Town Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Milford, Massachusetts 1949, Part 8

Author: Milford (Mass.)
Publication date: 1949
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 282


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23


1st


20 Clifford Dewey Ray, Jr. Margaret Muriel Macleod


23


1st


20 Raymond Little


31


1st


Alice (Daniels) Freeman


31


2nd


21 Dauno Edward Granholm Ethel Helen Sematones


26


1st


21 Donald Frederick Kerr Anne Elizabeth Lockey


21


1st


27 Edward Nicholas Carey Helen Marie Buckley


25


1st


Rev. Charles T. Duggan Stoneham


27 Francis A. Miller Helen K. (Sears) Coffin


38


2nd


27 James Francis Donlon


37


1st


Elizabeth Ann Meade


34


1st


SEPTEMBER


1 Kenneth K. Kollet Doris L. Grant


20


1st


3 Donato Antonio DeBartolomeis Elisa Carmela Villani


23


1st


3 Michael Joseph Tessicini


23


1st


Magdalen Frances Canistro


25


1st


3 Morgan Charles Flaherty, Jr. Helen Theresa Bacon


21


1st


3 Francis Anthony Pine Harriet Aloysia Miller


24


1st


24


1st


3 Earl Webster Florence Basil (Quirk) Dickinson


26


30


28


22


1st


5 Vincent Saverio Tenaglia Anna Rita Pironti


26


1st


20


1st


5 John Harold DiVittoroi, Jr. Olga Marie Guido


26


1st


Rev. Victor DeMichei


5 Acacio Antonio Teixeira Antonette Anna DeLuca


24


1st


5 Angelo Paul DeMarchi Nellie Frances Grillo


34


1st


Rev. Victor DeMichei


35


1st


4 . 5 Wildy Joseph Begin Shirley May McMann .


27


1st


22


1st


Rev. Walter A. Steen


Rev. Victor DeMichei


Rev. Leo J. Shaughnessy Lancaster


Rev. Charles X. Leahy Wrentham


Winthrop M. Southworth, Justice of the Peace, Needham


2nd 1st Clarence M. Chase, Justice of the Peace, Hyannis, Barnstable 1st Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


