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5.05
Smith, Eugene, M.D.
3.00
Star Rest Home
110.44
Sweet, A. H. Co.
4.65
U. S. Post Office
231.44
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116
Ward's Stationery Watson, Walter W.
67.10 200.00
Month
Total Case Load
Total Expenditures
January
281
$9,614.11
February
277
10,028.75
March
278
9,958.71
April
278
10,159.17
May
276
9,989.90
June
276
10,190.46
July
271
9,931.65
August
266
10,236.10
September
247
9,836.08
October
247
9,754.46
November
249
10,194.21
December
245
10,200.34
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN APPROPRIATION
Town Appropriation: Assistance
Appropriation
$18,500.00
Transfer from O.A.A. to A.D.C.
3,500.00
Sundry accounts refunded
250.50
$22,250.50
Town Appropriation: Expenditures
Assistance
Relief in families, Aid to Dependent Children 22,185.80
Unexpended balance, Dec. 31, 1943
$64.70
Town Appropriation:
Administration
Salaries
Appropriation 1,300.00
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Town Appropriation: Expenditures Salaries
Total Salaries 1,300.00
Unexpended balance, December 31, 1943 None
Town Appropriation: General Expenses Appropriation 50.00
Town Appropriation: Expenditures Office supplies and equipment 50.00
Unexpended balance, December 31, 1943
None
The total expenditures during the fiscal year of 1943 for Aid to Dependent Children Assistance relief from the Town Appropriation were $23,535.80. We received from the State reimbursements $13,485.00 and $250.50 from cancelled checks, making the total receipts $13,735.50 which makes the net expense of Aid to Dependent Chil- dren Assistance to the Town of Milford $9,800.30.
Federal Grants: Receipts
Assistance
Balance carried from 1942 $2,582.12
Sundry accounts refunded 97.00
Federal Grants received in 1943 6,832.40
$9,511.52
Federal Grants: Expenditures
Relief in families, Aid to Dependent Children 8,454.09
Unexpended balance, December 31, 1943 1,057.43
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Federal Grants: Receipts Administration
Balance carried from 1942 209.51
Federal Grants received in 1943
893.77
1,103.28
Federal Grants: Expenditures
Total Salaries 848.51
Supplies and equipment
47.10
895.61
Unexpended balance, December 31, 1943
207.67
The total expenditures of Aid to Dependent Children Assistance relief on account of Federal Grants were $9,349.70. The grant payments carried over from 1942 were $2,791.63. We received in 1943 a total of $7,726.17 in grant payments and $97.00 from cancelled checks mak- ing the total receipts $10,614.80, leaving a credit balance of $1,265.10 in the Federal Account which will be carried over to 1944.
Total Expenditures:
Total Salaries
$2,148.51
Cash Grant to individuals
· 30,639.89
Accounts payable 97.10
$32,885.50
Boston Council of Social Agencies
$13.50
Cahill's News Agency
12.60
Clark, Chester R. 10.00
Mass. Ass'n. of Relief Officers
6.00
Milford Daily News
3.00
Milford Post Office
13.40
New England Tel. & Tel.
38.60
97.10
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RELIEF IN FAMILIES
Month
Families
Persons
Total Expenditures
January
37
108
$2,066.10
February
37
108
2,073.45
March
37
107
2,157.25
April
39
115
2,359.15
May
40
119
2,481.60
June
41
121
2,346.65
July
40
120
2,539.35
August
40
120
2,733.15
September
40
125
2,698.60
October
40
125
2,990.85
November
39
121
2,925.15
December
40
125
2,934.94
In conclusion we wish to express our thanks to the of- ficials of our local banks, insurance companies and indus- tries for the valuable information that was given us upon request during the year.
Respectfully submitted,
LYNDHURST MacGREGOR, Chairman, JAMES DISABITO, EDWARD FERGUSON.
WILLIAM A. DUGAN,
Welfare Agent.
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Report of the Board of Health
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Taxpayers of Milford:
The Board of Health respectfully submits its annual report, together with the reports of its various appointees for the year ending December 31, 1943.
