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907.20
Total Expenditures 1,999.20
Balance $.80
DUTCH ELM DISEASE CONTROL
Appropriation
$500.00
Expenditures :
Payroll 500.00
Balance None
Respectfully submitted,
MATTHEW A. ANDREANO, Tree Warden and Moth Supt.
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Report of the Inspector of Wires
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :
The following report of the Inspector of Wires for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1950, includes the inspections made by both the late Angus McKenzie and David Rubenstein (appointed September 7, 1950).
Inspections for the year included 250 homes for changing of services, installation of 150 oil burners, in- stallation of 60 electric ranges.
Increased construction of new homes, buildings, and remodelling of business establishments required a greater number of inspections than ever before made by this office.
Due to the increased use of electrical appliances in homes, this office has insisted on strict compliance with the National Electric Code requiring one family houses to be wired with 3-6 Service Entrance Cable; two-family houses with 3-4 Service Entrance Cable, together with 60 ampere combination range cabinets. All electric plugs in the kitchen, dining-room, and laundry must be of No. 12 wire.
I earnestly request the general public and all elec- tricians to see that this regulation is adhered to.
I wish to thank the Honorable Board of Selectmen. Public Utilities, Electricians, and the general public for their cooperation during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
DAVID RUBENSTEIN,
Inspector of Wires.
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Report of the Board of Health
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens of the Town of Milford:
The Board of Health respectfully submits the follow- ing report for the year ending December 31, 1950.
ORGANIZATION AND APPOINTMENTS
Dr. Nicholas J. Capece was reelected Chairman of the Board for the year at the organization meeting on March 7, 1950.
The appointments made were as follows: Clerk and Agent, Louis A. Marino; Nurse, Alice Fitzpatrick; Phy- sician, Dr. Eugene E. Allen; Dentist, Dr. Joseph MacLel- lan ; Plumbing Inspector, Charles J. Ferrante and John F. Power, additional Plumbing Inspector; Burial Agent, Oscar Ayotte; Meat and Slaughtering Inspector, Jere- miah Macchi; Emergency Slaughtering Inspector, Nelson C. Dion; Person to Receive and Report Contagious Di- seases, Louis A. Marino.
During the year twenty-four regular meetings, three Special Meetings, one Hearing and several Conferences were held.
TRAINING COURSE FOR FOODHANDLERS
The third annual Foodhandlers' training course was conducted in May with Theodore Shepardson, District Sanitary Officer of the Department of Public Health, directing the classes. He was assisted by Karl Wisnieski, Sanatarian of the Fitchburg district.
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The first day of the three day course was devoted to Restaurant and Diner workers, the second day a special session for Beverage workers was held and the third day covered subjects related to Fountain Service. The classes were fairly well attended.
GARBAGE CONTRACTS
The two contracts for the collection of garbage were awarded to Genevieve Geneseo for one year for $2600. and to John Molinari for one year for $2800.
MILK SURVEY
The Agent of the Board with State Sanitarian, Theo- dore Shepardson, visited and inspected all Dairies and Milk Sheds of dealers selling milk in Milford.
MILK REGULATION
After considerable study and to provide for safer milk, a regulation was adopted so that all milk sold in Milford must be certified according to the provisions of the law, or pasteurized as provided in Section 1, Chap- ter 94 of the General Laws.
This Regulation becomes effective January 1, 1951.
LICENSES AND PERMITS ISSUED
Manufacture of Ice Cream (Retail 6), (Wholesale 2)
10
Burial Permits 221
Conduct Undertaking establishments 7
Sale of Milk 10
Sale of Oleomargine 7
Conduct Slaughter Houses 2
Conduct Poultry Slaughter Houses 2
Sale of Denatured Alcohol 42
Permit to Remove or Transfer Garbage or Offal 2
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The amount of money collected and delivered to the Treasurer:
for Licenses and Permits
$808.35
for Reimbursements 20.00
Sale of Booklets on Plumbing Regulations 3.00
REPORT OF THE SLAUGHTERING INSPECTOR
Number of Cattle inspected 78
Number of Hogs inspected 613
Number of Calves inspected 43
Number of Sheep inspected
42
Markets dealing in Meats and Provisions were peri- odically inspected. Sanitary conditions were found to be carried out in a satisfactory manner and complying with Health Department regulations.