Rev. Louis C. Antinelli


21


1st


23


1st


Rev. Edward J. Dyer Hopedale


Rev. John Flaherty


Rev. Dowie G. DeBoer


Rev. Joseph A. Lacey


Rev. Edward J. Dyer Hopedale Rev. Dowie G. DeBoer


Rev. Francis A. Virmanskis So. Boston


22


1st


Rev. Dowie G. DeBoer


24


1st


44


2nd


Rev. Dowie G. DeBoer


Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


24


1st


5 Robert Albert Boiteau Marilyn Josephine Cote


21


1st


26


1st


25


1st


20


1st


21


1st


31


1st


145


Date Name


Age Marriage


By Whom Married


10 Alfred Vito Carboni Teresa Almerinda Settani


22


1st


10 Frank Cole Wadsworth Mildred Dorothy Carnoe


24


1st


10 Warren Masters Crimmings Marion Elberta Bethel


31


2nd


10 Victor Emanuel Mazzaro Elizabeth Katherine Frieswick


23


1st


10 Edward Bernard Dillon Margaret Mary McNamara


34


1st


10 Francis William DiAntonio Charlotte Ann Bonin


19


1st


17 Harold Joseph Guilmain Jennie Theresa DeLuca


19


1st


17 Joseph Sovey Donegan Catherine Agnes Milan


19


1st


17 Carlo Tosches


36


2nd


Lena Adele (Piteo) Mayotte


33


2nd


17


John Louis Salvia


34


1st


Helen Frances Droneý


32


1st


24 Borbell David Jacobs Norma Marie Massey


19


1st


24 Othello Frank Biagetti Lydia Ann Rovedo


21


1st


24 John Anthony Baptist Villani


23


1st


Rev. Victor DeMichei


Claire Catherine Gritte


21


1st


24 Ernest Horatio Keene


61


2nd


Viola Jennie Tetreault


47


1st


OCTOBER


1 Alfred Domenic Manguso


20


1st


Rev. Victor DeMichei


Mary Louise Romanazzi


19


1st


1 John Anthony DeGregorio


25


1st


Claire Marie Richards


23


1st


· 1 Joseph Louis Scagnelli Jean Grace Tusino


34


1st


Rev. Louis J. Celozzi Waltham


1 Joseph Nicholas Tosches Jeannette Marie Brodeur


26


1st


1 Arthur Mangini Olive Louise Weston


28


1st


1 John Arthur Saucier Catherine Marie Bruce


22


1st


1 Joseph Gerard Small Lillian Marie O'Rourke


22


1st


2 Domenico Montisano Carolina (Passi) Priante


55


2nd


8 Ronald Eugene Mann Mary Eileen Sullivan


25


1st


8 Philip Arthur Johnson Shirley May Rabouin


27


1st


Rev. Walter A. Steen


18


1st


8 Robert Sumner Phillips Joyce Elaine Lord


27


1st


Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


21


1st


19


1st


Rev. Victor DeMichei


Rev. William K. Cober Blackstone


Rev. Everett C. Crimmings Everett Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


26


1st


1st


22


1st


· Rev. F. Howard Mccullough Hopedale


Rev. Victor DeMichei


Rev. John Flaherty


Robert S. Leonard, Justice of the Peace, Grafton Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


Rev. Morgan McCarthy Westfield


Rev. Raymond DallaPorta


Rev. Henry H. Clark Holliston


Rev. Lionel F. Goddu Sutton


Robert S. Leonard, Justice of the Peace, Grafton Rev. John Flaherty


Rev. Francis A. Small, S.J. Fairfield, Conn.


59


3rd


Rev. George V. Keer Dedham


26


1st


Rev. Joseph A. Lacey


22


1st


Rev. John Murphy Westboro


21


1st


27


1st


35


1st


28


1st


25


1st


Rev. John Flaherty


31


1st


27


33


2nd


1st


18


27


1st


22


1st


146


Date


Name


Age Marriage


By Whom Married


8 Daniel Michael Diomedes Rose Marie Furcinitti


31


1st


Rev. Raymond DallaPorta


30


1st


15 Albert Leo Lessard


29


1st


Ann Kathleen Perrotti


21


1st


15 Achille Eugene Diotalevi Shirley Fay Theriaque-DeForest


24


1st


15 Albert Robert Luby Alice Leona Tower


23


1st


21


1st


15 Lawrence Anthony Calitri Ruth Marie Comolli


24


1st


15 George Joseph Lussier, Jr. Caroline Florence Ferrelli


26


1st


28


1st


Rev. Dowie G. DeBoer


15 Arthur Edwin Pierson Gloria Ruth Griffith


21


1st


27


1st


Rev. C. Malcolm Keir


Rev. Raymond DallaPorta


Rev. Victor DeMichei


22 Robert Edward Catusi


22


1st


Rev. Raymond S. DallaPorta


Margaret Anne Capuzziello


24


1st


22 Ardashes Krikor Krikorian Virkin Panagian


20


st


22 Paul Michael Shahnamian Elizabeth Avedisian


30


1st


29 Robert James Cenedella Ada Frances Zacchilli


20


1st


29 Nove Nicholas Morcone Rita Ann Matusewice


29


1st


29 Roland George Lapan


26


1st


Joan Elizabeth McCarthy


22


1st


NOVEMBER


5 Donald Hobart Simmons


39


2nd


Alice Anna (Dearborn) Connolly


35


2nd


5 Raymond Joseph Castiglioni


26


1st


Anne Louise Curran


22


1st


7 Caesar Joseph Ghiringhelli Frances Stella (Richard) Willard 39


40


1st


12 Alfred Henry Guidotti Pauline Ann Rouleau


26


1st


Rev. Joseph A. Lacey


Rev. John R. Wall Ashland


13 Seth Roderick Frear Marguerite Mary McGrath


29


1st


Rev. John J. Connolly Framingham Center


13 Nishan Albert Kahaian Beatrice Madeline Noorjanian


26


1st


19 Arthur Joseph Cornacchia


25


1st


Dorothy Mae Murray


23


1st


19 Mario James Celozzi Aurora Susan Moffi


25


1st


24


1st


Rev. C. Malcolm Keir


Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


Rev. James Creran Southboro


26


1st


12 Raymond Charles Kilburn Mary Jane Haney


28


1st


25


1st


.


