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J. GERARD SWEENEY, Chairman,
Resolutions Committee.
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MILFORD TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Officers for 1946 - 1947 -
President: Mr. Harold M. Moran
Vice President: Miss Hannah E. Callanan
Secretary : Miss Gertrude E. Moran ,
Treasurer : Miss Rose A. Farese
Chairman of the Library Committee: Mr. Paul F. Raftery Chairman of the Social Committee: Miss Ada
Di Giannantonio
Chairman of the Executive Committee: Mr. J. Gerard Sweeney
Chairman of the Publicity Committee: Miss Eva L. Burns Chairman of the Salary Committee : Mr. David I. Davoren
For the first time in over twenty-five years, the Mil- ford Teachers' Association attained a one-hundred per cent membership. Of this fact we are very proud.
Several of our meetings were devoted to a discussion of the important question of teachers' salaries and of the justifiable reasons for requesting that substantial in- creases be granted locally to the members of a long under- paid profession. This, however, is not a local problem : It is a nationwide one that daily gains favorable recogni- tion and comments on the streets, in the press, and on the air. Our Salary Committee, composed of David I. Davoren, chairman, Miss Rose Bertorelli, Miss Mary Gil- more, Miss Agnes Lynch, Miss Dorcas Whipple, and our President, Mr. Harold M. Moran worked patiently, dili- gently, and well in securing and imparting vital and per- tinent information on the subject of our request for an increase in our salary that will be in keeping with the trend to help to attract to and retain in the teaching pro- fession the persons best qualified to teach the youth of Milford and America. It is the hope of the Association that the School Committee will invite a committee of teachers from the Association to work with the School
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Committee and superintendent of schools in revising the present outmoded salary schedule so that a teacher's years of training, experience, and professional improve- ment will be considered and evaluated before a beginning teacher can advance to the maximum established for a certain position.
The Association, together with other school depart- ment employees, presented in September a purse of money and a beautiful floral bouquet to both the Misses Martha Toher, and Mary Mullane, former members, who retired last June after several years of faithful service in the classroom. We wish them many years of good health and contentment. They will be remembered again at Christmas time, as will all former living members of the Association, an activity continued by the Association for many years.
The Association's Library Committee again pur- chased a valuable set of reference books for our Town Library. The Association purchased another Health Bond this year to aid the Southern Worcester County Red Cross Seal Committee in its campaign to help stamp out tuberculosis. Miss Rita M. Daigle, a past-president of the Association, is local chairman of the drive.
We note with regret the deaths in service of two of our members, Superintendent of Schools, Frank C. Berry, a past President of the Association, and of Miss Mary E. Kelly, a teacher, in the Stacy school. We also record with regret the deaths of three retired teachers and former members, namely, Mrs. Katherine Edwards, Miss Jennie McGann, and Miss Agnes S. Mc- Dermott. Well done, thy good and faithful servants. May God reward you all in your Heavenly classrooms, where we hope that the Eternal Light will shine upon you.
GERTRUDE E. MORAN,
Secretary of the Milford Teachers' Ass'n.
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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM June, 1946
Knighthood-March Hall
Milford High School Orchestra Ben C. Lancisi, Jr., Director
Processional
Viking Song S. Coleridge-Taylor Senior Glee Club
Under the direction of Miss Helena F. Swift, Supervisor of Music
Essay : General Eisenhower-Defender of Democracy Marilyn Shirley Cameron
The Magic Flute Mozart Senior Glee Club
Essay : The United Nations
Eleanor Ann McMann
Because D'Hardelot Selected Group
Essay : Franklin D. Roosevelt-Champion of Democracy Marilyn Dorothy Banks
Presentation of Diplomas Mr. Joseph V. Carey Chairman of the School Committee
Remarks by the Chairman of the School Committee Class Ode
Senior Class
Presentation of Prize Awards
Mr. Frank C. Berry Superintendent of Schools
Recessional
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CLASS ODE
Tune: Mendelssohn's "Still, Still with Thee"
Gone, gone from thee, from high school days we part; Gone, gone from thee, our new lives soon to start.