REPORT OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Total number of applications filed 186
Total number of permits issued 186
Total number of inspections made 178
Number of Master plumbers in town 8
Number of Journeymen plumbers in town 6
REPORT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR
Number of complaints investigated
51
Land posted 11
Bakeries inspected 5
Eating and Drinking establishments inspected 31
Number of Garbage complaints 127
REPORT ON DENTAL CLINIC
Extractions
493
Extractions (Permanent Teeth)
121
Fillings-Temporary 968
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Fillings-Permanent
474
Prophylactic Treatments
389
Total Operations
2445
Total Visits
1090
Total Amount Collected
$88.15
PHYSICIAN'S REPORT
Spaced physical examinations were given to the stu- dents of the Sacred Heat and St. Mary's Parochial schools and any defects that were found were reported to the parents or guardian for correction by the school nurse on the forms provided for this purpose by the state in accordance with Chapter 71, Section 56 of the General Laws.
TOXOID CLINICS
This year Diphtheria and Tetanus toxoid was pro- vided by the State to be given to the children. In the past only Diphtheria toxoid was given.
Two of the Toxoid Clinics were held in November and December and the remaining two will be held in January and February.
VACCINATION CLINICS
Two smallpox clinics were held during the month of June. Total number given were 131 vaccinations.
HEALTH NURSE'S REPORT
Total enrollment of St. Mary's and Sacred Heart schools 1105.
The Massachusetts Vision test was given to the students of both schools. The parents of the pupils who failed, were notified, and advised to take the child to an oculist. There has been a decrease in the number of
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failures due to the use of the Massachusetts Vision test, which is a more accurate test. The parents have been very cooperative in taking the children promptly to the oculist.
The Audiometer hearing test was given to the students. There were very few failures.
All students were weighed and measured during the school year.
The Dental Clinic is held every week-day A.M. at the Board of Health rooms. Appointments to the clinic are given to the children of the first four grades of all schools in the town. Emergency cases are also taken care of.
The Crippled Children's Clinic is held the third Fri- day of the month at the Worcester City Hospital.
Rheumatic Fever Service-Hospitalization at North Reading Sanatorium is available to any child in the acute or convalescent stage of rheumatic fever under twenty- one years of age living in Massachusetts.
Cerebral Palsy Service-Hospitalization is available at Lakeville State Sanatorium to any child with Cerebral Palsy under twenty-one years of age, living in Massa- chusetts, provided that the child is normal mentally and shows evidence of being able to benefit from a treatment program.
Diphtheria and Tetanus Toxoid Clinics-This year the State provided both Diphtheria and Tetanus toxoid. Two of the clinics were held in November and December and two other clinics will be held in January and Febru- ary. The State advises four to six weeks intervals be- tween the injections so that arrangements were made to conduct the four clinics one each month. Three doses
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are necessary. However, an extra clinic is held in case of illness. The toxoid can be given to children from the age of six months and up. .
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
4
Chicken Pox
19
Measles
11
Suppurative Conjunctivitis
2
Mumps
69
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis
2
Whooping Cough
1
Poliomyelitis
1
Dog Bite
55
The Milford Consultation Clinic has been discon- tinued. These clinics were held monthly. They are now held weekly, every Tuesday and Thursday morning at the Worcester County Sanatorium in Boylston, Mass.
The last clinic in Milford was held in July. The number of patients x-rayed and examined at the clinics from January to July were-265. The number of people found with Tuberculosis at these clinics was-0.