22 James Edward Slattery Eleanor Marie Gandolfi


19


1st


15 Marshall Tucker Clark Gene Florence Fuller Francis Pasquale Stoico Marjorie Emma Davis


21


1st


22


20


1st


22


1st


23


1st


1st


Rev. Nishan Papazian Worcester


Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


26


1st


Rev. Raymond DallaPorta


Rev. Alphonse A. Volungis Worcester Rev. John Flaherty


Rev. Torkam Postajian Watertown


Rev. Edward J. Dyer Hopedale


Rev. Louis J. Celozzi Waltham


Rev. Victor DeMichei


18


1st


Rev. James A. O'Donohoe Medway


24


1st


Rev. Rudolph Masciarelli Franklin


26


1st


Rev. Victor DeMichei


23


35


1st


28


1st


2nd


29


1st


27


1st


Rev. Louis C. Antonelli


147


Date Name


Age Marriage


By Whom Married


19 Charles Metcalf Usher


22


1st


Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


Mary Louise VanAlstine


19


1st


24 Manuel Matheus


46


2nd


Antonia Eulalie (Simas) Valerio


38 2nd


24 Harold Ledlie Tyler


26


1st


Bernice Louise Whitney


19


1st


24 Richard Stanley Gulec


24


1st


Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


Henrietta Elizabeth Holmes


19


1st


24 Roldo Rico Savelli


36


1st


Rev. John Flaherty


Stella Mary (Canopka) Tkowski


41


2nd


Silvino Pinto Barroso


27


1st


Rev. Joseph A. Lacey


Miquelina Carneiro


21


1st


26 Richard Frank Hayden Evelyn Harriet Viele


21


1st


26 John Joseph Mussulli Vivian Louise Maffia


20


1st


26 Frank John Cheschi Josephine Mary LaRosa


24


1st


26 Louis Julius Scordamaglia Mary Elizabeth Pohlman


24


1st


Rev. Frederick G. M. Driscoll No. Bellingham


26 William Francis McGrath, Jr.


27


1st


Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


Lorraine Alexandria Leheney


23


1st


26 Frank Villani


21


1st


Norma Lorraine Cardarelli


20


1st


Rev. A. E. Hutchison Hopedale


DECEMBER


21 Clyde Atwood Sonne


33


2nd


Rev. Robert J. Bills


Julie Ann Gosse


33


1st


Uxbridge


31 Donald Vincent Hazard


19


1st


Rev. John Flaherty


Dorothy Lena Maron


16


1st


31 Samuel Vincent Longo


26


1st


Rev. Thomas J. Carberry


Dorothy Eileen Sullivan


19


1st


Death Registered in the Town of Milford, 1949


Date of Death


Name of Deceased


Years


Age Months


Days


JANUARY


2 Harry Stylus


68


3 Ralph Morey


74


4 Katherine A. Keany


75


David Sarin


81


5 Stillborn


S Margaret M. (Barry) McEneany


83


9


9


S Rose (Conway) Curran


83


10 Joseph A. Buckley


61


3


6


11 Harriett Ethel (Ware) May


74


5


5


14 William Keough


64


17 Eva (Nicklaw) Fanning


47


3


29


22 Joseph Freedman


1


9


18


26


19


1st


Rev. Sherman W. Andrews Hopedale


27


1st


Rev. Victor DeMichei


32


2nd


Rev. John L. Johnson Holliston


28


1st


Harris G. Field, Justice of the Peace, Berlin Rev. G. Robert Bath Grafton


148


Date of Death Name of Deceased


Years


Age Months


Days


24


Sarah (Gladky) Marcus


70


24


Fred A. Scamman


82


4


7


25


Maria L. (Coloutti) Mongiat


74


3


5


25


Bessie (Ashworth) Hodgson


78


6


2


26


Ralph Wentworth


31


1


23


28


Pierre Gaulin


75


11


26


29


Katherine (Carroll) Bacon


71


5


22


30


Olney Arnold Pickering


61


10


17


30


Lula J. (Durant) Vant


69


1


28


31


Emilio Ferdenzi


66


9


24


31 Helen Scanlon


1


3


5


31


William H. Reynolds


70


2


20


FEBRUARY


1


Ellen (Boylan) Moran


72


2 Charles F. Cahill


75


3 Nellie (Sheehan) Hickey


76


4


4


6 Harry Belmont Pettigrew


62


7


12


6 Alphonse Calzone


49


9


1


8 Christine E. (Macleod) MacDonald


84


6


6


8


Helen (Graham) Flynn


55


7


18


9


Rose Marie Boucher


15 min.


