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Most progressive large towns have a parking limit of one hour on the principal streets during business hours, and enforce it. We see no reason why such a rule should not be in operation here, because experi- ence has proven that the present unlimited parking rule is grossly abused.
Section 9 of Article 4 of the Traffic Rules provides that vehicles shall park with both right wheels at least one foot from the curb (except on certain streets where angular parking is permitted). Complaints have been received of continual violations of this rule. If this Section were enforced, double parking would
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cease and many of the present tie-ups would be avoided.
We recommend that the Traffic Rules, as thus amended, be printed in convenient form for the use of the public and that an appropriation be made there- for at the next Annual Town Meeting.
Street Signs-We wish publicly to commend the Li- ons Club for undertaking a program of providing streets signs at Main Street intersections.
We recommend that if these signs are constructed, the plan be continued at Town expense so that eventu- ally all streets will be uniformly marked. At the same time, to avoid existing confusion, the changing of the names of certain streets should be considered, first giving public notice to the abuttors on those streets of the proposed changes.
Town Zoning-In 1934, a Committee was appointed by the Selectmen under Acts of 1933, Chapter 269, for the purpose of recommending the original establish- ment of districts, regulations and restrictions with re- spect to the number of stories and size of buildings and structures, their location and use for trade, indus- try, residence or other purposes, the alteration or use of such buildings and the prohibition of noxious trades. To date nothing has been done.
Recent alterations in certain buildings on Main Street, where the Town's most valuable land is locat- ed, emphasized the necessity of this Town securing the benefits of this legislation. Moreover, continual applications are received for the construction of gaso- line stations in all parts of the Town, irrespective of their residential character or their proximity to school- houses or churches. Obnoxious trades are conducted under the very windows of private homes, leaving the adjacent land owners to their private remedy at law.
Under the Statute, the Selectmen have the right to originally establish these districts, restrictions and reg- ulations after a public hearing and a final report, with recommendations submitted by a Zoning Board ap- pointed by the Selectmen. It is our purpose to ap- point such a Zoning Board, the personnel of which is to consist of a fire insurance agent, a building con- tractor, a real estate owner and an architect, who,
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with the Chief of the Fire Department and the Town Counsel, shall constitute the Board.
In order that this Zoning Board may promptly start work, it will be ordered to submit its final report with its recommendations on or before July 1, 1937, and we recommend that the Board be given funds with which to function, the sum of $100.00 to be asked for at the Town Meeting.
Sidewalks-The steady occurrence of accidents to pedestrians on sidewalks, alleged to be caused by de- fects, is serious. As soon as one case is disposed of, a new one takes its place. While many miles of con- crete sidewalks, with granite curbing, have been con- structed under W.P.A., many streets have not as yet been touched. The utility and fine appearance of the cement sidewalks with the granite curbing cannot be improved upon. We are informed that about a half- mile of sidewalk at a uniform width of five feet can be constructed for about $5,000.00.
We recommend that a program of sidewalk con- struction be commenced and an appropriation of $5,- 000.00 annually be made, with the restriction that only cement sidewalks with granite curbing be constructed, the same to be done under the superivision of the Highway Surveyor. If this program is continued through a series of years, eventually the Town will have a fine system of sidewalks upon all its available streets.
Cedar Swamp Pond-It is to be regretted that this property now owned by the Town could not be devel- oped under a Federal project. A complete history of this undertaking is found in the 1936 Town Report. Nevertheless, at the present time, estimates and plans have been prepared upon which improvements to this proprty could be made and the general nuisance there existing be abated.
We recommend that the general charge and super- vision of this undertaking be given to a board com- posed of citizens interested in the project, and we are arranging for the insertion of an Article in the Town Warrant for the creation of such a commission.
With the available data at hand, it is entirely feas- ible for the Town to do part of the work each year in clearing up the pond property, dividing the cost over
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a series of years, and eventually giving the townspeo- ple some benefit from its purchase.