REPORT OF THE TUBERCULOSIS CASES IN MILFORD
New patients reported 4
Number of patients in Sanatorium
during the year - 1950 13
Number of patients discharged from Sanatorium 5
Number of deaths from Tuberculosis this year 5
Number of patients in Sanatorium at end of year 7
Number of Pulmonary arrested cases at home 64
The follow-up work on the arrested cases is made by either visits to the patients, or by telephone or letter
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to remind them to have yearly check-up x-rays, or sooner if indicated. The majority of the arrested cases are work- ing daily. They take very good care of themselves by having frequent x-rays. The report of x-rays made are sent to this office from the Sanatorium. Some of these cases have moved from town. Their records have been transferred to their new place of residence so that these cases can be followed up there.
DENTAL CLINIC
Salaries
Appropriation
$1,848.00
Dr. Joseph MacLellan
1,848.00
Balance December 31, 1950
None
General Expenses
Appropriation G. E.
$200.00
N. E. Towel Supply
$38.74
Worcester Sub. Electric Co.
15.80
J. J. Crimmings Co.
92.10
Williams' Dental Sup. Co.
48.35
194.99
Balance December 31, 1950
$5.01
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS
Salaries
Appropriation
$7,515.40
Total Salaries 7,332.34
Balance December 31, 1950
$183.06
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GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS
Expenses
Appropriation
$13,000.00
Total Expenditures
12,039.56
Balance December 31, 1950
$960.44
Tuberculosis
$4,896.00
Garbage Collection
4,779.65
Cahill's News Agency
70.90
Austin Davoren
207.00
Return of Deaths
56.25
Return of Births
162.25
Milford Daily News
53.15
L. A. Marino (Reimbursement)
13.16
Clarke Printing Co.
85.00
Leonard McGee
25.50
Pierina Ramelli
8.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
129.25
Jimmie's Taxi Service
59.45
Crown Point Paper Co.
7.74
Milford W. Cleaning Co.
2.50
Wyeth, Inc.
9.75
Werber & Rose, Inc.
480.00
Leonardo L. Morcone
3.00
P. Levy, M.D.
42.00
Infectious Diseases
714.00
A. H. Sweet Co., Inc.
1
89.37
Royal Typewriter Co.
105.00
Hobbs & Warren
9.95
P-O's Furniture & Gift Shop
20.00
Rubenstein Electric Co.
10.69
$12,039.56
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We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to all those who in any way co-operated with the Board of Health during the year.
Respectfully submitted,
NICHOLAS J. CAPECE, M.D., Chairman FRANK CALZONE HARRIS TREDEAU
Report of Inspector of Animals
December 31, 1950
Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen :
I hereby submit my report for the year 1950 as In- spector of Animals for the Town of Milford.
The required annual barn and livestock inspection was conducted and 125 Cattle, 205 Pigs, 7 Sheep, 23 Goats, 27 Horses, 1 Donkey, 1 Mule were found to be free of any contagious, infectious disease. The premises were inspected and found to be satisfactory.
Since my term of office began April 1, 1950, I have quarantined 1 cat for bites and a total of 49 dogs for bites. No case of Rabies was discovered. The majority of dog bites were found to be due to children tormenting the animal or children trespassing on property not their own. I had one case of dog bite where the child was bitten, the child was not taken to a physician, the dog was not exam- ined by me, the owner having removed the dog from the
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town without examination and refused to bring the dog to me for examination. My authority does not permit me to go outside the town limits to examine an animal. I would like to inform all owners, breeders, and handlers of dogs that it is required by law that a dog that has bitten anyone be immediately quarantined and observed for a period of fourteen days and that no one is allowed to de- stroy the animal from time of bite until the quarantine is lifted under order of State officials.