12


Anna E. (Marshall) Heroux


80


10


16


Henry Blaine


72


8


16


18


Delphina N. (Morel) Pantano


81


19


Edgar A. Wass


43


11


22


Mary A. Wallace Mainville


73


26


27 Mary (Blanchette) Dumas


79


10


6


27


Robert F. Cifizzari


5


26


28


Maria (Blodgett) Dansereau


80


2


21


MARCH


1


Michael Joseph Hachey


49


8


7


1


Emma (Davison) Bartlett


78


3


17


1 Stillborn


4


Carmela (Niro) Ferrucci Larson


81


6 hrs.


9


David Raymond Grillo


5 min.


10 Julia A. (Dunphy) Sullivan


91


2


15


10 Frederick P. Wilson Walker


67


11


2


12 Nicolo Trotta


82


21


12


Mary L. (Broughey) Gilbert


68


12


Eleanor G. (Gilbert) Abrahamson


31


1


7


12 Paula Abrahamson


5


2


28


12 Janet Abrahamson


3


5


1


14 Wallace A. Lindsey


68


8


16 Carmella (Iarussi) Daltorio


73


6


16 Stillborn


16 Mary Byrne


66


19 Nazzareno Baci


61


1


6


4 hrs.


7


149


Date of Death


Name of Deceased


Years


Age Months


Days


20


Charles Chupel (Chappell) (Czupal)


65


20


Margaret Gilmore


91


1


S


22 Eugene E. Goulding


81


23


John Henry Mclaughlin


70


10


30


23


Arthur W. Beardsell


89


2


24


George E. Fricker


38


CI


13


24


Jennie E. (Dale) Gleason


89


2


19


24


Katherine B. (Conley) O'Malley


68


24


Stillborn


24


Stillborn


26 Charles Francis Coleman


64


11


3


27


Elizabeth (Bessie) H. Johnson


76


6


16


27


Viola Delmonte


29


2


2


APRIL


2 Joseph Dalrymple


27


4


William Cataldo, Jr.


45


2


3


6 Giovanni G. Calzone


85


3


11


9 Mary C. (Bourbeau) Hood


80


4


29


11


Sophia (Taylor) Griffith


64


5


27


12


Carmella (Grasso) DeGregorio


63


11


23


15


Minnie E. (Foley) Goggin


65


6


20


15


Rose Bazigian


23


11


20


17


Vera (Norman) Marshall


47


8


10


18


Michael Meldonian


55


4


13


18


Anthony Iadarola


58


20


Dora Agnes Harty


76


6


10


20


Alice Mary (Rousseau) Lucier


60


10


22


22


Fred Reeves


70


4


2


25


Dauphinee


7


26


Lucia (Licci) Bisiccia


69


4


13


27


Albino Gancalves


51


28


Imbruno


1 hr. 22 min.


