·
1 00
C. T Dyer .
.
.
1 00
Jobn W. Haines ·
1 00
George Hagopian .
1 00
Julia Kaminsky ·
1 00
Innholders' :-
Anna Ritz $1 00
Charles P. Fleming .
1 00
Mrs. Agnes Sibson . 1 00
3 00
Manicurist :-
Margaret Walpole .
$1 00
Swift, J. E, treasurer, outstanding
checks .
·
637 04
Note, 4 (payable in gold) due September 1, 1922, (Plains school loan) $1,000 00
Note, 4 (payable in gold) due July 7, 1922, (Claflin school loan) ·
67
1,000 00
13 00
Bonds, sewer, 4 (pay- able in gold) due October 1, 1922 Bonds, sewer, 4 (pay- able in gold) due October 1, 1922
5,000 00
2,000 00
Bonds, sewer, 4 (pay- able in gold) due November 1, 1922
2,000 00
8 00 . · Tax list .
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Paris Beauty Shop .
$1 00
Leah Crowell
1 00
$ 3 00
Bonds, sewer, 5 (pay- able in gold) due May 1, 1922 Bonds, sewer, 52, due July 1, 1922
$3,000 00
Motor Vehicle Junk :-
Irving F. Duntley . $10 00
Harry Goldstein ·
10 00
Bonds, 4 (payable in
Harry D. Bullard ·
10 00
gold) due October 1,1922
2,000 00
40 00
Bonds, 4 (payable in
gold), due Novem- ber 1, 1922, (George
E. Stacy school-
house loan)
5,000 00
$23,000 00
1 50
Town Hall
2,796 21
Town Hall, unpaid bills
272 71
Town Hall, glass clock face ·
250 00
Domenick Julian ·
5 00
Town library
2,171 62
Francisco Ferante 6 00 .
Town library, unpaid bills
331 85
Ralph Galla . 5 00 ·
Town Parks, general .
1,548 22
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68
Co-operative Grocery
Store 50 .
Ginter Co. 50 ·
Crowell & De Witt . 50
Pool, Billiard Table and Bowling :- William S. Davis & John?F. Hynes $15 00 ·
2,000 00
W. Alfred Coyne ·
10 00
Oleomargarine :-
Lawrence Volpe 5 00 .
Town Parks, seats
·
·
229 41
Peter B. Carron 7 00 ·
Town Parks, trees
·
.
·
1,576 34
Charles Rizola
6 00
Vernon Grove cemetery
Dominic Carchio
7 00
Harry E. Hunt
17 00
Watering streets
2,971 10
Frank Covino
5 00
Joseph Bonetta
5 00
Ernest Iannetelli ·
7 00
Arthur Sibson
7 00
Albert Perham
.
104 00
Retail Liquor, 6th Class :-
John H. Gardella $1 CO
A. H. Sweet Co. Inc.
1 00
John H. O'Grady ·
1 00
A. B. Morse
1 00
·
4 00
Second-hand and Junk :-
Louis Vilinsky $10 00 .
Joseph Marcus ·
10 00
Judel Niestein ·
10 00
Harry T. Rice
5 00
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·
·
Worcester county, Treasurer of :- County tax .
· 16,075 09
·
·
7 00
·
.
7,950 00
500 00 · · Water for fire purposes ·
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TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Joseph Ferman
·
$10 00
Max Pressman
10 00
Joe Ferman .
10 00
Nathan Glatky
10 00
Maurice Sneiderman
10 00
$85 00
Slaughter_house :-
Cesare Cavigioli
$1 00
Louisa Ferrucci
1 00
A. Rosenfield
1 00
3 00
Sunday :-
Lincoln Square Spa
$5 00
Gaetano Manguso
5 00
A. Meldonian
5 00
Charles Trongone
5 00
Michael Consoletti
5 00
Cesare Balboni
5 00
Nicola Oliva
5 00
Nicodema DiGalmo
5 00
Mrs. William McNeil
5 00
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·
·
·
70
Crown Confection-
ery Co.
.