The Board of Health for the year ending 1943 con- sisted of Dr. Nicholas J. Capece, Chairman; Harris Tre- deau, Frank Calzone and Louis A. Marino, Clerk.
Mr. Marino was appointed as Clerk of the Board. This arrangement has helped to expedite the transaction of all Board of Health business and correspondence mat- ters.
A new rule put into effect by the Board that in the future all complaints to the Board of Health must be in writing has diminished considerably the number of minor complaints.
A leave of absence was granted by the Board to Charles Ferrante, plumbing Inspector. John Power, as- sistant, was appointed as temporary plumbing inspector.
During the year the Board of Health has held twenty- four regular meetings and two special meetings.
At the March meeting the following appointments were made by the Board of Health: Meat and Provision Inspectors, Jeremiah Macchi and Dr. Benjamin F. Hart- man as assistant; Sanitary Inspector, Walter Chapin; Physician, Dr. Francis H. Lally; Health Nurse, Alice Fitz- patrick; Dentist, Dr. William J. Clancy; Plumbing Inspec- tor, Charles Ferrante; Assistant Plumbing Inspector, John Power; Burial Agent, Oscar Ayotte.
DENTAL CLINIC
Appropriation: Salaries $1,260.00
Dr. Wm. J. Clancy, Salary 1,260.00
Unexpended Balance December 31, 1943 None
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General Expenses
Appropriation G. E.
$240.00
N. E. Towel Supply
$29.69
Milford Elec. Lt. & P. Co.
10.27
Milford Gas Lt. Co.
2.45
The Clarke Printing Co.
6.75
Total Expenditures
49.16
Unexpended Balance December 31, 1943
$190.84
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS Salaries
$5,447.00
Transfer from G. E. account
400.00
$5,847.00
5,737.64
Total Salaries
Unexpended Balance December 31, 1943
$109.36
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS Expenses
$13,000.00
Transfer to Salaries account
400.00
$12,600.00
11,533.99
Total Expenditures
Unexpended Balance December 31, 1943
$1,066.01
Tuberculosis
$5,355.00
Garbage Collection
4,800.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
90.17
Lawrence Gillon
254.75
Kampersal's Dairy
123.84
Cahill's News Agency
16.27
Werber & Rose, Inc .- Rent
330.00
Davoren's Express
81.00
Appropriation
Appropriation
122
Charlescraft Press
1.75
Wm. H. Casey
5.77
Nurse's expenses
20.25
Return of Deaths
57.75
Return of Births
152.75
Clarke Printing Co.
66.51
M. Eleanor Hanson
10.35
Milford Daily News
40.50
U-File-M Binder Mfg. Co.
6.15
L. A. Marino's Expenses
13.75
Railway Express
.40
A. H. Sweet Co., Inc.
59.48
Fuller-Wilson Express
.53
Hobbs & Warren, Inc.
3.92
Clement H. Moran
7.20
P. Eugene Casey
3.90
Infectious Diseases
32.00
$11,533.99
We wish to extend our thanks to all those, who in any way have cooperated with the Board of Health dur- ing the year.
Respectfully submitted,
DR. NICHOLAS J. CAPECE, Chairman, HARRIS TREDEAU, FRANK CALZONE.
REPORT OF OPERATIONS OF THE DENTAL CLINIC
The following is the number of operations, attendance, and amount of money collected at the Dental Clinic for the year 1943. The curtailment of school time due to fuel shortage, and registration for rationing, and extreme cold weather last winter resulting in the falling off of all these figures.
123
Extractions 359
Treatments
397
Fillings Deciduous
254
Fillings Permanent
231
Prophylactic
338
Total number of operations 1579
Total number of visits 1011
Amount of money collected
$79.80
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM J. CLANCY, D.M.D. (Clinician)
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REPORT OF HEALTH BOARD PHYSICIAN
In the year 1943, as in all previous years, the pupils of the Sacred Heart and St. Mary's schools were given phys- ical examinations with the assistance of the Health Board nurse. It was most gratifying to note that 90% of nose and throat pathology found in 1942 had been eradicated, and the teeth defects as well, had been given proper at- tention. Although food is rationed, the children had not suffered from a nutritional standpoint, and personal hy- giene was excellent.