29


Sylvia E. (Stewartson) Field


86


4 10


MAY


1


Francis Warren Ware


79


7


13


1


Anacleto Castagnoli


61


3 Minnie (Mary) E. (Kirby) Conway


80


S


18


4 Elizabeth Iona Crockett


80


S


14


7 Abraham Dickman


65


7 John S. Burns


65


11


14


9 Gertrude M. (Leland) Potter


70


10


4


9 Edward A. Holland


55


2


29


10


Alice M. (Phillips) Curran


49


2


1


10 John H. Grady


68


15


11 Everett L. Stewart


63


6


14


16


Abraham Rosenfeld


70


17 Pietro Bartone


79


18 Annie M. Tracey


64


1


6 Rose (Longobardi) Mucciarone


150


Date of Death Name of Deceased


Years


Age Months


Days


19


William L. Dolaher


76


19


Nora E. (Sheahan) O'Riley


86


4


1


21 Carlo Bianchi


62


‘2


6


22


Nellie A. Byron


80


1


25


22


Leo Demers


60


23


Thomas F. McGovern


80


10


12


24


Oliver Taylor


73


8


9


24


Mary (Kapala) Zajac


65


2


9


27


McDonough


1


28


Mary E. O'Connor


85


3


2


28


Waldron


29


Winifred M. (Wilson) Gibson


46


6


3


JUNE


1


Catherine (Rett) Trettel


51


17


4


Edward J. Doyle


65


5


12


5


Ralph Louis V. Federici


45


8


20


5


Jane Grace (Hope) McTurk


51


28


7


Armavin (Melikian) Hamperian


58


1


27


10 Patricia Harris


14


4


3


11


Michael F. Hannigan


79


3


10


11


Meade


2


12


Joseph Connoni


78


4


6


20


Giacomo Spillar


63


10


10


20 Joseph Stephen Bernard


79


25 Charles A. Carley


64


5


18


30


Nellie E. (Bliss) Fletcher


88


1


25


30


Frank Schlosser


74


4


23


JULY


1


Wilhelemina M. (Sichestiel) Euerle


69


3


18


2


Eleanor C. (Lilley) Clarridge


48


5


23


3 George A. Malkemus


61


9


3 Jonas Taylor


76


9


14


5


Cameron


30 min.


-1 Marcus W. Rose


64


S


Peter Wasgenis


60


11


12


8 John Fennon


85


9 Daniel J. Gorman


78


10


26


11


Joseph Pellerine


83


8


29


14


Margaret A. Walpole


86


15


Timothy Murphy


82


9


4


16


Herbert J. Bagg


41


5


27


17


Lino Geromini


61


9


21


18 Ruth H. (Hackenson) Ingalls


65


23


19 William J. Dillon


74


3


22


22 Michael Rossi


88


14


23 Stillborn


25


Stillborn


16


Stillborn


16


John F. Matthews


62


2


151


Date of Death Name of Deceased


Years


Age Months


Days


28


Margaret Jane (McIntosh) Weaver


86


3


27


30


Laforest W. F. Brown


83


30


Henry William Gilbert


68


4


14


31 William J. Hynes


50


5


17


AUGUST


1


Stillborn


2 Fred A. Whitney


71


2


S


2 Catherine (Carr) Larson


83


27


2 Agnes (Trask) Bright


84


5


23


3 Stillborn


Lillian (Snell) Chase)


37


1


10


5


Franklin Smith


74


1


22


9


Ernest Clifton Adams


74


11


12


10


Angelo Berardi


53


20


Clyde Cheney


67


2


2


20


Bartholomew J. Connors


70


11


22


Ida (Hagberg) Smith


73


10


10


24


Angelo Cardasso


68


2


26*


Margaret L. (Holmes) Laviolette


68


1


16


27


John J. Diggins


58


5


2


30 Arthur Edward Siipola


31


4


15


30


Frederick A. Oakes


65


3


19


30


Domenico Rossetti


75


SEPTEMBER


2 Delphina (Rebecchi) Buscone


71


8


24


2 Louise M. (Malatesta) Bianchi


46


10


22


3 Gustav E. Eden


28


4


26


4 Frederick Arthur Maroney


48


2


14


6 Julius Glickman


78


7 Richard Ferdinand Binda


13


1


21


7 John Albert Cleary


53


7


25


8 Annunziata (Testa) Testa


67


9 Stephen Pulizo


54


11


20


11


Mary (Finn) DiFiore


75


13


Elizabeth (Kenderian) Demerjian


64


10


23


13


Patrick Casey Lamora


82


10


29


15


Abraham Lightbown


80


1


23


19 Frances Viola (Canning) Andrew


53


11


20


Bertha May (Daniels) Gleason


69


11


16


22 Donna May Breen


9 hrs. 25 min.


27


Bruce Bishop


69


29


Sadie Belle (White) Polley


69


S 30


29


Rose N. (Tedeschi) Cenedella


73


5


9


OCTOBER


1 Jessie (Grow) Welch


80


8


15


3 Antonio Capaldo


61


3


19


4


1 hr.