5 00
William J. Dillon
·
5 00
Angelo Mazzarelli ·
5.00
Giovanni Grossi
·
5 00
Patrick H. Gillon
·
5 00
Joseph Donissoni
·
5 00
Eva Croskery
·
5 00
Milford Fruit Co.
·
5 00
Jerome F. Brown
·
5 00
Palmera Merolini
5 00
Arcangelo DiPietro .
5 00
Charles Buckle & Co.
5 00
Charles Rizola
5 00
Salvatore Testa
5 00
Lincoln Square Spa
5 00
Le titia DiGiannauto- nio
5 00
Benjamin Finkel
5 00
Christopher McMa- hon
·
5 00
William H. Carey ·
5 00
Rocco Loucia
5 00
.
·
·
7 1
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
James Cervone
$5 00
Vincenza Civetta
·
5 00
Mrs. N. Morcone
5 00
Florence Harding
·
5 00
George D. Vires
·
5 00
B. Ceruti
·
5 00
Paul Koines
·
5 00
Walter Hackenson .
5 00
Edward J. Sullivan
5 00
John Mazzarelli
5 00
Fred Burns .
5 00
$200 00
Theatrical :-
Ideal Theatre Co.
$ 75 00
Elm Amusement Co.
100 00
175 00
Undertakers :-
Arthur J. Heroux .
$1 00
George W. Wood 1 00
A. DePasquale & Co. 1 00
James B. Edwards . 1 00
·
72
Arthur J. Heroux 1 00
W. W. Watson
1 00
George W. Wood
1 00
S. C. J. Quirk
·
1 00
8 00
Used Car Dealers' :- Joseph V. Abretti
$15 00
15 00
Lockup Fees :-
Town of Mendon
2 00
Lockup Keys :-
W. W. O'Brien
$1 00
John Moloney .
1 00
2 00
Massachusetts, Treasurer of :- Burial of Indigent Sol. diers and Sailors ·
$ 120 00
Civilian war poll tax ·
234 00
Corporation tax, do- mestic, 1921 ·
223 31
Corporation tax, for- eign, 1921 . 344 59
Corporation tax, pub- lic service . 3,562 05
73
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Corporation tax, public
service, 80 per cent.
29 18
Corporation tax, busi- ness · .
9,424 98
Income tax, 1919
55 75
Income tax, 1920
390 25
Income tax, 1921
2,341 50
Income tax, 1922, gen-
eral purposes
9,608 69
Income tax, 1922, gen- eral school fund
14,577 00
Interest
7 70
Military Aid
121 50
Mothers with depend- ent children
10,824 03
National Bank tax
·
479 89
Soldiers' Exemption
72 47
Street Railway tax
12 69
State Aid
2,414 00
Support of paupers
134 65
Temporary aid
4,689 05
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·
.
74
Transportation of paupers 1 62
Tuition of children ·
1,033 50
$60,702 40
Medway Road Construction : - Sale of Highway Bonds authorized by vote of town passed March 6, 1922, as contribution toward cost of con- structing Med way Road
Amount contributed by State, to and includ- ing December 31, 1922, toward cost of construction of Med- way Road · 7,947 33
Amount contributed by county, to and includ- ing December 31, 1922, toward cost of construction of Med- way Road 7,947 33 ·
$10,181 09
75
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Accrued interest on Medway Road con- struction fund on de- posit in Home Na- tional Bank . .
$22 00
$26,097 75
Memorial Hall :- .
Herbert Parkhurst, Q. M., rent and heat- ing of G. A. R. Hall . 76 00
Poor :-
Overseers of Poor,
Town Farm income
$6,373 46
Reimbursement, un-
called -for cash ·
71 50
Town of Hopedale
554 15
Reimbursement, Mor-
ris Sneiderman case
171 00
Poor, Mothers' Aid :-
Reimbursement,
un-
7,170 11
76
called-for cash
$ 27 00
Town of Maynard
.
72 00
City of Brockton
605 14
Town of Bellingham
235 33
City of Quincy
700 47
1,639 94
Reserve Fund :-
For interest .