It is required by law that an animal crossing the state line shall have a health certificate and be inoculated. I inoculated one dog and placed it under quarantine and observed it for 21 days. The dog had been shipped from Pennsylvania without inoculation and health certificate. I investigated one report of dog bite where a child had fallen and injured itself. The police had been given an er- roneous report the child had been bitten, a later report by parents of child and owner of dog clarified the report. tion :
Respectfully submitted,
O. W. BEIERSDORF, D.V.M. Inspector of Animals.
Report of the Board of Sewer Commissioners 1950
To the Citizens of Milford :
We respectfully submit herewith our report on operation, maintenance and construction work of the sewerage facilities of the Town.
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Collecting System
Sixty-three (63) particular sewers were connected in 1950 bringing the total number of connections to 2207. Lateral street sewers were constructed in Madden Ave- nue, and in the Florence Street extension district with outlet through Prairie Street, a total of 0.41 miles, bring- ing the total length of sewers to 29.30 miles.
Work on these extensions was done under contract, and awarded to the low bidder, Joseph V. Abretti & Sons. Sewers were put into operation in November.
Routine maintenance, flushing of sewers, was ac- complished during the summer period, covering entire system.
Pumping Stations
Routine operation and maintenance was accomplished at the pumping stations and odor control treatment by simple equipment feeding Cloroben was used at the Charles Street Station during the summer months. The ejector station on East Main Street is nearing the capa- city of present equipment and will require some revision as sewer connections are added in this area.
Treatment Plant
Plant operation has been improved throughout the year by operation of the sewage comminutor and by the construction of sludge pipe connections from the Imhoff tank to old sand filter areas for use as sludge drying beds to augment the existing beds, at a considerable saving in cost to the Town over construction of new beds, and al- lowing for greater amounts of sludge drawoff. A water supply main has been extended to the plant, from Hope- dale water main running towards South Milford.
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The State Department of Health has ordered the installation of chlorination for the plant effluent and has approved plans submitted by our Engineers for this work, which is to be included in 1951 appropriation and put into operation before the summer of 1951.
366,615,000 gallons of sewage has been treated, an average of 1.0 MGD (million gallons per day) while the maximum month averaged 1.39 MGD and the minimum month 0.83 MGD.
SEWER DEPARTMENT
Financial Report for the Year 1950
Salaries and Wages:
Appropriation
$10,137.32
Labor
$6,886.32
Superintendent's Salary
(for 21 months service)
2,125.00
Commissioners Salaries
710.00
Clerk's Salary
336.00
$10,057.32
Balance
$80.00
General Expense :
Appropriation
$2,315.00
Worc. Sub. Elec. Co., power $1,$26.05
Joseph V. Abretti & Sons, sewer main repairs 200.78
Guido Sabatinelli,
sewer main repairs 189.00
New England Tel. Co., telephone 100.50
Milford Auto Sales,
gas and oil for truck 90.67
Ray's Auto Repair, repairs to truck 68.81 H. M. Curtiss Coal Co.,
fuel, pipe and lumber 65.06
N. L. Curry Oil Co.,
tools, asphalt paint 53.19
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Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co., sand 52.69
Central Motor Sales,
gas and oil for truck 41.26
Pacific Flush Tank Co.,
sprinklers and nozzles 41.25
Pete's Service Station, gas and oil for truck 37.23
Varney Bros. Co., sand 33.79
B. J. Clancey, truck insurance 32.80
Milford Products Co., recap of tires 27.00
Milford Water Co., water
27.80
C. Harland Aldrich,
materials for plant 14.80
Milford Locksmith Co.,
tools sharpened 10.50
J. L. Moschilli,
stationery and postage 9.00
Cahill's News Agency, stationery 8.55
T. E. Morse, materials for plant 8.50
L. N. Zocchi, materials for plant 8.21
G. A. Phillips, rent of land 8.00
Town of Hopedale, Water Dept. 7.89
L. N. Jaques, materials for plant
6.63
Acqua's Auto Service, repairs to truck 5.30
Edward J. Lucier, repairs at plant
5.00
Stanley R. Keene, rent of land
5.00
Seaver's Express, express
2.29
N. A. Cirioni,
lawn mower sharpened
2.00
$2,189.55
Balance $125.45
GUIDO SABATINELLI GEORGE F. COOPER RICHARD J. ABRETTI Board of Sewer Commissioners.