15


152


Date of Death


Name of Deceased


Years


Age Months


Days


4


Mary A. (McManus) McGowan


92


6


17


5


Aroxy Kazarian


58


6 Allen F. Spencer


60


6 Giovaninna (Renzulli) Femina


55


6 William E. Condry


79


8 Fiora (Marianni) Chiodini


84


25


8 William P. Quirk


61


4


24


11 Robert Allen Cook


77


28


12


Mary A. (Kennelly) Donahue


74


6


1


13


Antonetta (Morcone) Ianzito


63


16


Stillborn


16


Elizabeth (Gibson) Lennon


84


2


1


20


Giuseppe Cordone


66


21


Antonio Rando


57


25


Albert Recchia


73


17


26 Ellen G. (Nellie) Lonergan


70


28 Joseph Edward Booth


54


8


3


28


Ernest Donald Sawyer


37


6


21


30 Stillborn


NOVEMBER


2


Joseph Fredrick Comstock


83


4


28


3 Alaconda (Justi) Storoni


79


3 Ada Maria (Robbins) Phillips


94


10


16


5 Cyprian Winevich


70


1


12


7 Frank Roy Hixon


7


Oniell L. DeManche


38


1


8


Edward Lindcourt


72


9 Stillborn


10 Stillborn


11 Maria (Gubana) Nicoletti


54


9


3


12 Stephane Bosma


14 Melvina M. (Lafayette) Daniels


77


9


7


19


Izydor Lapashynski


67


4


13


20


Caesar Mariani


71


10


3


21


John Albert McCabe, Jr.


19


3


9


21


Ralph A. Gala


58


22 John Franchini


61


3


6


24 Francis Leo McManus


52


16


24 Maria P. (Calarese) Rummo


77


3


29 Charlotte E. (Bramer) Goodrich


69


4


24


30 Andrew Griffith


80


6


10


DECEMBER


1 Albert Edward Sederquest


87


11


30


3 John J. Campbell


64


7


3


4 James Edward Crowninshield


80


7


23


7


8


Robert D. Handy


68


8


19 George Albert Charest


54


1 hr.


24 Mary Josephine (Talbot) Flanders


93


26 John Joseph Cosgrove


153


Date of Death


Name of Deceased


Years


Age Months


Days


8


Stillborn


12


Thomas F. Burns


70


11


12


12


William J. Condon


81


10


14


12


Frank Charles Danforth


49


9


15


Alice (Pidgeon) Wilkinson


67


1


26


17


Edith (Gordon) Mckay


60


7


8


18


Oliver Wilder Gardner


86


S


9


27


Basilio Antelli


71


27


Rudolph W. Courteau


50


4


27


Town Counsel's Report


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :


During the year 1949, five new claims for personal injuries and one new claim for property damage were made against the town. Of these six claims, two have been settled; one suit was brought and is now pending in the Worcester Superior Court; the remaining three are now in the process of settlement.


As to the old claims which had not been settled at the time I assumed the duties of Town Counsel, one was set- tled in the Superior Court and the other two are still pending in the same Court. Of the pending claims in Court, it appears that none will be settled.


Two actions were brought by the City of Worcester against the Town of Milford on matters pertaining to the Department of Public Welfare. It is more than likely that both will be settled to the satisfaction of both municipal- ities.


In the action of Comba vs. The Inhabitants of the Town of Milford in the matter relating to the Public Li- brary which was tried in the Worcester Superior Court, a verdict for the town was directed after the completion of all the evidence. The Plaintiff, however, has taken excep-


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tions to the Court's ruling and, as a result, final deter- mination of the case may have to be made by the Supreme Court.


Various instruments and deeds were made out for different departments during the year which have been recorded in the Worcester District Deeds.


Throughout the year, many opinions, some written and some oral, were given to various Departments and De- partment Heads from time to time. Conferences and con- sultations were held with state officials in matters affect- ing the town's interests and, also, attendance at hearings before the Department of Public Utilities was required.


To all Departments, Department Heads, my sincere thanks for the courtesies and co-operation extended to me the past year.


Respectfully submitted,


MICHAEL P. VISCONTI,


Town Counsel.


Memorial Hall Department, 1949


Salary Appropriations


$1,600.00


Vincent J. Dagnese


$1,474.17


Arthur L. Maynard 125.83


$1,600.00


General Appropriations


$1,500.00


Expenditures :


Wm. H. Casey Store, Inc.


$401.22


Cattani Oil Co.


525.14


Oliver Frieswick 2.00


Iacovelli Oil Co.


327.00


Merritt Paper & Chemical Co.


8.77


155


Milford Locksmith Co.


1.60


Milford Water Co.


36.25


John F. Powers


32.30


Sprague Electric Appliances


1.75


1,335.03


Balance


$163.97


Respectfully submitted, VINCENT J. DAGNESE, Custodian.


Report of Town Hall Custodian


In submitting my annual report for 1949, I wish to state that I have tried in every way to co-operate with all Departments in the Town Hall and in return their excel- lent co-operation with me is sincerely appreciated.