In future years, your memory will stay, And we'll recall our graduation day.
"Semper Fidelis" is our class motto:
We will be faithful as years come and go.
Our Alma Mater we'll recall with pleasure,
And hold her dear, our precious treasure.
Evelyn Viele, '46
HONOR GROUP
Students who have attained honor roll status during their four years :
1 Mary Anne Grillo
2 Ruth Fuchs
3 Helen Edith Fratta
7 Mary Diamond Carey
8 Marilyn Dorothy Banks
9 Juliette Anne Ferreira
4 Doris Anne Francesconi
10 Marilyn S. Cameron
5 Phyllis Ernestine Shunk 11 Eleanor Ann McMann
6 Claire Catherine Luisetti 12 Eleanor F. Morgan
Class Motto-"Semper Fidelis" Class Colors- Red and White Class Flower-American Beauty Rose Class Pianist-Marie Norma Marcello
CLASS OFFICERS
President, Philip Swett Kimball Vice-President, Genevieve Elizabeth Farese Secretary, Rose Alyce Balian Treasurer, Harold Mario Castiglione
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CLASS OF 1946 Milford High School
Gloria L. C. Abbondanza Michael Joseph Alberta Lawrence J. Andreano Matthew Frank Apicella Rose Alyce Balian Lillian Helen Banks Marilyn Dorothy Banks William Joseph Beccia Mikael Bedrosian
Frederick J. Besozzi, Jr. Donald Raymond Bolin Estelle Martha Bragdon Marilyn Shirley Cameron Antonette V. Cardone Mary Diamond Carey Ida Marie Carrachino Lucille Kathleen Caruso Victor George Casasanta Harold Mario Castiglione Howard Francis Celley, Jr. Ruth Fuchs James Joseph Cervone Helen Mary Gaffney Pauline Margaret Cervone Ernest Gallerani, Jr. Anthony Francis Cimino Saverio C. Cogliandro Julio Alexander Colavita Victor Comolli, Jr. Anna Coniaris
Vincent George Cosentino Robert Donald Costa Grayce M. Costantino
Josephine Lillian Creasia Mary Patricia Crivello Ann Louise Curran Virginia M. D'Alessandro Mafalda Louise DeCapua Violet Ann DeLuzio
Mary Margaret DeMaria Mary Margaret DeMatteis Philomena Marie DeSantis Ruth Matilda Dion Rudolph Anthony Diotalevi Rita Frances Donnelly Barbara Jeanne Ettinger Genevieve Elizabeth Farese Juliette Anne Ferreira Salvatore Samuel Figlioli Konstantinos B. Fokas Doris Anne Francesconi Helen Edith Fratta
Ralph Antonio Gareri Margaret Germagian Clotilda Rose Givani Gloria Ruth Griffith Mary Anne Grillo Natale Charles Grillo Claire Catherine Gritte Kelsie Fowler Harris
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Barbara Frances Haynes Anthony John Nesta Edward Walker Henderson Nicholas Peter Pacella Helen Ada Homand Elmer Richard Howarth Pasquale Francis Iacovelli Virkin Panagian Charles Shields Innis, Jr. Elizabeth Louise Julian Philip Swett Kimball Marie Jeannine Lally Mary Christine LaPreste Gloria Lucille Lombardi Raymond M. Lombardo Ninfa Barbara Longo Ruth Lillian Luchini Claire Catherine Luisetti Alfred Dominic Manguso Marie Norma Marcello Claire Ethel Marino Frank Joseph Massaro Mary Lillian Maxfield Louise Anne Mazzone Jane Elizabeth McGrath Eleanor Ann McMann Mary Dolores Monaco John Mooradian
Eleanor Frances Morgan Marilyn F. M. Murphy
Anthony Joseph Palmieri Elmon Panagian
Rose Marie Pilla Anna Rita Pironti Michael John Ruscitti Nicholas Louis Sacco Peter Vito Sanchioni Augustino L. Sannicandro Lillian Schiavo Edward Matthew Scirocco Elizabeth Grace Sheehan Phyllis Ernestine Shunk Alfred Robert Tomaso Frank Tosches Louis Julio Trevani Gloria Sarah Tumolo Cosmo Anthony Valente Virginia N. Vartanian Evelyn Harriet Viele Jennie Antoinette Volpe Edward Arnold Walker James William Whelen, Jr. Constance Ruth Wright
MILITARY AWARDS
Albert John Iannitelli Charles Skaff Bernard Sniegowski
Angelo E. Pilla
LIST OF TEACHERS, DECEMBER 31, 1946
School
Teacher's Name
An. Sal.