$615 32
For care of trees
·
400 00
For fire incidentals
200 00
1,215 32
77
Sale of Pearl Street property :- Rev. J. A. Dunphy, deposit 100 00
Schools :- A. O. Caswell, superin- tendent, for tuition fees and miscellane- ous receipts . $484 57
Edward Carr, tuition fees in high school 6 75
City of Boston 453 00
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Town of Bellingham, tuition for pupils in M. H. S. · $783 90
$1,728 22
Sealer of weights and measures : Daniel M. O'Brien ·
112 15
Sewerage : -
Town of Hopedale for
$ 145 00 flushing sewers .
Unexpen d e d balance of 1921 sewer 5ª bond is- sue . $1,049 97
Accrued inter- est from Old Colo- ny TrustCo. on 1921 Sewer
Bond de-
78
posit
9 68
Sale of Sewerage bonds authorized by vote of town passed March 6, 1922, for the purpose of Sewerage Con- struction and depos- ited in Home Na- tional Bank . ·
Accrued interest on Sewerage Bond Fund on deposit in Home National Bank ·
Swift, John E., Treasur- er, to cover Town of Milford outstanding checks signed by John E. Swift, treasurer ·
Tax Collector :- M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1916 .
1,059 65
86,539 20
567 52
88,311 37
56 09
.
$ 403 65
79
TREASURER'S REPORT -CONTINUED.
M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1917
· M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1918 · M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1919 . · M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1920 · M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1921 · M. J. Carbary, taxes of 1922 . · M. J. Carbary, street sprinkling, taxes of 1920 . ·
. M. J. Carbary, street sprinkling, taxes of 1921 . 101 11 · M. J. Carbary, street sprinkling, taxes of 1922 . . 705 47
$ 1,289 60
3,671 59
14,290 99
19,206 38
44,239 42
289,220 81
37 19
80
1
M. J. Carbary, sewer
2,201 75
assessments . M. J. Carbary, poll taxes of 1920 10 00
M. J. Carbary, poll taxes of 1921 262 00
M. J. Carbary, poll taxes of 1922 14,237 00
M. J Carbary, accrued interest 454 18
390,331 04
Daniel M. O'Brien .
1,160 00
Town Histories, sale of :- John E. Swift, (two copies) $2 00 .
C. W. Shippee .
1 00
3 00
Town Park :--
Frank Norcross, secre- tary, cash balance for 1921 .
$
9 76
Sale of wood
150 25
Balance, December 31, 1922 :- Special :-
Sewerage construc- tion (unexpended balance on deposit in Home National bank) $29,626 09
Town Hall :-
81
Medway road
con-
struction
(unex-
· pended balance on
deposit in Home
National bank)
4,219 83
$33,845 92
General :-
Sewerage
mainte-
nance (unexpend-
ed balance)
$
109 12
·
Town Library (unex-
pended balance)
839 18
Heating plant, Spruce
St. Engine House
TREASURER'S REPORT-CONTINUED.
Knights of Columbus . $50 00
Foresters of America . 50 00
Plains A. C. 30 00 .
American Legion
50 00
Sacred Heart Parish
25 00
Miscellaneous receipts
12 80
Board of health, un. paid bills (unex- pended appropria - tion) 350 00 .
Watering streets :- Cost of water to be as- sessed to abutters .
$ 377 81
Dominic street sew- er (unexpended appropriation) ·
500 00
82
Worcester County, Treasurer of : --- Dog tax for 1921 .
$1,002 04
Rent · of court room for 1921 . ·
700 00
·
North Bow street drain (unexpend- ed appropriation) Cash
200 00 13,453 29
1,795 94
$16,351 59
$987,653 31
$987,653 31
.
900 00
Ilydrants on East Main street (unex- pended appropria- tion)
400 00
10 per cent. cost of Town Hall vault for year end- ing December 31, 1921 93 90
(unexpended ap- propriation) ·
$ 500 00
83
TOWN DEBT.