Vaccination clinics were held in the Board of Health rooms on June 3rd and 10th, 130 children attending.
The diphtheria clinics were conducted in the Lynch Auditorium of the High school on October 8th and 22nd, November 5th and 19th, when 212 children received the three necessary inoculations.
In comparing the contagious diseases reported in 1943 with those in 1942, the following is noted:
Meningitis 5 none in 1942 Dog bites 28% less than in 1942 Mumps 15% less than in 1942
Measles 361 9 in 1942
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Scarlet fever, whooping cough and pneumonia were practically the same as the previous year.
We were most fortunate in not having a single case of Poliomyelitis, although it has been more prevalent throughout the state than for the past six years.
The diptheria record is again most gratifying. NOT A SINGLE CASE. Parents at last recognize the ef- ficiency of the inoculations to prevent this dread disease, and support the clinic for this purpose, 100%.
Late in the fall, a 'grippe' epidemic began which spared neither young or old, and as we go to press, we are about on the crest of the wave. Although it is not com- parable to that of 1918, nevertheless its consequences have been serious; ear conditions and pneumonia. This has caused many absentees in all local schools.
F. H. LALLY, M.D., Physician to Health Board.
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH NURSE
To the Honorable Board of Health:
Gentlemen:
I hereby submit my report as Board of Health Nurse for the year 1943.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
St. Mary's and Sacred Heart:
Total enrollment of both schools 971
All pupils have their eyes and ears tested during the school year.
All pupils are weighted and measured during the school year.
A physical examination is given to all pupils by Dr. F. Lally, Board of Health physician during the school year. At this time notices of the defects are sent to the parents referring them to their family physician.
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All pupils of the first four grades of both schools were given appointments to visit the school dentist Dr. W. Clancy and corrections of teeth made by him.
Dr. Lally stated, that in examining the school chil- dren this year, that most of the defects were corrected, and that the general health of the majority of the school children was good.
CLINICS
VACCINATION CLINIC:
Held in the Board of Health Rooms, June 3, and 10th. No. of children vaccinated 130
DIPHTHERIA CLINIC:
Held in the High School Building, October 8, and 22, November 5, and 19th.
No. of children having three inoculations 166
No. of children having less than three inoculations 46
Total number of children inoculated 212
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Measles
361
Mumps
12
Chicken Pox
23
Lobar Pneumonia 10
Meningitis
5
Scarlet Fever
9
Conjunctivitis Neonatorium
2
Dog Bite
11
Whooping Cough 24
MILFORD CONSULTATION CLINIC
Held the second Wednesday of every month in the Board of Health Rooms. Dr. Paul Dufault and Dr. Armand LaRoche from the Rutland State Sanatorium are the ex- amining physicians, assisted by Helen C. Reilly, R. N. State Worker and the local Board of Health Nurse.
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The following is a complete report:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September October
November
December
Patients examined
16 18 15 31 15 17 12 14 20 18 12 26
New Patients
13 13 7 20 10 12 9 7 11 11 15
Patients Re-examined
3 5 81 5 5 6 7 9 6 1 11
X-rays Taken
16 18 15 31 15 17 12 14 20 18 12 26
Pulmonary Tuberculosis 2 00 1 0 0 1 6 0 11
Recommended Sanatorium Care . 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 5 0 1 1 Re-examinations advised 0 33824 2 3 7 3 14
Patients discharged from Clinic . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Physicians referring patients
9 6 6 10 8 11 6 6 8 9 9 10
Towns Represented
4 57636422454
REPORT OF TUBERCULOSIS CASES IN MILFORD
New patients reported 15
No. of patients in Sanatorium during year 1943 16
No. of patients discharged from Sanatorium this year . 6
No. of deaths from tuberculosis this year 5
No. of patients in Sanatorium at end of year 1943 8
No. of pulmonary cases at home 55
No. of home visits 52
At this time I wish to extend my thanks and apprecia- tion for the cooperation extended me by the Town depart- ments, and the local School and District Nurses who as- sisted during clinics.
Respectfully submitted,
ALICE FITZPATRICK, R.N., Board of Health Nurse.