Residence
Ap.
Subject
Grade
Superintendent High-Principal High-Asst. Principal High Teachers
| Frank C. Berry
|$4368.00
84 High St.
1914
1
*David I. Davoren
3800.00
83 East Main St.
1933
4 Fountain St.
1932
English English
XI IX, X
James A. Higgiston
3300.00
297 Main St.
1932
Office Prac. Bookkeeping
XII XI, XII
Miss Mary L. Burns
2150.00
30 Pleasant St.
1934
Geography French
X
Miss Josephine Calarese
2150.00
10 Union St.
1930
X
X
Miss Dorothy M. Callahan
2150.00
366 Main. St.
1931
X, XI
Miss Marie Cenedella
2150.00
68 School St.
1925
English
IX
IX
Miss Hannah E. Callahan
2400.00
276 Main St.
1913
History Civics
IX
Miss Catherine E. Curtin ›
2150.00
16 Parker Hill Ave.
1927
Office Prac.
XII
X X
Miss Mafalda DeSalvia Miss Rose A. Farese
1730.00 2500.00
268 Central St. 2 Farese Rd.
1945 1941
Com'l Arith, Typing Italian Stenography Office Prac. Geography
X, XI, XIII
XI
XII X
.
History
XII
XII
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XII
IX
Bus. Training
Com'l Arith. Bookkeeping Office Prac. English Latin
X
Miss Eva L. Burns
2150.00
LIST OF TEACHERS, DECEMBER 31, 1946-Continued
¢
School
Teacher's Name
An. Sal.
Residence
Ap.
Subject
Grade
Miss Mary B. Ford
2400.00
21 West Pine St.
1906
Trigonometry
XII
Solid Geom.
XII
College Geom.
X
College Geom.
XII
Algebra
IX
Chemistry
XII
Miss Madeleine W. Kynoch
2150.00
7 Glines Ave.
1938
English
IX
Miss Agnes R. Lynch
2400.00
41 Hayward St.
1918
Office Prac.
XII
Typewriting
X, XII
Miss Claire D. Lynch
2150.00
305 Main St.
1935
Bus. Science El. Science
IX
Fred A. Metcalf
2500.00
2 Mendon St. Hopedale
1927
Biology
X
Harold M. Moran
2650.00
94 Spruce St.
1933
English
XI, XII
Miss Sadie A. O'Connell
2400.00
42 Spruce St.
1916
English
X, XI
Philip O'Donnell
2150.00
38 Thayer St.
1935
History
XII
English
IX, X
Science
IX
Miss Margaret A. Pianca
2400.00
44 Mendon St. Hopedale
1913
French German ..
XI, XII
..... XI, XII
1
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Stenography Civics
XII
IX
IX
Physics
XI
.
Expression
XII
History
XII
LIST OF TEACHERS, DECEMBER 31, 1946-Continued
School
Teacher's Name
An. Sal.
Residence
Ap
Subject
Grade
Miss Margaret M. Pyne
2150.00
School St.
1931
Typewriting
XI
X
Miss Edith Z. Rose
2060.00
57 Bancroft Ave.
1945
Typewriting
X
X
IX
IX
Miss Marion A. Ryan, Ph.D.