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Report of Highway Surveyor
Herewith I submit my report as Highway Surveyor for the year 1950.
I wish to thank the employees of this department, the Honorable Board of Selectmen, the Town Account- ant, Chief of the Fire Department, and all other Town Departments, as well as the townspeople, for their co- operation and good will during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD C. CARROLL, Highway Surveyor.
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Salaries and Wages
Appropriation
$53,367.32
Expended :
Cahill, J. Frank $1,675.00
Carroll, Edward C. 4,000.00
Payroll 47,247.42
Total Expended 52,922.42
Balance
$444.90
GENERAL EXPENSES
Appropriation
$10,700.00
Expenditures :
American Oil Co. $615.03
Ahearn's Amoco Station 16.70
214
Anchor Steel Co. 46.30
Archer Rubber Co.
4.20
Bright, Karl 49.50
Blake, George E., Inc.
673.49
Bradbury Locke Co.
23.05
Barney Coal Co.
5.50
Builders Equipment & Supply Co.
185.76
Clancey, B. J.
80.90
City Truck Co.
2.25
Commonwealth of Mass.
1.00
Casey, Wm. H., Inc.
21.69
Claugherty, Charles H.
2.97
Clyde Everett Equipment Co.
111.94
Cedar St. Super Service 1.17
Consigli & Sons Construction Co.
30.78
Cahill's News Agency
36.93
Clark Typewriter Service
27.00
Carroll, E. C.
6.00
Cicchetti, John R.
10.00
Casey, John J.
47.43
Chase, Parker & Co., Inc.
87.41
Curtiss, H. M., Coal Co.
1.25
Dyar Sales & Machinery Co.
498.66
Duro Test Corp.
17.46
Davis, H. F. Tractor Co.
339.25
Everetts' Broom & Service Co.
86.64
Eagle Oil & Supply Co.
7.84
Eastern Equipment Sales Co.
36.46
Eastman & Corbett, Inc.
17.50
Edson, E. F. Co., Inc. 59.18
Equipment Service Co., Inc.
47.93
Forbes, E. A. & Son Co.
23.19
Fuller & Wilson Express Co.
11.49
Franklin Paint Co.
20.29
Griffith, Helen
120.00
George T. Pascoe Co.
3.27
George H. Wahn Co.
139.27
G. Sabatinelli & Sons
250.00
Garvey Transportation Co.
.77
Gardella's Pharmacy
20.67
215
Hickey, J. F. Ins. Agency
79.00
Hedge & Mattheis Co. 19.02
Hopkins, Howard
3.30
H. J. Shaughnessy Oil Co.
86.76
Huff Manufacturing Co.
7.30
Homelite Corp.
34.52
Hannigan, M.
45.00
Iacovelli Oil Co.
718.05
Industrial Oil & Chemical Co.
223.17
Johnson Office Appliance Co.
50.00
Jenny Super Service Station
16.45
Koopman Tractor & Equipment Co. 5.00
Middlesex County House of Correction
75.10
Milford Water Co.
75.80
Mann, F. E. & Son
23.56
Morcone Insurance Agency
30.52
Milford Daily News
73.38
Middlesex Wiping Cloth Co.
24.86
Milford Auto Parts, Inc.
14.50
Milford Welding Service
28.50
Milford Locksmith
10.00
Lutsk, Abe
379.33
Lovejoy's Express
1.20
Jaques, Leonard N. & Sons
164.52
Lucier, Edward J.
32.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
262.45
New England Towel Supply
33.00
Niro & Niro Co.
88.62
Nelson Motor Co.
58.96
Niles Auto Body
12.00
O'Brien Transportation Co.
1.20
Pressman, A.