Excess and Deficiency Account-In 1936 this ac- count reached the sum of $244,741.08. It was derived from an accumulation of unexpended balances, gener- al 'Town income and general appropriations not spent. In 1936, $23,000.00 of it, with the consent of the State Director of Accounts, was used to supplement the W. P.A. materials account, the School Department and the Police Department.
This year, we recommend that the Assessors apply to the State Director of Accounts to use as much of it as is possible for the purpose of reducing the tax rate. The money thus secured from this account will dim- inish the amount to be raised from current taxation.
Care of Improvements Made Under W.P.A .- Many of the improvements done under W.P.A. projects, such as Godfrey Brook, Charles River, Hayward Street dump, etc., should be of permanent value to the Town and result not only in the saving of Town money, but also be of beneficial use to the townspeople. It should be the business of some department to exercise super- vision over these projects, keep them in repair and properly protected. The logical department to do this is the Street Department, under the supervision of the Highway Surveyor.
We recommend that a sufficient appropriation be made for the care and maintenance of these projects, the same to be used under the supervision of that De- partment. Such a program should require the peri- odical cleaning out of the brook and river, fencing in and beautification of the reclaimed dump and other properties, and in general a uniform development of them so that benefits from these improvements may be preserved.
Respectfully submitted, WILLIAM J. HAYES, LYNDHURST A. MacGREGOR, JOHN H. GARDELLA,
Selectmen of Milford
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TOWN' CLERK'S DEPARTMENT AND DEPARTMENTS UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE SELECTMEN 1936
TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT
Receipts
Appropriation
$1,700.00
Expenditures
Bartlett, A. H., Birth abstracts
$3.42
Billings, G. M., Printing 4.50
Cahill's News Agency, Supplies 1.05
Charlescraft Press, Printing
20.50
Clarke's Printing Co., Printing
2.50
Commissioner of Public Safety, Licenses .90
Cooke, Allan J., Acting Post Master 34.90
Fidelity Specialty Co., State Ink 2.50
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., Supplies
59.48
Pascoe, George, Supplies
7.77
Philbin, Austin, Bond
5.00
Remington Rand, Inc., Service and supplies 28.30
Sullivan, Dennis J., Salary as Clerk 500.00
Sullivan, Dennis J., Recording fees 701.50 Sullivan, Dennis J., Postage and express 8.00
Manning, H. L., Co., Directory
6.00
Milford Daily News
9.00
Murphy, P. B., Certificates
13.46
Notling, E. A., Staples
2.00
Tel. & Tel. Co.
12.12
Times Publishing Co., Birth Certifi- cates 7.60
Total
$1,430 5)
Balance
269.50
$1,700.00
CLERK HIRE-TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT
Receipts
By appropriation $780.00
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Expenditures
Coyne, Catherine L. $780.00
SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT Receipts
By appropriation $1,500.00
Expenditures
Billings, G. M., Printing $17.00
Cahill's News Agency, Supplies 4.05
Charlescraft Press Co. 8.15
Commissioner of Public Safety, Blanks .70
Cooke, Allan J., Acting Post Master 39.50
Gardella, John H., Salary for year 250.00
Hayes, William J., Salary for year 250.00
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., Supplies 17.14
Lilley, James, Services 9.00
MacGregor, Lyndhurst A., Salary for year 250.00
Milford Daily News, Advertising 17.98
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 30.56
Postindex Co., File cards
1.99
Spindel, Earl, Perambulating town lines 13.75
Stone, Raymond D., Perambulating town lines 23.40
Sullivan, Dennis J., Clerk, Salary for year 500.00
Total
$1,433.22
Balance
66.78
$1,500.00
HYDRANT SERVICE
Receipts
By appropriation
$12,120.00
Expenditures
Milford Water Co.