2900.00
296 Main St.
1911
English
XII
Latin
IX, X
Joseph J. Tosches
2500.00
3 Richmond Ave.
1938
Algebra
IX, X, XI, XII
XII
166
Stacy School
*Paul F. Raftery
2700.00
37 No. Bow St.
1935
Social Studies
VIII
Miss Rose Bertorelli
1960.00
15 E. Walnut St.
1918
Social Studies
VIII
Mrs. Lillian Birmingham
1795.00
73 West St.
1946
Mathematics
VIII
Miss Eleanor J. Daigle
1730.00
11 Parker Hill Ave.
1941
Social Studies Mathematics
VII
Miss Rita M. Daigle
1795.00
11 Parker Hill Ave.
1924
Mathematics
VIII
Miss Ada DiGiannantonio
1795.00
17 Free St.
1926
English
VIII
Miss Miriam G. Kirby
1795.00
12 Leonard St.
1924
English
VIII
Miss Mildred C. O'Brien
1795.00
69 School St.
1935 | English
VII
XII
Charles J. Brucato
2600.00
89 E. Main St.
1940
Aeronautics Phys. Director and Coach
Benjamin F. Consoletti
2150.00
20 E. Main St.
1935
Science
IX
Civics
IX
Algebra
IX
VII
Com'l Arith. Com'l Law
XII
· Bookkeeping Bus. Training English
Chemistry
LIST OF TEACHERS, DECEMBER 31, 1946-Continued
School
Teacher's Name
An. Sal.
Residence
Ap.
Subject
Grade
Miss Margaret M. Scully
1795.00
16 Gibbon Ave.
1926
Mathematics
VII VII
Miss Zaroohie Noorjanian
1675.00
40 Congress St.
1945
English
Social Studies
VII
Miss Rita M. Mawu
1995.00
23 Cherry St.
1934
Miss Joan Smith
1200.00
20 Glines Ave.
1946
Social Studies
Miss Beatrice J. Fleming
1960.00
46 Claflin St.
1933
H.A. and H.E. & Continuation
VII, VIII 11
Spruce Street
* Miss Irene K. Gallagher
2030.00
104 Spruce St.
1907
Miss Margaret M. Cochran
1960.00
14 West Pine St.
1919
III
Miss Eva M. Kennedy
1960.00
26 Cedar St.
Hopkinton
1919
I
Miss Cath. M. McNamara
1960.00
91 West St.
1919
IV
Park
* Miss Viola F. Leland
2030.00
14 Gibbon Ave.
1922
VI
Miss Grace M. Carron
1960.00
63 South Bow St.
1920
V
Mrs. Catherine R. Cronin
1960.00
10 Parker Hill Ave. Prentice Ave.
1946
VI
South
** Miss Gertrude A. Wallace
1845.00
100 Spruce St.
1925
VI
Mrs. Helen R. Maxfield
1795.00
23 Vine St.
1934
V
Plains
*Miss Irene M. Meighan
2065.00
63 Pine St.
1913
Miss Mary C. Casey
1795.00
35 Summer St.
1928
IV
--
Miss Mary C. Edwards
1960.00
26 Pearl St.
1917
II
Miss Rose E. Keany
1960.00
Hopkinton
1902
I
Miss Mary F. Lynch
1960.00
41 Hayward St.
1911
V
Miss Eva R. Realini
1795.00
4 Richmond Ave.
1931
VI
Miss Florentia H. Sennott
1795.00
73 School St.
1932
Pre-Primary 1
167
*Principal
Miss Anna M. Heroux
1795.00
1911
V
III
Opportunity VII
LIST OF TEACHERS, DECEMBER 31, 1946-Continued
School
Teacher's Name
An. Sal.
Residence
Ap.