127
REPORT OF SLAUGHTERING INSPECTOR
To the Honorable Board of Health:
Following is a report of livestock slaughtered in Mil- ford and inspected by me in the year 1943.
Calves
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
Total
January
276
493
459
1,228
February
262
401
482
. .
1,145
March
622
661
770
2
2,055
April
337
345
540
1,222
May
247
222
74
4
547
June
456
235
58
20
769
July
475
269
117
38
899
August
384
349
26
74
833
September
389
324
6
719
October
122
268
83
473
November
173
218
40
2
433
December
157
287
121
16
581
Total
3,900
4,072
2,770
162
10,904
.
Respectfully Submitted,
JEREMIAH MACCHI,
Inspector of Slaughtering.
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SANITARY INSPECTOR'S REPORT, 1943
To the Honorable Board of Health:
Gentlemen:
Following is my report for the year 1943. We had forty complaints of different natures in various parts of the town which were investigated and settled to the satis- faction of all concerned.
There were seven cases of Scarlet Fever placarded. Ten "No Dumping" signs were put up in various parts of town.
On order of Selectmen one store was inspected for license.
Took samples of well water at No. 300 Congress St., for analysis by State Board.
Made inspections of all toilets of all liquor establish- ments, clubs, etc.
Six bake shops inspected.
Will say in closing that the new ruling by the board which was made about the middle of the year in regards to complaints, that is, all complaints must be in writing before any action could be taken, did a great deal to elim- inate a lot of the petty complaints that I have had in past years.
Respectfully Submitted,
WALTER H. CHAPIN, Sanitary Inspector.
129
REPORT OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR
To the Honorable Board of Health:
Gentlemen:
The following permits were issued to plumbers during 1943, for the installation of plumbing equipment.
After the equipment was installed, it was inspected by the plumbing inspector or the Assistant Plumbing In- spector.
Toilets
41
Bath Tubs 18
Lavatories 16
Sinks 19
Range Boilers
11
Total 105
Respectfully Submitted,
JOHN F. POWER,
Assistant Plumbing Inspector.
130
Report of the Park Commissioners Year 1943
To the Citizens of the Town of Milford:
We hereby submit our annual report with financial report appended for the year 1943.
The three parks under our jurisdiction, namely, Cal- zone, Bancroft and Draper Parks were all given general care during the year We were fortunate this year regard- less of the labor shortage to have capable and willing em- ployees. All that we could do with our limited funds for the care of the parks was done.
The playgrounds were open this year for a full eight weeks. They were handled by a good staff of instructors. Especially noticeable was the increasing attendance of children of pre-primary age. This is due perhaps to their parents working. In this way, the Park Department helped in a small way in the war effort. Games of all sorts were enjoyed and the annual picnic at Mendon was held.
We wish to thank all who helped us in any way to make this a successful season for the Park Department.
Respectfully Submitted,
LOUIS W. BENOTTI, Chairman, WALTER L. FITZGERALD, CHRISTOPHER C. MORCONE.
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EXPENDITURES OF THE PARK DEPARTMENT
1943
Appropriation
$450.00
Atlantic Service Station
$ 4.62
Benotti, Louise
3.00
Cahill's News Agency
1.15
Central Auto Body Co.
7.50
Davoren's Pharmacy
15.50
Eastern Paint & Plumbing Supply Co.
24.80
E. O. Rose & Son
7.05
Frederick A. Gould
1
13.25
Howard Greenhouses
24.00
Huff Machine Works
1.10
Milford Grain Co.
4.30
Milford Locksmith
3.25
Milford Sign Studio
4.00
Milford Water Co.
80.47
Morcone, Joseph
8.45
Power, William L.
2.50
Railway Express Agency
.60
Reformatory for Women
46.21
Seaver's Express
5.50
Shaughnessy, Willard
1.50
The Clarke Printing Co.
2.50
U. S. Post Office
6.50
Woodworth Bradley, Inc.
81.75
W. S. Darley & Co.
15.55
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co.