15.00
Plains Pharmacy
3.85
Ray's Auto Repair
602.29
Ryan's Motor Sales
94.99
Rosenfeld's Garage
1,864.26
Railway Express Agency
24.67
Rose, E. O. & Son
46.55
Rugg, Edward H.
10.75
216
Robert Costa Co. 61.68
Seaver's Express, Inc.
16.66
Sheet Metal Specialties 9.34
Standard Auto Gear Co., Inc.
262.12
Stewart, Francis 25.90
Silcraft Corp.
6.44
Tighe, Edward
63.00
T. E. Morse Co.
49.24
Town Hall Service Station
5.08
The Clarke Printing Co.
29.45
Transcontinental & Western Air Service 8.84
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co.
141.01
Vasco Electric Sales Co. 11.71
Vitilini, B. 4.80
Worcester Suburban Electric Co. 268.78
Worcester Oxy-Acetylene Supply
144.82
Woodworth Bros.
22.00
Western Emergency Light Co.
53.12
Zocchi, Leon
114.24
Total Expenditures 10,426.08
Balance
$273.92
RESURFACING STREETS
Appropriation
$15,000.00
Expenditures :
American Oil Co.
$598.53
Ashland Sand & Gravel Co.
150.00
Adams Asphalt Co.
74.25
B. & M. Asphalt Corp.
238.16
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co.
24.60
Consigli, P. & Sons Construction Co
638.49
City Truck Co., Inc.
1.50
Dyar Sales & Machinery Co.
709.79
George F. Blake, Inc.
52.46
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H. J. Shaughnessy Oil Co. 52.80
Hedge & Mattheis Co. 37.60
Independent Coal Tar Co.
2,430.09
Middlesex County House of Correction 33.36
Milford Daily News
24.00
N. Y., N. H. & Hartford R. R.
6.00
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
2,615.22
Railway Express Agency
20.51
Rugg, Edw. H.
10.75
Seaver's Express, Inc.
5.74.
Traffic Road Equipment Co.
75.00
Trimount Bituminous Products Co. 2,584.89
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co. 3,696.25
Total Expenditures 14,079.99
Balance
$920.01
MAINTENANCE AND CARE OF TOWN IMPROVEMENTS
Appropriation
$1,000.00
Expenditures :
Bradbury Locke Co.
$178.61
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co.
88.00
Costa, Robert
52.82
Consigli, P. & Sons Constr. Co.
34.45
Eastman & Corbett, Inc.
50.25
Davoren, Austin
12.00
Mahota, William J.
81.00
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
30.88
Shaughnessy, Joseph P.
470.00
Total Expenditures 998.01
Balance
$1.99
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CONSTRUCTION OF ADAMS ROAD
Appropriation
$500.00
Expenditures :
American Oil Co. $ 83.36
Consigli Constr. Co., Inc. 203.50
Total Expenditures 286.86
Balance
$213.14
CONSTRUCTION OF CONGRESS TERRACE
Appropriation
$500.00.
Expenditures :
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co. $324.00
Consigli, P. & Sons Constr. Co. 162.15
Eastman & Corbett, Inc. 12.75
Total Expenditures 498.90
Balance $1.10
CONSTRUCTION OF CABOT ROAD
Appropriation
$500.00
Expenditures :
Consigli Constr. Co.
$220.00
H. J. Shaughnessy Oil Co. . 8.96
Total Expenditures 228.96
Balance $271.04
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SURFACING GRAVEL ROADS
Appropriation
$8,000.00
Expenditures :
American Oil Co. $273.00
Consigli, P. & Sons Constr. Co. 760.50
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co. 206.29
Independent Coal Tar Co.