Subject
Grade
Claflin
*Miss . Maude D. Frost
2040.00
30 Church St.
1920
IV
Miss Dorcas M. Magurn
1795.00
19 Parker Hill Ave.
1937
I
Miss Rita J. Edwards
1795.00
26 Pearl St.
1926
Pre-Primary
Miss Dorothy Burns
1795.00
284 Main St.
1936
IV
Miss Margaret E. Roche
1960.00
7 Orchard St.
1917
II
Oliver Street
*Miss Evelyn C. Curran -
2030.00
59 High St.
1908
IV
Miss Anna H. Swift
1960.00
43 High St.
1918
I
Miss Flora M. Youngson
1795.00
25 Emmons St.
1926
II
Mrs. Ida V. McNary
1795.00
17 Fruit St.
1946
III
Chapin Street
*Miss Florence N. Aldrich
2020.00
48 Claflin St.
1907
I
Miss Evelyn M. Beckett
1795.00
20 West Pine St. 6 Oliver St.
1918
IV
West Street
*Miss Mary T. Gilmore
2000.00
141 West St.
1901
Pre-Primary
Purchase Street
* Miss Dorothy King
1845.00
34 Pleasant St.
1930
Miss Isabelle MacLachlan
1795.00
16 Granite St.
1928
Pre-Primary High School
Miss Veronica O'Neill
1795.00
3 Poplar St.
1934
Miss Gertrude E. Moran 1730.00
77 High St. 1941
Remedial
Miss Helena F. Swift
2500.00
83 High St.
1900
Ben C. Lancisi
2070.00
106 Spruce St.
1935
Miss Dorcas Whipple
2400.00
20 Church St.
1922
Miss Margaret V. Condon
1960.00
8 Green St.
1926
John Besozzi
2350.00
8 North St.
1943
168
IV, V I, II, III
Supervisor of Music Instrumental Music
Supervisor of Drawing Asst. Drawing Supervisor Boys' Machine Trade School *Principal
1924
II
Miss Claire F. Hogan
1960.00
169
OTHER EMPLOYEES - DECEMBER 31, 1946
ATTENDANCE OFFICER: An. Sal. Residence
Arthur E. Vesperi $1900.00 290 Main Street CLERKS:
Superintendent's Office
Miss Margaret C. Dillon
1664.00
15 Highland Street High School
Miss Florence M. Fertitta
1248.00
50 Franklin Street
NURSE :
Mrs. Helen G. Breault, R.N. 1850.00 JANITORS:
16 Elm Street
High School :
Clement H. Moran
2496.00
Celio Pillarella
2028.00
16 Gibbon Avenue 77 East Main Street
George E. Stacy School:
Edward R. Glennon
2340.00
147 West Spruce Street
Chapin-Claflin :
Daniel M. Visconti
1872.00
14 Leonard Street
Spruce Street-
Park:
Alfred DiGiannantonio
2340.00
10 Free Street
Oliver Street ---
South Grammar:
Harry Anderson
2340.00
23 Emmons Street
Plains School:
Nunziato DiVitto
2132.00
55 East Main Street
West Street:
Fred S. Carley
520.00
50 Purchase Street
Purchase Street : Ernest Griffith 520.00
South Main Street
Boys' Machine Trade School:
John Ferdenzi 1200.00
Plain Street
170
Town Accountant's Report
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Voters of Milford :
Herewith I submit my annual report of the financial transactions of the Town of Milford for the year end- ing December 31, 1946.
Included is a Detailed Report of the Receipts from all sources of Income, a Detailed Report of the Expendi- tures of each Department and Account, a Recapitulation and Estimate Table showing the Appropriation, Receipts and Transfers, Expenditures, and Balance December 31, 1946 and the estimated cost to run various departments as submitted by them for the coming year.
Included also is the usual Balance Sheet, a table showing the Salaries paid Town Officers and also a De- tailed Summary of the Net Funded or Fixed Debt of the Town.
I wish to thank all the Departments for their co- operation during the past year.