8.00
Zocchi, Leon
80.43
Total Expenses
$449.88
Balance
.12
$450.00
Balance
.53
$1,850.00
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PARK DEPARTMENT, SALARIES
Appropriation
$1,850.00
Salaries
$1,849.47
Balance
.53
$1,850.00
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE PLAYGROUNDS
(Salaries)
Appropriation
$1,050.00
Salaries
$1,049.90
Balance
.10
$1,050.00
(Expenses)
Appropriation
$130.00
Bowker Clothing Co.
$26.97
Bradbury-Locke Co.
8.66
Davoren's Pharmacy
75.45
Highway Machinery Fund
10.00
Mrs. Pavento
5.00
Total Expenditures
$129.98
Balance
.02
$130.00
REPAIRS TO TENNIS COURTS
Appropriation
$200.00
Balance $200.00
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Tax Collector's Report for 1943
To the Board of Selectmen and the Citizenry of Milford: -
As your Tax Collector, I am delighted to submit the yearly report of the activities of this office.
The receipts are considered very favorable as per accompanying sheet showing committed taxes and re- sulting action.
The balance due is nearly $61,000 less than one year ago, a drop of twenty-eight per cent. It represents the good will and good intentions of many people that are trying to clean up their back bills.
I believe that I would be very ungrateful if I did not say thank you to each and every one that helped in any way to make this a pleasant year for,
CYRIL F. KELLETT,
Tax Collector
TAX COLLECTOR, GENERAL EXPENSES
Appropriation
$1,340.00
A. W. LaFond & Co. $ 136.47
Bissonnette, J. Adrien
5.00
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
179.65
Cahill's News Agency
73.00
Dillon, Edward J. 6.50
Hickey Insurance Agency
10.00
134
Hobbs & Warren, Inc.
52.93
Johnson Office Supply Co. 19.63
Liberty Typewriter Co. 16.50
Milford Daily News
46.13
Milford Locksmith
.25
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
65.15
Onderdonk, A. P.
.80 .
Park Pharmacy
3.68
Postmaster, J. Higgiston
540.04
Railway Express Agency
1.85
Registry of Deeds & Expenses
67.00
Robinson Seal Co.
17.50
Ruhan Signs
20.00
The Clarke Printing Co.
32.50
Zocchi, Leon
.39
Total Expenditures
$1,294.97
Balance
45.13
$1,340.00
TAX COLLECTOR, SALARIES
Appropriation
$4,200.00
Fred J. Coleman
$596.13
Frances C. Greene
1,148.33
Cyril F. Kellett
2,403.87
Total Expenditures
$4,148.33
Balance
51.67
$4,200.00
REPORT OF THE TAX COLLECTOR MARCH 7, 1943 to JANUARY 1, 1944
Taxes Committed
Refunds
Interest
Charges
Abatements
Tax Collection
Added to Tax Titles
Balance
TAX LEVY OF 1937
Motor Excise
848.02
17.41
6.80
196.31
651.71
TAX LEVY OF 1938
Motor Excise 220.08
3.01
1.70
30.85
189.23
TAX LEVY OF 1939
Motor Excise
260.33
15.92
11.90
82.84
177.49
Polls
26.00
2.20
.35
2.00
24.00
Personal 844.64
41.21
1.05
157.11
316.96
370.57
TAX LEVY OF 1940
Motor Excise
302.52
12.55
3.40
139.72
162.80
Polls
524.00
2.00
11.62
8.81
266.00
150.00
110.00
Personal
2,250.54
26.91
5.95
46.50
48.42
Real Estate
94.92
14.46
792.40
745.51
712.63
TAX LEVY OF 1941
Motor Excise
484.49
12.24
12.75
205.47
279.02
Polls
298.00
2.00
5.46
5.95
120.00
96.00
84.00
Personal
5,378.11
178.98
3.15
483.00
2,803.36
2,091.75
Real Estate
44,158.04
21.84
2,520.47
8.73
6,933.06
36,406.27
824.25
16.30
REPORT OF THE TAX COLLECTOR MARCH 7, 1943 to JANUARY 1, 1944
Taxes Committed
Refunds
Interest
Charges
Abatements
Tax Collection
Added to Tax Titles
Balance
TAX LEVY OF 1942
1
Motor Excise
552.50
8.13
14.30
235.47
317.03
Polls