FINANCIAL STATEMENT


Salary Appropriation


$2,920.00


John O'Connor


$2,850.00


Dominic D'Arcangelo


70.00


$2,920.00


Special Expense Appropriation


$700.00


T. E. Morse Co.


$150.00


J. F. Power & Sons


370.00


Werber & Rose


.42.00


Frieswick, Oliver & Son


20.40


Robert Costa Co.


96.00


Pantano, A. M.


18.00


696.40


Balance


$3.60 $3,500.00


General Expense Appropriation


Boston Janitors Supply Co. $89.47


Brennan Awning Co. 23.00


156


Cattani Oil Co.


1,646.97


Cifre, Joe, Inc.


6.25


Clancey, B. J.


18.28


Clark & Shaughnessy, Inc.


163.50


Dolge, C. B. Co.


3.13


Frieswick, Oliver & Son


77.36


Home Laundry, Inc.


3.66


Johnson, George T.


29.75


Krzcuik, Stanley


8.00


McCabe, John


7.00


M. D. Stetson Co.


13.70


Merit Paper & Chemical Corp.


59.77


Milford Gas Light Co.


28.59


Milford Locksmith


5.50


Milford Water Co.


298.83


Niro & Niro Co.


123.13


O'Connor, John


1.29


Perkins & Butler


68.40


Power, Bill


23.00


Reformatory for Women


22.20


Rose, Ernest O.


1.50


Rosenfeld's Garage


114.50


Rubenstein Elec. Supply Co.


25.00


Seaver's Express Co.


.99


State Prison Colony Ind.


20.50


Town Hall Service Station


.80


U. S. Sanitary Specialties


6.64


Werber & Rose, Inc.


8.90


Worc. Suburban Elec. Co.


547.56


W. T. Grant Co.


1.03


Zocchi, Leon


43.07


Total Expenses


3,491.27


Balance


$8.73


Respectfully submitted, JOHN O'CONNOR, Custodian.


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Report of the Chief of Police


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :


Gentlemen :


It is my pleasure to submit the following report of arrests and other duties performed by the Police Depart- ment during the year of 1949:


Total Arrests


Males


261


Females


7


Juveniles


6


Decisions :


Found Guilty


239


Fined


149


Filed


21


Dismissed


7


Held, Grand Jury


8


House Correction


3


Not Guilty


16


Released without arraignment


39


Probation


10


State Farm


5


Nature of Offenses :


Drunkenness


68


Assault and Battery


17


Breach of Peace


5


Breaking and Entering


7


Larceny


9


Non-support


7


Trespassing


2


Illigitimacy


2


Showing obscene pictures


1


Violation Game Law


2


158


Lewd, Lascivious


1


Illegal use Fireworks


1


Auto Violations


50


Larceny of Auto


1


Failure to abate a nuisance


1


Assisting in the promoting and fighting of birds


1


Violating Parking Meters


3


Speeding


1


Operating under the influence


4


Leaving the scene of an accident


3


Operating without a license


5


Operating to endanger


18


Violation, Auto Sticker Law


12


Being abroad at night


1


Operating without a Taxi permit


1


Allowing improper person to operate


2


Promoting the fighting of birds


1


Permitting and maintaining a cock fight


1


Present at the fighting of birds


87


Sale of mortgaged property


1


Plumbing without permit


2


Accidents investigated


132


Property damage accidents


50


Personal injury accidents


90


Number persons injured


136


Number of out of town operators involved


99


Red light calls 602


Open doors found by patrolmen 98


Summons served for out of town departments 87


115


Insane Commitments 19


YEARLY REPORT, 1949 SALARIES AND WAGES


Appropriation


$44,198.00


Expended


42,941.79


Balance


$1,256.21


Local Summons served


1


159


PARKING METER SALARIES


Appropriation Expended


$3,000.00


1,930.17


Balance


$1,069.83


NEW CRUISER-ROSENFELD'S GARAGE


Special Appropriation


$1,200.00


Kaiser Sedan


975.00


Balance


$225.00


MAINTAIN TRAFFIC LIGHTS


Appropriation


$600.00


Expended :


Duro Test Corp.


$15.12


LeBarron, L. W., Inc.


27.00


Niro & Niro


44.63


Worcester Sub Electric


464.00


550.75


Balance


$49.25


MAINTAIN PARKING METERS


Appropriation


$2,000.00


Expended :


Beltramini, Louis, Jr.


$115.00


Coin Equipment Sales


271.00


Corbett & Eastman


8.00


Field Eng., Inc.