: :
Respectfully submitted,
MICHAEL J. HANNIGAN,
Town Accountant.
TOWN OF MILFORD BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1946
General Accounts
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Cash in Office Banks
$159,978.14
Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves Payroll Deductions: Defense Bonds
$2,932.00
Accounts Receivable: Taxes:
Levy of 1939
$7.72
Federal Taxes 3,236.75
3,497.80
Levy of 1941
58.80
Parking Meter Collections
1,976.22
Levy of 1942
29.40
Appropriation Balances:
Levy of 1943
26.60
Ration Board Expenses
$325.67
Levy of 1944
9.70
Town Hall-Heating Apparatus 1,410.00
Levy of 1945
16,380.24
Memorial Hall-Expenses 6,500.00
Levy of 1946
86,344.72
M. V. Excise Tax 1945
37.54
M. V. Excise Tax 1946
1,273.29
Special Assessments:
Unapportioned Sewers 1945 144.00
Center and East Street
16,932.57
Unapportioned Sewers 1945
144.00
Beach Street
1,050.00
Florence Street
253.38
Departmental:
Health
463.21
Public Welfare
885.35
Bridge-Howard Street
1,250.00
Infirmary
686.35
Bridge -- Mellon Street 992.68
Aid to Dependent Children
3,310.52
Reconstruction of Camp Street 342.04
Old Age Assistance
1,160.24
Highway-New Equipment
16,333.93
State Aid
120.00
225.00
War Allowance
7.00
Cemetery
17.00
135.46
6,649.67
U.S. Grant A.D.C. for Administration Assistance
2,202.42
171
104,239.07
Purchase of Two Pumping Engines
20,000.00
Sewer Construction-
213.74
Chapter 90 Construction- Depot Street 5,978.12
Road Machinery Account
$261.05
Levy of 1940
71.06
Traffic Light-West, Exchange and Congress Street 300.00
172
BALANCE SHEET [continued]
Tax Judgments:
1926
157.10
1931
1,363.67
1932
812.66
1933
698.51
Playground-Extra Equipment 239.08
Income Rehabilitation Fund 962.50
Overlay Deficits:
Welcome Home Celebration Chapter 1 of 1946 534.32
Levy of 1939 and Prior Years $22.37
Preparing Plans and Specifications 450.90
Levy of 1940
13.50
Levy of 1941
212.00
Levy of 1942
409.40
Disabled Veterans Quarters
70.12
Levy of 1943
30.60
Levy of 1944
784.23
Levy of 1945
2,812.00
Levy of 1946
1,454.74
County Taxes:
Income Trust Funds-
Vernon Grove Cemetery 4.69
North Purchase Cemetery 72.45
81,199.42
Overlay Reserve
1,638.10
Taxi Badge Reserve
12.00
Old Age Assistance-Recoveries
51.50
Treasurer's Tailings
1,433.47
Fire Loss-Sewer Dept. 210.00
· Road Machinery Fund
3,235.13
3,031.94
U.S. Grant O.A.A. for Administration Assistance
120.05
3,658.60
Vocational Education of Defense Workers 8.50
Advisory Committee-Rehabilitation of Veterans 680.44
Vernon Grove Cemetery-
Power Mower 110.00
5,739.24
Improvements to Avenues
56.50
Deficit 635.97
State Parks and Reservations Tax: Deficit
357.39
Revenues Reserved Until Collected:
· Uncollected Court Judgments 3,031.94
Departmental Revenue 6,649.67
Sewer Revenue 213.74
Motor Vehicle Excise
Tax Revenue 1,312.83
Excess and Deficiency
11,208.18 173,451.34
$280,845.16
Trust and Investment Accounts
Trust Funds-Cash and Securities
45,721.69
$280.845.16
Cemetery and Perpetual Care Funds $35,721.69
Annuity Savings Fund 55,975.96
Cash and Securities
113,774.69
Post War Rehabilitation Fund
10,000.00
Annuity Reserve Fund
3,129.48
Pension Fund
50,986.37
Expense Fund 324.62
Undistributed Income 2,176.888