1,917.13
Poirier, Henry J. 774.50
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co. 612.47
Shaughnessy, H. J. Oil Co. 60.89
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co. 3,275.44
Total Expenditures 7,880.22
Balance
$119.78
SURFACING HIGHLAND STREET
Appropriation
$2,000.00
Expenditures :
Consigli, P. & Sons Constr. Co. $450.00
Independent Coal Tar Co. 878.00
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co. 155.27
Shaughnessy, H. J. Oil Co. 40.35
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co. 373.23
Total Expenditures 1,896.85
Balance $103.15
RECONSTRUCTION OF ASYLUM STREET
Appropriation
$2,448.00
Expenditures :
American Oil Co.
$214.27
Consigli, P. & Sons Constr. Co.
745.05
220
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co. 48.60
Clark, Bertha
283.50
Davis, H. F. Tractor Co.
71.40
Independent Coal Tar Co.
302.98
Payroll
54.74
Ruhan Signs
10.00
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co. 93.49
Seaver's Express, Inc.
.77
Shaughnessy, H. J. Oil Co.
76.41
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co.
3.00
Volpe, Joseph 24.00
Total Expenditures
1,928.21
Balance
$519.79
SURFACE DRAINAGE - WEST MAPLE STREET
Appropriation
$353.70
Expenditures :
Clark, Bertha $ 9.00
Curry, M. L. Oil Co. 75.93
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co. 15.60
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co.
248.70
Total Expenditures 349.23
Balance $4.47
SURFACE DRAINAGE - ARCHER AVENUE
Appropriation
$2,741.50
Expenditures :
M. L. Curry Oil Co. 75.93
Balance $2,665.57
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REPAIRS TO SIDEWALKS
Appropriation
$2,000.00
Expenditures :
Adams Asphalt Co.
$416.18
Costa, Robert
1,065.32
Consigli, P. & Sons Constr. Co. 75.50
Milford Grain Co. 24.15
Mass. Broken Stone Co.
160.61
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
256.26
Total Expenditures 1,998.02
Balance $1.98
MAINTENANCE OF ROADS AND SIDEWALKS IN METERED AREA
Appropriation
$2,000.00
Expenditures :
Costa, Robert
$906.78
Eastman & Corbett, Inc.
7.50
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
628.00
Total Expenditures
1,542.28
Balance
$457.72
SIDEWALK - WEST MAPLE STREET
Appropriation :
$2,800.00
Expenditures :
Adams Asphalt Co.
$289.75
Bradbury Locke Co.
16.49
Eastman & Corbett, Inc. 49.50
Frieswick, Oliver
76.14
222
Mass. Broken Stone Co. 263.07
Nelson Cement Stone, Inc. 445.76
Shaughnessy, H. J. Oil Co. 14.58
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co. 78.35
Volpe, Joseph 18.39
Total Expenditures 1,252.03
Balance
$1,547.97
SIDEWALK - WEST SIDE OF FREE STREET
Appropriation
$2,200.00
Expenditures :
Clark, Bertha $ 4.50
Eastman & Corbett, Inc. 10.50
Fantini & Trotta
139.50
Mass. Broken Stone Co.
204.68
Nelson Cement Stone, Inc.
291.44
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
24.00
Varney Bros. Sand & Stone Co.
33.35
Total Expenditures 707.97
Balance
$1,492.03
SIDEWALK - SUMNER AND GRANITE STREETS
Appropriation
$3,720.00
Expenditures :
Adams Asphalt Co. $ 517.00
Costa, Robert 211.84
Eastman & Corbett, Inc.
14.00
H. J. Shaughnessy Oil Co. 42.59
Mass. Broken Stone Co.
445.08
223
Nelson Cement Stone, Inc. 208.68
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co. 164.95
Volpe, Joseph 62.39
Total Expenditures 1,666.53
Balance
$2,053.47
SIDEWALK - LAWRENCE STREET
Appropriation
$2,846.53
Expenditures :
Adams Asphalt Co.
$611.25
Bradbury Locke Co.
88.25
Clark, Bertha
9.00
Costa, Robert
36.00
Mass. Broken Stone Co.
475.39
Milford Welding Co.
55.50
Nelson Cement Stone, Inc.
347.80
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
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