1,378.00
2.00
18.84
22.05
364.00
752.00
264.00
Personal 7,889.15
81.63
35
806.35
2,725.65
4,357.15
Real Estate 108,454.26
147.00
1,847.86
.58
5,408.70
62,420.62
824.25
39,947.69
TAX LEVY OF 1943
Motor Excise 16,713.42
254.07
22.70
317.32
16,015.38
634.79
Polls
9,642.00
2.00
15.40
2,226.00
7,166.00
252.00
Personal 60,653.70
5.24
505.40
53,254.15
6,894.15
Real Estate 498,238.90
1,324.10
138.14
14,131.45
386,873.04
2,717.95
95,840.56
SEWER ASSESSMENTS
Apportioned 3,538.96
25.48
247.98
3,290.98
Unapportioned 3,789.10
10.54
.35
823.14
2,965.96
Totals
766,539.68
1,755.01
4,999.30
146.27
32,559.29
571,759.14
1
4,366.45
159,609.81
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Report of the Milford Fire Department
ROSTER OF MEMBERS
John F. Adams, Chief (Military Leave of Absence) Bernard M. Manion, Chief, (Military Substitute) Caesare Comolli, Deputy Chief
Ladder Company No. 1
Captain, Edward F. McDermott; Lieutenant, William Carini, Joseph Casey, John Kelley, John Hennessey, Cosmo Santoro, Luigi Fusco, Louis Tredeau, James Casey, Charles DiAntonio, (Joseph DiPietro, military leave of absence), (Sully DeTore, temporary, entered Armed Service).
Engine Company No. 1
Acting Captain, Aubrey Allen; Lieutenant, Elmer O. Rose, (leave of absence) ; Acting Lieutenant, John Manuel, Batista Tomasini, Edward O'Rourke, Charles Hixon, Jos- eph Santusuosso, (Edward C. Carroll, Lester B. Lindsey,, temporary).
Engine Company No. 2
Captain, James L. Adams; Lieutenant, Percy Adams; Martin Ahern, Garden Rae, William E. Moore, Frank Com- olli, Anthony Visconti, John O'Connor, (Charles Fertitta, T. Edward Granholm, Fred Rizoli, temporary), (Anthony Ferigno, William Bellafatto, leave of absence).
Engine Company No. 3
Captain, James Edwards; Lieutenant, Clyde Cheney; Fred Rose, Fred Ruhan, Harry Cronan, Joseph Gubana, (James Till, emporary), (Frank Spadoni, leave of ab- sence).
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Permanent Members
Harold Murphy, John Sherillo, John McCabe, Anthony Rossetti, George Sullivan, Francis Murphy, John Spencer, William Fertitta, Carroll Dewing.
Hose Company No. 4, North Purchase Volunteer Company
Captain, Augustine Schiappucci
Permanent members classified under Civil Service 9
Call members classified under Civil Service 40
Volunteer members
9
Temporary appointments authorized by Civil Service 6
EMERGENCY CALLS
Telephone 65-2 South Main Street Station
1430 Main Street Station
66 253-W Purchase Street Station
ALARM RESPONSES
From January 1, 1943 to December 31, 1943 the Depart- ment responded to 342 alarms:
303 telephone alarms
39 general alarms
INSURANCE AND LOSSES
Insurance on buildings where actual fire occurred
$322,800.00
Insurance paid on buildings
17,792.25
Insurance on contents
476,950.00
Insurance paid on contents
16,239.87
EXPENDITURES
Incidentals
Appropriation
$4,200.00
Expenditures:
Aubuchon, W. E. Co., Inc. 15.72
139
American LaFrance & Foamite
Corporation
82.91
American Oil Co.
289.08
Adams, John F.
49.78
American Fire Equip. Co.
305.05
Bradbury, Locke Co.
5.28
Boston Janitor's Supply
30.35
Brockton Shoe Co.
5.50
Barney Coal Co.
274.58
Baram, Harry
54.30
Belmont Supply Co.
18.89
Cahill's News Agency
8.35
Casey, P. Eugene Co.
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7.40
Curran's Express
23.02
Clarke Printing Co.
27.75
Curley's Restaurant
11:70
Curtiss, H. M. Coal Co.