$12,120.00
STREET LIGHTS
Receipts
By appropriation $16,767.65
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Expenditures
Milford Electric Light & Power Co. Total $16,535.30 232.35
Balance
$16,767.65
WORCESTER COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE
Receipts
By appropriation $50.00
Expenditures
Worcester County Extension Service $50.00
MILITARY AID Receipts
By appropriation
$1,000.00
Expenditures
Sundry persons Balance
$348.00 652.00
$1,000.00
STATE AID
Receipts
By appropriation
$850.00
Expenditures
Sundry persons Balance
$710.00 140.00
$850.00
FLOWAGE RIGHTS-CLARK HEIRS
Receipts
By appropriation $69.00
Expenditures
$69.00
PRINTING TOWN REPORTS Receipts
By appropriation $1,456.28
Expenditures
Charlescraft Press
$1,456.28
WORCESTER COUNTY T. B. HOSPITAL
Receipts
By appropriation $6,850.72
Clark Heirs
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Expenditures
County Treasurer $6,850.72 WORCESTER COUNTY T. B. HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION Receipts
By appropriation $9,655.95
Expenditures
County Treasurer $9,655.95
ELECTIONS, REGISTRATIONS & TOWN MEETINGS Receipts
By appropriation
$5,000.00
Transferred from Reserve Fund
150.00
$5,150.00
Expenditures
Anderson, George, Services at school $10.00
Anderson, Harry, Services at school 5.00
Best, John J., Salary as Registrar 150.00
Billings, G. M., Printing 401.75
Billings, G. W., Salary as Registrar 150.00
Burns, Walter, Services at school
10.00
Cahill's News Agency, Supplies 48.33
Charlescraft Press, Printing 138.50
Clarke Printing Co., Printing 21.45
Cooke, Allan J., Acting Post Master 27.00
Curley's Lunch, Lunches, Elec. days 27.65 Davoren, Austin, Trucking 20.63
DePasquale, Joseph, Chairs
5.00
Fullum, James, Posting warrant
9.00
Glennon, Edward, Services at school
5.00
Grossi, Domenic, Services
27.00
Melvin, William, Trucking 6.75
Milford Daily News
165.24
Moloney, John J., Posting warrants 45.00
Moore, William E., Salary as Regis- trar 150.00
Niro & Niro, Wiring 210.00
Pascoe, George, Carbon 3.46
Police Officers, Elec. Days
91.90
N. E. Tel. & Tel. 38.78
O'Brien, Daniel, Jr., Repair Work 3.00
Payrolls-Election Officers 3,039.37
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Remington Rand, Inc., Carbon 3.85
Reynolds, William, Services 13.00
Robinson Seal Co., Seals 26.60
Rizoli, Charles J., Services, taxi 6.00
Sullivan, Dennis J., Salary as Regis- trar 175.00
Tolman, Dexter, Repair to boxes 2.25
Ted's Diner, Lunches on Elec. day 33.85
Quirk's Lunch, Lunches on Elec. day 40.75
Total
$5,111.11
Balance
38.89
$5,150.00
BLANKET INSURANCE. Receipts
By appropriation $5,000.00
Expenditures
Casey, P. Eugene $378.89
Cox, Harold Bond
170.95
Boston Insurance Co.
2,311.35
Old Colony Insurance Co.