Notes, (+'s) due $1,000 annually, September 1, 1923, to September 1, 1926, inclusive
$ 4,000 00
Notes, (4's) due $1,000 annually, July 7, 1923, to July 7, 1926, inclusive 4,000 00
Bonds, (4's) Sewerage, due $7,000 annually, Oc- tober 1, 1923, to October 1, 1936, inclusive . 98,000 00 Bonds, (+'s) Sewerage, due $2,000 annually, No- vember 1, 1923, to November 1, 1933, inclu- sive 22,000 00
Bonds, (+'s) Sewerage, due $2,000 annually, Oc- tober 1, 1923, to October 1, 1926, inclusive . 8,000 00 Bonds, (5's) Sewerage, due $3,000 annually, May 1, 1923, to May 1, 1924, inclusive 6,000 00
Bonds, (5's) Sewerage, due $2,000 annually, May
10,000 00
1, 1925, to May 1, 1929, inclusive Bonds, (4's) Stacy school loan, due November 1, 1923
5,000 00
Bonds, (+'s) Stacy school loan, due $4,000 annu- ally, November 1, 1924 to November 1, 1930, inclusive
Bonds, (+'s) Stacy school loan, due $3,000 annu- ally, November 1, 1931, to November 1, 1935, inclusive
15,000 00
Bonds, (52's) Sewerage, due $1,500 annually, July 1, 1923 to July 1, 1925, inclusive 4,500 00
Bonds, (53's) Sewerage, due $1,000 annually, July 1, 1926, to July 1, 1931, inclusive · Bonds, (4}'s) Highways, due $2,000 annually, September 1, 1923, to September 1, 1927, in- clusive
6,000 00
10,000 00
15,000 00
50,000 00
Bonds, (4}'s) Sewerage, due $3,000 annually, Sep- tember 1, 1923, to September 1, 1927, inclu- sive
Bonds, (+1's) Sewerage, due $2,000 annually, Sep- tember 1, 1923, to September 1, 1952, inclu- sive
28,000 00
84
Bonds, (!{'s) Sewerage, due $2,000 annually, September 1, 1923, to September 1, 1932, in- clusive
$20,000 00
$305,500 00
Note, (5) Temporary loan, due April 1, 1923
10,000 00
Note, (5) Temporary loan, due April 1, 1923
10,000 00
Note, (5) Temporary loan, due May 1, 1923
. 10,000 00
Note, (5) Temporary loan, due May 1, 1923
10,000 00
Note, (5) Temporary loan, due May 1, 1923
10,000 00
Note, (5) Temporary loan, due June 1, 1923 .
10,000 00
Note, (5) Temporary loan, due June 1, 1923
. 20,000 00
Note, (5) Temporary loan, due July 1, 1923
. 20,000 00
$405,500 00
TREASURER'S REPORT OF CEMETERY FUNDS.
Money given town of Milford for perpetual care of burial lots in Vernon Grove cemetery, under the provisions of the Revised Laws of Massachusetts :- Walter L. Bagley, for care of lot of Cyrus P. Wilcox, No: 913 $100 00 Adeline C. Howard, executrix, es- tate Amos K. Howard lot, No. 289
100 00
George H. Fuller, for care of lot No. 750
100 00
1
E. L. Gaskill, estate of Mrs. E. L. Gaskill, for care of Naum Gas- kill lot, No. 944 .
100 00
Mae Granger, for care of lot No. 102, Chestnut Ave, in name of Mrs. Asa White and J. W. Adams . 100 00
Estate of Judge Hy. W. Bragg, for care of Lot No. 246-burial place of father and mother of late Judge Bragg 1(0 00
.
.
85
George R Doane, agent for Emma Hatch, for care of Mrs. Susan York lot, No. 101 $100 00
$ 700 00
Cemetery funds on deposit in Milford Savings Bank, December 31, 1921 13,531 18
Accumulated interest on cemetery funds from October 9, 1921 to October 10, 1922 . 619 40
$14,850 58
Withdrawn from Milford Savings bank interest for 1922 and paid over to trustees of Vernon Grove cemetery 619 40
Balance on deposit, December 31, 1922
$14,231 18
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TOWN HISTORY ACCOUNT.
Copies (unbound) on hand January 1, 1922 .
65
Copies (unbound) sold
3
62
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE A. BARRY,
Treasurer.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Town appropriations
$391,312 60
State tax
.