21.00


Globe Distributing Co.


5.41


Miller Meter Co.


210.17


Milford Welding Co.


21.50


Olson Woodworking


45.00


Rubenstein Electric Co.


15.00


160


Sabatenelli, Guido


94.00


Stony Creek Quarries


16.50


Volpe, Joseph


77.00


Volpecelli, Victor


368.00


Zocchi, Leon


2.80


1,270.38


Balance


$729.62


GENERAL EXPENSES


Appropriation


3,500.00


Ahearn's Amoco Station


$232.90


American Oil Co.


205.00


Atom-Light


7.50


Atlantic Service Station


10.25


General Motors


133.41


Central Supply


87.79


Cahill's


61.80


Clancy, B. J.


90.85


Costello's Stores, Inc.


1.98


Cross, A. R.


150.00


Casey Hardware Store


6.73


Clarke, C. R.


14.00


City Truck, Inc.


1.20


Clarke Printing Co.


15.00


C & S Venetian Blinds


27.00


Curley Lunch


10.70


Eastman Kodak


39.25


Field Eng., Inc.


109.80


Fitzpatrick & Serrano


4.20


Franklin Paint Co.


132.00


Fourot


5.17


Frank's Service Station


99.47


Gardella's Drug


3.56


Hall's Service Station


2.50


Iacovelli Oil Co.


75.29


Joe's Auto Body


61.00


161


Libbey L. Blaine


34.00


Main St. Battery Station


61.31


Manguso Tydol Station


44.28


McArdle, H. B.


70.86


Milford Auto Sales


46.26


Milford Welding Co.


17.00


Mass. Dept. Correction


12.00


Maxim Motors


31.92


Milford Daily News


5.75


Mass. Dept. Public Safety


1.20


Moloney, J. J.


60.00


N. E. Telephone Co.


328.95


Nelson Motors


74.02


Niro & Niro


443.68


Nolting, E. A


8.70


Olson Woodwork


10.50


Public Cleaners


3.50


Pete's Job Press


6.75


Rosenfeld's Garage


166.35


Ryan Motor Sales


10.19


Railway Express


1.01


Ruggerio P. A. Electric Co.


25.19


Ruhan Signs


213.00


Town Hall Service Station


13.12


Ted's Diner


12.35


Volpe, Joseph L.


130.58


Volpecelli, Victor


20.00


Weston Emergency Light


11.12


Werber & Rose


3.95


Zersky & Trotta


32.78


Zocchi, Leon


.90


Zampino Bros.


2.51


3,492.08


Balance


$7.92


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ESTIMATES FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT YEAR OF 1950


Salaries :


Chief of Police


$4,000.00


Sergeants (2)-$3,149.84 each 6,299.68


Patrolmen (10)-$3,049.84 each


30,498.40


Patrolmen (2) $3,049.84 each


(New Appointments)


6,099.68


Incidentals ·


1,000.00


$47,897.76


*This appropriation does not include the Meter MAIN- TENANCE OFFICER. His salary is paid from the Police Department Parking Meter Collection Account.


POLICE DEPARTMENT EXPENSES


General Expenses


$3,500.00


Maintenance and Care of Traffic Signals


600.00


*Covered by an Article in the Warrant.


Respectfully submitted,


JOHN J. MOLONEY, Chief of Police.


Report of the Milford Fire Department


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of Milford:


I herewith submit the report of the Milford Fire Department for the year ending December 31, 1949.


The personnel of your Fire Department for the year was comprised of the following :


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1-Permanent Fire Chief


1-Call Deputy Fire Chief


17-Permanent Firemen


25-Call Firemen


12-Volunteer Firemen


ALARM RESPONSES


From January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949 the De- partment responded to 297 alarms; 35 general or box alarms; 252 telephone alarms and 10 personal alarms. A breakdown of the responses is as follows :


Building fires 49


Automobile or truck fires 22


Grass or brush fires 130


Oil burner fires 30


Electrical equipment fires


9


Out of Town calls 5


False Alarms


10


Bonfires


4


All other (Emergency) calls


38


During the year 1949, this department issued the following permits and inspected the work in connection with the installation thereof:


Permits to install Oil Burning Equipment 392


Permits to store Fuel Oil 409


Blasting Permits 17


Permits to remove gasoline tanks 4


Permits to decorate Public Halls and Stores 9


Permits for storage of Liquified Gas 59




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