Military Service Credits-Retirement System 1,181.38
$159,496.38
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Municipal Retirement Funds-
BALANCE SHEET [continued]
Deferred Revenue Accounts
$159,496.38
Apportioned Sewer Assessments:
$199.07
Due 1947
$34.43
Due 1948
41.16
Due 1949
41.16
Due 1950
41.16
Due 1951
41.16
$199.07
Debt Accounts
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
$121,000.00
$199.07
Sewer Construction Loan 1922
$12,000.00
Sewer Construction Loan 1935
18,000.00
High School Addition Loan 1935
71,000.00
Cedar Swamp Development Loan
12,000.00
Chapter 58 Acts of 1938 Loan
8,000.00
$121,000.00
Tax Accounts
Tax Titles Tax Title Possessions
$11,455.84
$121,000.00
6,326.90 Tax Title Revenue
$17,782.74
$17,782.74
$17,782.74
Sewer Assessments:
Apportioned but not due
174
175
RECEIPTS
Taxes ·
Current Year:
Poll
6,126.00
Personal
64,856.43
Real Estate
462,441.35
Motor Vehicle Excise 12,859.27
546,283.05
Previous Years :
Poll
82.00
Personal
5,631.85
Real Estate
64,610.95
Motor Vehicle Excise
574.73
70,899.53
From the State:
Income Tax
73,038.00
Corporation Tax
40,759.18
Meal Tax
4,531.36
Highway
12,709.23
131,037.77
Tax Title Redemptions
2,005.20
Total Taxes
750,225.55
Licenses
Liquor
22,200.00
Pedlars
105.00
Sunday
713.00
Pool, Billiards and Bowling
55.40
All Other
731.50
Total Licenses
23,804.90
Fines
Court Fines
166.21
176
Grants and Fines
From U. S. Government:
Old Age Assistance
58,396.95
Aid to Dependent Children
7,266.38
Vocational Schools
96.14
From the State:
Schools 1,723.25
From the County :
Dog Licenses 1,519.50
Total Grants and Gifts 69,002.22
Special Assessments
Apportioned Sewer Assessments
24.73
Unapportioned Sewer Assessments 292.88
Total for Special Assessments 317.61
DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE General Government
Treasurer :
Release Tax Titles 22.00
Lockup Keys 1.00
Tax Collector :
Charges on Taxes and Assessments 155.34
Town Clerk :
By-Laws 3.00
Sundry 6.00
9.00
Assessors :
Valuation Books 25.00
Town Hall :
Rentals 875.00
Total for General Government 1,087.34
177
Protection of Persons and Property
Police :
Bicycle Registrations 51.85
Traffic Meter
Collections 1,976.22
2,028.07
Fire :
Sale of Old Materials
30.00
Damage to Ladder
81.00
111.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures:
Sealing Fees 188.18
Total for Protection of Persons and Property
2,327.25
Health and Sanitation
Health :
Tuberculosis
1,023.88 -
Dental Clinic 126.25
All Other
609.45
1,759.58
Sanitation :
Sewer Rentals 180.00
Total for Health and Sanitation 1,939.58
Highways
General:
Chapter 90 Maintenance :
State
997.55
County
997.55
1,995.10
178
Chapter 90 Construction :
State
County
1,314.16 756.30
Equipment Rental
2,070.46 1,302.49
Sundries
84.00
Total Highways 5,452.05
Charities
General Aid:
State
1,376.24
Cities and Towns
1,179.68
Individuals
584.50
Total General Aid
3,140.42
Aid to Dependent Children :
State
10,891.91
Old Age Assistance:
State
58,001.48
Cities and Towns
1,527.22
Individuals
51.50
Total for Old Age Assistance 59,580.20
Infirmary :
Board and Care 5,987.45
Total for Charities
79,599.98
Soldiers' Benefits
War Allowance 2,040.25
Schools