·
26,520 00
County tax
16,075 00
State highway tax
1,773 00
Amount to raise
$435,680 60
Estimated income, plus polls at $2.00
67,835 60
Net amount to raise
$367,845 00
Overlay .
7,365 89
Tax on real, personal, overlay and gain in
fractions
$375,210 89
Non-resident bank tax .
9,156 04
Poll tax money at ($2.00)
8,006 00
Poll tax money at ($3.00) due state
12,009 00
Total tax on Collector's book ·
$404,381 93
VALUATIONS.
Buildings excluding land
$7,036,440 00
Land excluding buildings
2,613,750 00
Total real estate
. $9,650,190 00
Personal excluding resident bank
.
.
2,480,365 00
Resident bank
171,310 00
Total personal
. $2,651,675 00
Total value of real estate
. $9,650,190 00
Total value of personal estate
2,651,675 00
Total valuation of town
. $12,301,865 00
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.
·
·
87
TAX IN MONEY.
Real estate
$294,330 80
Personal
.
.
80,876 09
Assessed polls at ($5.00)
·
·
·
20,015 00
Gain in fractions
4 00
Real, personal and gain in fractions $395,225 89 Non-resident bank tax 9,156 04
Amount on warrant
$404,381 93
Tax rate
$30 50
Number of polls
4003
Number of horses
212
Number of cows
341
Number of neat cattle
38
Number of sheep
18
Number of swine
34
Number of fowl (4577) value
$6,135 00
Number of acres of land 8,504 acres and 21,780 square feet.
ESTIMATED INCOME FOR 1922.
Cash on hand in Treasurer's office
$ 4,762 2£
Miscellaneous licenses
·
·
1,127 50
Public service corporation tax
.
.
3,219 56
Business corporation tax
·
17,499 39
Street railroad tax
11 75
State aid expended in 1921
2,796 00
Reimbursement, soldiers' exemption, Chap. 59,
Sec. 22-23, General Laws .
57 77
National bank tax
479 43
Water assessed to abutters
900 00
Town histories (sale of)
3 00
Care of trees
36 00
Court fees
707 14
Highways
61 42
Memorial hall
75 00
Schools
1,774 50
Town hall
1,513 00
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·
.
·
.
.
.
.
.
88
Sealer of weights and measures (D. M. O'B.) $ 107 60
Rent from county court house and vault 793 90
Interest in Milford National bank
246 61
Incident. Is
35 75
Reimbursement income tax, Sec. 1, Chap. 62, General Laws, 1922 9,621 95
Reimbursements income tax, Sec. 1, chap. 70,
General Laws 1922, School fund . .
14,000 00
Total
$59,829 51
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM F. CLANCY, FREDERICK W. HOLLAND, FREDERICK A. NEALON, Assessors of Milford.
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
GENERAL TAX. 1916-DR.
Report uncollected Jan. 1, 1921 ·
$1.386 04
Interest
72 08
$1,158 12
CR.
Paid George A. Barry, treasurer
$ 403 75
Abatements .
1,041 37
Cash on hand
13 00
$1,458 12
1917-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1921
.
.
$4,471 84
Interest ·
167 88
$4,639 72
CR
Paid George A. Barry, treasurer
$1,289 60
Abatements .
3,326 06
Cash on hand
24 06
$1,639 72
1918-DR.
Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1921
·
.
$4,819 62
Interest
496 64
CR
Paid John E. Swift and George A.
Barry, treasurers
·
$3,671 49
Abatements .
.
·
1,400 68
Cash on hand
.
.
244 09
$5,316 26
.
·
$5,316 26
90
1919-DR. Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1921
.
$16,371 38
Interest
.
1,593 06 - $17,964 44
CR.
Paid John E. Swift and George A.
Barry, treasurers
$14,290 99
Abatements .
.
.
192 24
Cash on hand
1,292 83
Amount uncollected
.
$17,964 44
1920-DR. Amount uncollected, report Jan. 1,
1921
$34,535 45
Interest
1,989 35
CR.
Paid John E. Swift and George A.
Barry, treasurers
·
$19,206 38
Abatements .
286 20
Cash on hand
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