2,106.37
Total
$4,967.56
Balance
32.44
$5,000.00
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION Receipts
By appropriation
$2,000.00
Expenditures
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
$1,317.49
Philbin, Austin J. 682.51
$2,000.00
REPAIRS TO VETERANS' MARKERS
Receipts
By appropriation $60.00
Expenditures
James Lilley, Labor
$59.50
Balance .50
$60.00
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SOLDIERS' RELIEF Receipts
By appropriation
Refunds
$15,000.00 196.50
$15,196.50
Expenditures
Direct Relief
$10,457.97
Board
312.00
Clothing
59.78
Fuel
350.42 47.25
Food
256.15
Medical Care
672.00
Charlescraft Press, Printing Cards 4.25
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., Cards for book 2.65
Total
Balance
$12,162.47 3,034.03
$15,196.50-
Respectfully submitted, DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk-Clerk of Selectmen
MEMORIAL HALL DEPARTMENT, 1936 Receipts
Appropriation $1,100.00
Expenditures
A. L. Maynard, Salary, Janitor $600.00
A. L. Maynard, Postage 3.60
G. M. Billings, Printing 1935 Reports 3.25 B. Vitalini Coal Co., Coal 156.07
Barney Coal Co., Coal 101.01
Curtiss Coal Co., Coal 53.98
Clark & Shaughnessey, Coal 29.96
Milford Water Co., Water 16.60 H. S. Chadbourne Co., Janitors' Supplies 12.30
E. O. Pose & Son, Sharpening Lawn
Mower
1.00
W. C. Waters, Repairs 4.25
Rent
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IF. L. Roberts, Repairs to boiler and pipes, replacing water pipe 97.20
Commissioner Public Works, Boiler Inspection 10.00
William Melvin, Replacing cannon on base Ed. F. Porter, Setting glass
3.00
3.90
$1,096.12
Balance on hand 3.88
$1,100.00 ARTHUR L. MAYNARD, Caretaker
TOWN HALL DEPARTMENT, 1936
Expenditures
Janitor's Salaries
$1,200.00
P. A. Ruggere, labor
23.33
Louis Volpe, labor
4.00
Boston Janitor Supply Co., supplies
36.50
Austin J. Philbin Plate Glass, Inc.
8.96
H. S. Chadbourne Co., supplies
6.65
Fred L. Roberti, plumbing
59.79
Clinton L. Barnard, care of clock
100.00
Niro and Niro, labor and supplies
19.85
Commisisoner of Public Safety
10.00
Clark and Shaughnessy Co., oil
78.00
H. M. Curtiss Co., oil, lumber and supplies
1,014.17
Milford Water Co., water
231.64
Milford Gas Light Co., gas
21.90
Milford Electric Light Co., light
325.41
Hynes Welding Co.
5.00
T. E. Morse Co., glass
1.15
E. Rose and Son, supplies
.75
William C. Waters, carpenter
18.69
Dominic Grassi, carpenter
7.00
F. A. Gould Co., hardware
9.15
W. L. and J. F. Power, plumbing
76.30
Holnerden Co., supplies
12.50
Goodou Co., supplies
9.00
G. M. Billings, supplies
2.50
William E. Reynolds, labor
25.00
DANIEL M. O'BRIEN, Janitor.
Report of the Highway Surveyor.
To Voters of the Town of Milford :
I hereby submit my report as Highway Surveyor of the Town of Milford for 1936.
The General Appropriation for this department for 1936 was $21,000.00 and I am not asking for any in -- crease this year. I do, however, wish to inform the: voters that the appropriation should be increased as; soon as the financial condition of the Town will. per- mit. As the present amount merely allows sufficient funds to keep the highway in a passable condition and were it not for the payroll assistance the personnel of the department receives from working on Chapter 90 projects I would be unable to carry on.
My sidewalk appropriation has been eliminated the past few years and while the Federal Funds continue: for sidewalks projects I will not ask for an appropria- tion. I will continue to try and patch the walks where necessary, with funds from the General Highway fund.
The appropriation for oiling the streets in 1936 was. $3,500.00 and I will request a like amount in 1937. Though this amount is far from sufficient funds to keep our Town roads in good condition. It merely enables; me to resurface a portion of the street each year. Whereas practically all our town surfaced roads should! be treated yearly.
The appropriation for the removal of snow, in 1936, was $18,000.00, of which I expended $17,507.00. am requesting the exact amount in 1937, although it is impossible at this time to determine what the cost of snow removal will be.
From my funds for new equipment I purchased a: new tractor sidewalk plow, and I am sure the voters' will be well pleased with the performance of this plow,. as it should replace at least three horse-drawn plows, and do it more satisfactorily. There are several nar- row sidewalks, however, that I will not be able to plow" with the tractor. But I am sure we will be able to
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keep the principle walks to the stores and factories open for travel at all times.