Tuition State Wards
2,338.37
Other Tuition
283.84
Sale of Books and Supplies
131.64
Rental of Building
400.00
Total for Schools
3,153.85
179
Library
Fines
324.02
Recreation
Rental of Fino Field
852.71
Unclassified
Sale of Real Estate
470.00
Rental of Land
30.00
Boxing Commission
58.30
Lease of Building
5.00
Total Unclassified 563.30
Vernon Grove Cemetery
Sale of Lots
355.00
Sale of Graves
66.00
Care of Lots
482.00
Interments
845.00
Sale of Markers
40.00
Clearing Lot
4.00
Total Vernon Grove Cemetery
1,792.00
Trust Funds
Perpetual Care Bequests
1,750.00
Interest
Care of Endowed Lots - Cemetery
1,275.00
On Deferred Taxes
2,727.16
On Tax Titles Redeemed
277.07
On Special Assessments
6.13
Post War Rehabilitation Fund
Investments
525.00
Total for Interest
4,810.36
Municipal Indebtedness
Anticipation of Revenue 250,000.00
180
Agency
Federal Taxes-Deductions
36,628.37
Dog Licenses
1,843.20
Blue Cross-Deductions
2,329.30
War Bond-Deductions
3,271.35
Treasurer's Tailing's
15.60
Petty Cash
15.00
44,102.82
Refunds
Taxes
55.11
General Departments
1,906.60
Total for Refunds
1,961.71
Transfers
Elections and Registrations-Salaries from Reserve Fund 45.30
Tax Collector-Salaries from Reserve Fund 200.00
Police Expenses from Reserve Fund
94.14
Maintenance Traffic Signals from Reserve Fund 4.38
Fire-Incidentals from Reserve Fund
350.00
Repairs to Fire Alarm System from Reserve Fund 250.00
Brush Fires from Reserve Fund
177.00
Care of Trees-Expenses from Reserve Fund 935.00
Inspector of Animals from Reserve Fund 25.00
Highways-Salaries & Wages from Reserve Fund 585.43
Schools-Salaries & Wages from Reserve Fund 800.00
Blanket Insurance from Reserve Fund 76.14
Cedar Swamp Commission from Reserve Fund 200.00
181
Zoning Board from Reserve Fund 425.00
Workmen's Compensation & Public
Liability from Reserve Fund 251.25
Interest from Reserve Fund 65.49
Library-Salaries & Wages from Dog Tax Refund 1,519.50
New Power Saw from Civilian Defense 350.00 Welcome Home Celebration from Civilian Defense 5,881.31
Repairing Cedar Pond Dam from Excess & Deficiency 200.00
Purchase of Two Fire Pumpers from Excess & Deficiency 20,000.00
Sidewalk West Side Gibbon Ave. from Excess & Deficiency 1,800.00
Elections & Registrations from Excess and Deficiency 200.00
Selectmen's Expenses from
Excess & Deficiency 100.00
Town Hall Expenses from Excess & Deficiency 225.00
Sewer-General Expenses from
Excess & Deficiency 193.18
Sewer-Salaries & Wages from Excess & Deficiency 155.00
Maintenance Traffic Signals from
Excess & Deficiency 975.00
Christmas Lights from Excess & Deficiency 650.00
Snow Removal from Excess and Deficiency 5,000.00
Boiler Insurance from
Excess & Deficiency 26.39
Tree Dept. General Expenses from Excess & Deficiency 4.19
Tree Dept. Salaries & Wages from Excess & Deficiency 100.00
Infirmary from Aid to Dependent Children Assistance 500.00
182
Quarters Disabled Veterans from Excess & Deficiency 150.00
Cement Bleachers Town Park from Excess & Deficiency 202.88
Park-General Expenses from
Park Salaries & Wages 85.00
Total for Transfers 43,021.58
Total Receipts
1,288,295.29
Cash in Treasury January 1, 1946
164,543.84
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