381.81
Comolli, Cesare Co.
50.20
Casey, Wm. H. Store
10.79
Central Supply
47.78
Carpenter Mfg. Co.
59.41
Eastern Paint & Plumbing
26.70
Espanet, Charles H.
6.75
Fire Protection Co.
111.40
Frieswick, Oliver
11.20
Gould, F. A.
14.40
Gorham, Fire Equipment Co.
10.55
Gardella's Pharmacy
2.35
Higgiston, John E. P. M.
12.00
Hall, Ernest B.
79.10
Jacques, Leonard N. & Sons
21.21
Leveille, Upholstering Co.
3.00
Liquid Carbonic Corp.
6.50
Lyman, John R.
24.25
Lux Fire Equipment Co.
6.50
Lee, Ida M.
1.00
Louis Battery & Service Station
11.20
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· McCarthy, T. E., Secretary
3.00
Morse, T. E. Co.
70.79
Milford Locksmith
1.35
Milford Auto Parts, Inc.
.50
Manion, Bernard M.
13.00
Milford Electric Light Co.
324.51
Milford Gas Light
18.71
Milford Water Co.
57.58
Milford Hardware
13.48
McCarthy, Justin A.
382.00
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
187.83
Nelson Motor Co.
44.65
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
32.29
Niro & Niro Co.
17.87
Ohio Chemical Mfg. The
68.37
O'Hearn, John W., Secretary
3.00
O'Brien's Oil Service
72.00
Reformatory for Women
.58
Ruhan Signs
15.00
Ryan Motor Sales
13.70
Railway Express Agency
1.80
Rosenfeld's Garage
241.24
Ray's Auto Repair
37.63
Rose, E. O. & Son
20.08
Shea Bros.
.24
Seagrave Corporation
6.40
Sullivan, George
3.00
Smith The Wonder Shoeman
9.96
Standard Auto Gear
1.37
State Prison Colony
18.00
Seaver's Express
1.25
Sherman's Laundry
57.02
Smith, H. B. Co. The
36.99
So. Main St. Garage
19.80
Sherman's Motor
1.36
Trask Bros.
3.00
Varney Bros. Trucking
.38
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Vitalini, B.
254.80
Wagner, Electric Corp.
1.94
Zocchi, Leon & Co.
1.75
Total Expenditures
$4,165.97
Balance
34.03
FIRE DEPARTMEIT Salaries - Wages
Appropriation
$27,079.00
Expenditures:
Adams, J. F. Fire Chief
698.00
Manion, B. M. Fire Chief
1,532.53
Comolli, C. Deputy
294.37
Permanent Men
18,149.91
Callmen
6,121.12
Labor
65.45
Total Expenditures
$26,861.38
Balance
217.62
REPAIRS TO FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
Appropriation
$400.00
Expenditures:
Payroll
105.05
Adams, John F.
1.20
Aubuchon, W. E. Co.
2.94
Casey, Wm. H. Store
2.75
Gamewell, Co. The
32.81
Jacques, Leonard N. & Sons
6.33
Lilley, E. F. Co.
.50
Niro & Niro Co.
8.26
Rose, E. O. & Son
8.00
Rosenfeld's Garage
82.57
Total Expenditures
250.41
Balance
$149.59
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BRUSH FIRES
$350.00
Appropriation
Expenditures:
Payroll
203.25
American Fire Equipment Co.
19.42
Fitzhenry-Guptill Co.
25.03
Milford Daily News
14.26
Total Expenditures
261.96
Balance
$88.04
RENTAL OF CHIEF'S AUTO
Appropriation
$200.00
Expenditures:
Adams, John F.
59.42
Manion, Bernard M.
140.58
Total Expenditures
200.00
On April 17, 1943, Fire Chief John F. Adams was granted a military leave of absence at which time he en- tered the armed service of our Country and is now serv- ing in the United States Navy with the."Sea Bees".
I wish at this time to thank the various town officials and other town employees as well as the members of the Fire Department for their cooperation and assistance.
Respectfully submitted,
BERNARD M. MANION,
Chief of Fire Department.
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Report of the Inspector of Animals
Milford, Mass., Jan. 20, 1944
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