I completed the construction of Medway Street this year to the Medway Town line. The portion complet- ed this year was from a point near Beaver Street to the Medway line, 1850 feet in length and 24 feet in width.
I started the construction of Purchase Street, in the late fall of this year, and was able to complete the excavation and drainage and considerable of the grav- eling from a point near the residence of Senator P. Eugene Casey to Dilla Street.
This road is thirty feet in width with a five-foot side- walk on either side with granite curbing, and when completed will be a wonderful improvement over the old roadway. And I urge the voters to continue the construction of Purchase Street, until it is constructed to the Hopkinton line, and that this department will have charge of Chapter 90 Construction in conjunction with the Honorable Board of Selectmen, or at least until such time as my appropriation may be increased.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD C. BEAULAC, Highway Surveyor
HIGHWAY
General Appropriation
$21,000.00
E. C. Beaulac, salary
$2,000.00
E. C. Beaulac, postage
3.75
Austin J. Philbin, insurance 49.58
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., gas
773.14
E. O. Rose & Son, sharpening tools
5.27
Annie Lawless, store stationery 1.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. 266.52
F. E. Mann & Son, insurance
36.57
M. F. & U. Coach Co., repairs
27.50
Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone Co., stone and sand
1,444.07
F. A. Bixby, insurance
43.45
Milford Elec. Lt. & P. Co.
82.48
Werber & Rose, Inc., heater 4.95
Clark Printing Co., printing 21.00
P. I. Perkins Co., gasket, repair parts 58.50
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Dyar Sales & Machinery Co., re- pairs to plow
17.25
L. O. Ricchiuto, repairs 57.78
F. A. Gould 43.99
Curran's Express, Inc., express
2.85
Milford Water Co.
22.62
Nelson Auto Service Co., gas and oil 450.87
William H. Casey
133.67
Milford Grain Co., grain
127.90
Milford Daily News, advertising
52.91
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co.
294.81
Nelson Morey, hay 110.98
Fred L. Roberti, repairs
14.79
Milford Column Co., posts
24.20
Rosenfeld Garage
727.76
Varney Bros. Trucking Co.
1,097.82
Labor
10,193.76
Clerk
210.00
Oscar Lundgren, sharpening tools 29.70
B. J. Clancey, insurance 85.00
John F. Maher & Co., insurance
62.54
Peter H. Manguso, grain
50.10
Nation Contractor Co., tarvia
1,059.93
Spaghetti House 2.95
Alphonse Niro, building wall, flood 271.95
Paul Williams, insurance
140.84
H. S. Chadbourne Co.
2.50
Haynes Welding Co.
5.00
O. W. Beiersdorf, service
2.00
Milford Gas & Light Co.
2.40
O'Brien Oil Service, range oil
11.64
John S. Kelley, repairs
9.66
Smith the Wonderful Shoe Man, boots 11.94
Worcester Rendering Co., waste 3.00
Cahill's News Agency, stationery
5.26
Butts & Ardway Co., bolts, washers American Oil Products Co.
233.89
William E. Bragdon, stakes
12.00
Davoren's Express
42.50
Curley's Restaurant
10.15
Seaver's Express
1.00
Knowles Chev., Inc.
20.75
Huff. Machine Works
1.50
3.59
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Al Coyne, oil
74.16
Railway Express Co., express
1.45
Milford Auto Body Co.
4.50
Milford & Boston Express Co.
16.11
Milford Focussin Station, inspection
2.00
J. H. Gardella, first aid equip.
4.87
Miss Nellie Pratt
20.00
George Blake, Inc., insurance
5.09
Calzone Garage
6.35
Hopedale Coal & Ice Co.
12.16
Milford Harness Co.
55.60
East End Garage
25.60
Ed. Slavin
24.00
Black & Decker Mfg. Co.
17.90
Corbett Cement Co.
17.92
Frank Tieuli
7.00
A. S. Taylor
30.00
Kimm the Florist
1.30
Elmer O. Rose
13.40
Mack Motor Truck Co.
31.46
Niro & Niro Co.
1.50
State Pharmacy
2.00
B. Vitalini, coal
150.00
Ancilio Antolini
25.00
Charles Espanet
5.00
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$20,998.65
Unexpended Balance
$1.35
Snow Removal
Appropriation
$18,000.00
Payroll, labor
$8,339.96
A. Costa, plowing and hauling snow 458.00
Curran's Express, plowing 305.75
Joe Rosenfeld, plowing
647.63
Seaver's Express, plowing 280.50
Frank Ward, hauling and plowing 543.50
Varney Bros. Trucking Co., haul- ing and plowing 1,653.90
A. Bega, plowing
36.00
John Johnson, plowing
120.50
Frank Tieuli & Sons, hauling, plowing 183.50
A. Abretti, hauling 100.95
Joseph Barnes, hauling
24.37
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Philip Bodio, hauling
59.99
John Bradley
21.88
William Casey, hauling
130.37
John Carchio, hauling
41.25.
A. P. Clarridge, hauling
89.38
Fred Cenedella
3.12
Ralph Canali
7.50
Central Super service, hauling
70.00
Steve DeEsso, hauling
51.25.
Austin Davoren, hauling
105.00
James Farese, hauling
43.75
Morgan's Express, hauling
109.38
Thomas Moore, hauling
55.00
Luke Morey, hauling
78.12
Nelson Morey, hauling
52.50
Charles Morse, hauling
62.50
Louis Marzetta & Sons, hauling
90.50
William Melvin, hauling
188.12
Milford Auto Parts, hauling
45.00
Frank Lamborghini, hauling
35.50
Alfonse Niro, hauling
110.00
Harold O'Brien, hauling
124.37
Joseph Ruggiero, hauling H. O. Ritz, hauling
258.00
Myer Rosen, hauling
31.25
Emelio Speroni, hauling
44.37
Charles Schiavo & Co., hauling
88.75
C. Santonio, hauling
36.87
P. Scartissi, hauling
88.75
M. Saperia, hauling G. Sabatinelli, hauling
20.00
Harold Shaughnessy, hauling
70.00
Fred Tedeschi, hauling
111.63
Harry Torosian, hauiing
48.75
James Volpe, hauling
98.75
John Volpe, hauling
40.62
A. Rosenfeld
297.00
Ray Streeter, plowing
70.75
William Taylor, plowing, hauling
363.00
Rosenfeld Garage
239.72
Cahill's News Agency, stationery
2.00
Curley's Restaurant
21.25
Frederick A. Gould
6.64
Haynes Welding Co.
1.00
East End Garage
27.75
121.25
41.75
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Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone, hauling
177.50
Nash Milford Co.
7.80
Joseph Burns
32.50
S. Centarins
35.00
James DeSabito, hauling
33.75
Andrew Erickson
38.88
Globe Fruit Co., hauling
12.50
Keystone Express, hauling
18.75
Michael· Schiappucci, hauling
31.88
Luigi A. Recchiuto
21.08
M. F. & U. Coal Co.
10.03
Clark Printing Co., printing
6.00
Dyer Sales & Machinery Co.
167.09
Good Roads Machinery Co.
9.00
F. W. Mann
4.60
Chase Parker & Co.
60.00
A. Taylor
10.50
Total
$17,548.07
Unexpended Balance
$451.93
Medway Road, Chapter 90
Balance forward, 1935
Payrolls, labor
$466.00
American Oil Products Co.
3,176.61
Varney Bros.
1,590.40
Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone Co. 302.80
Werber & Rose
6.95
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y.
65.00
M. F. & U. Coach Co.
11.50
H. S. Chadbourne
1.00
William H. Casey
22.00
L. O. Recchiuto
1.40
George Blake Co.
5.46
William Bragdon
12.00
F. A. Gould
4.25
Cahill's News Agency East End Garage
16.44
Seaver's Express
.50
Oscar Lundgren
5.70
A. Coyne
4.50
E. O. Rose & Son
1.00
Milford Daily News
9.00
1.60
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Clarke & Shaughnessy
3.25
Joseph Brigani
52.55
Mark O'Brien
3.88
Calzone Garage
4.75
Alphonse Niro
20.00
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co.
1.15
Total
5,790.69
New Equipment and Repairs
Appropriation
2,000.00
Pat Nargi
$84.54
Mack Motor Co.
58.54
East End Garage
54.69
Luigi A. Recchiuto
70.50
Commodore Steel Co.
476.94
Nash Milford Co.
86.12
Milford Auto Body Co.
125.04
Rosenfeld Garage
114.75
Calzone Garage
42.54
George F. Blake, Inc.
218.34
Charles Bertorelli
17.54
Haynes Welding Co.
2.00
Charles J. McCarthy Co.
116.80
Dyer Sales Machinery Co.
1,452.18
Total
1,999.36
Unexpended Balance
.64
Oiling Streets
Appropriation
3,500.00
Payroll, labor
$850.09
American Oil Products Co.
2,282.71
National Contractos Co.
140.25
Varney Bros. Trucking Co. 69.00
Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone Co. 156.00
Total
3,498.95
1.05
Unexpended Balance
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Chapter 90 Maintenance
State and County Agreement
$699.74 400.00
Town Appropriation
Payroll, labor
$801.32
Curran's Express
12.00
Cenedella & Co.
9.00
American Oil Products Co.
28.74
State Prison Colony
21.25
Alphonse Niro
203.85
Tony Schiavo
24.45
Total
1,099.61
Balance
.13
Medway Street, Chapter 90, 1936
State and County Agreement
$4,625.00
Town Appropriation
1,850.00
Payroll, labor
$2,437.38
American Oil Products Co.
3,177.61
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y.
195.78
William Casey
33.75
Oscar Lundgren
1.20
Trimount Bit Products Co.
1,042.87
Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone Co.
1,748.47
Clark & Shaughnessy
710.18
Total
6,169.63
Unexpended Balance of Allotment
305.37
Cedar Street Construction
Balance forward, 1935
American Oil Products Co.
$989.38
Cenedella & Co. 303.29
Total 1,293.07
Purchase Street, Chapter 90, 1936
State and County Agreement
Town Appropriation
$25,000.00 10,000.00
Payroll, labor
$7,131.42
Oscar Lundgren 9.20
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
16.55
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Tony Sciavo 58.00
Total 7,215.17
Unexpended Balance
27,784.83
Treasurer's Report for 1936.
Balance, January 1, 1936 Receipts for year
· $178,840.47
1,231,499.53
$1,410,340.00
Disbursements per warrant
$1,320,690.88
Balance December 31, 1936
89,649.12
$1,410,340.00
TRUST FUNDS
Balance, January 1, 1936
$24,885.59
Received for perpetual care
400.00
Received for interest
625.76
$25,911.35
1935 and 1936 interest withdrawn and credited to cemetery account
679.43
Balance
$25,231.92
BALANCE ACCOUNT
Town of Milford Anticipation Note
$22,000.00
Milford Savings Bank
1,560.30
Home National Bank
1,671.62
$25,231.92
TOWN HISTORY ACCOUNT
On Hand, January 1, 1936 Sold during year
14
4
Balance
10
This concludes the reports on the Town History Ac- count, as the Selectmen approved the recommendation of your Treasurer; that, as it was unlikely that there would be more histories printed, the sale of the pres- ent supply be discontinued and the balance remaining be transferred to the Library Department for future use.
Respectfully submitted,
B. J. CLANCEY, Treasurer
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Treasury Appropriation $2,000.00
TREASURY EXPENSES
B. J. Clancey, Treasurer $1,500.00
J. C. Hall Co., Printing 126.78
Todd Co., Protectograph 91.37
Postage 70.00
Cahill's News Agency, Supplies 22.48
Treasurer, Boston expenses 22.50
Clarke Printing Co., Printing 15.00
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