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80.00
H. J. Shaughnessey
40.00
Leonard Jaques
33.25
Hobbs & Warren, Inc.
43.82
Balance on hand
2.93
Thanking the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the public for the assistance given me during the past year.
Respectfully submitted, DANIEL J. O'BRIEN,
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Report of the Tree Warden and Gypsy Moth Superintendent
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
I herewith submit my annual report on the care and removal of trees and the planting of new trees and also of the Insect Pest Control program.
During the year I have removed 17 trees not includ- ing the trees that I cut down and burned that were infected with the Dutch Elm Disease.
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During the week of April 25, 1952 I bought and planted 20 Rock Maple and 12 European Linden trees as provided for by the appropriation made for this pur- pose at the annual Town Meeting in March.
Brush was cut and removed or burned from the roads in the outlying sections of the Town.
On May 10, 1952 I sprayed to control the Tent Caterpillar using 2400 gallons of material. On May 29, 1952 the outlying sections were sprayed by airplane.
On June 4th, 5th and 6th the in-town area was sprayed by the hydraulic method. On July 21, 1952 I sprayed to control the Fall Web Worm and the second generation of the Elm Leaf Beetle as far as the balance of the money appropriated went using 2550 gallons of spray.
During the weeks of June 13th, 20th, and 27th I sprayed for the control of Poison Ivy using 2100 gallons of materials.
I regretfully report that in 1952 the Town suffered an outbreak of the Dutch Elm Disease. There was a total of 12 trees found to be infected. Of this number 7 were small and 5 were large trees. All these infected have been removed and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 770 of the General Laws.
In closing I wish to thank the various departments of the Town for their cooperation during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
MATTHEW P. ANDREANO,
Tree Warden and Moth Supt.
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GYPSY MOTH SUPPRESSION Salaries and Wages
Appropriation
$907.50
Expenses :
Superintendent
$717.03
Labor Payroll
190.25
Total Expenses
907.28
Balance
$ .22
General Expenses
Appropriation
$2,000.00
Expenses :
Malec, F. A. Forestry Service $1,378.00
Millis Air Service
616.00
Milford Daily News
4.38
Total Expenses 1,998.38
Balance
$1.62
DUTCH ELM DISEASE CONTROL
Appropriation
$1,089.45
Expenses :
Tree Warden
$482.85
Labor payroll
606.00
Total Expenses
1,088.85
Balance
$ .60
POISON IVY CONTROL
Appropriation
$250.00
Expenses :
Frost Insecticide Co.
246.25
Balance $3.75
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CARE OF TREES
Appropriation
$2,200.00
Expenses :
Tree Warden
$962.12
Labor payroll
723.70
American Oil Co.
62.40
Casey, Wm. H. Store, Inc.
4.12
Cedar St. Service Station
.50
Chauvin, "Doc"
128.70
Clancey, Benjamin J.
35.50
DiVitto Bros.
3.80
East End Garage
45.40
Ernie's Cabinet Shop
8.01
Frost Insecticide Co.
1.67
Henault, Euclid & Son
1.25
Matthew Andreano
59.25
Muench, H. E.
16.76
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
34.13
Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone Co. 2.00
Shaughnessy, H. J.
100.00
Varney, Lester
10.50
Total Expenses
2,199.81
Balance
$ .19
Appropriation
$2,090.00
Expenses :
Tree Warden
$ 849.70
Labor payroll
1,239.05
Total Expenses
2,088.75
Balance
$1.25
NEW TREES
Appropriation
$200.00
Expenses :
Hillside Nurseries
200.00
Balance
None
REMOVAL OF BRUSH
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Report of the Inspector of Wires
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
The following is my report for the inspection of wiring for the year of 1952:
The number of inspections has increased over former years in both new construction and other forms of wiring that require inspection.
I would like to repeat my recommendation that all oil burner installation wiring be inspected by the Inspec- tor of Wires.
I wish to commend those of the trade who were co- operative and especially the maintenance and installation crew of the Worcester County Electric Company.
Respectfully submitted, MATTHEW N. NIRO,
Inspector of Wires.
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 fol- lowing report for the year ending December 31, 1952:
Dr. Nicholas J. Capece was reelected Chairman of the Board for the year at the organization meeting on March 7, 1952. Other members of the Board are Frank Calzone and Harris Tredeau.
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The appointments were as follows : Clerk and Agent, Louis A. Marino; Nurse, Alice Fitzpatrick; Physician, Dr. Eugene E. Allen; Dentist, Dr. Joseph MacLellan; Plumbing Inspector, Charles J. Ferrante, and John F. Power, additional Plumbing Inspector; Burial Agent, Oscar Ayotte; Meat and Slaughtering Inspector, Nelson C. Dion; Emergency Slaughtering Inspector, Ross Maz- zarelli; Person to Receive and Report Contagious Dis- eases, Louis A. Marino.
During the year twenty-four regular meetings, two special meetings, and several conferences were held.
Contracts for the collection of garbage were awarded to Genevieve Geneseo and Alfred Tedeschi for one year for $2600.00, and to John Molinari for one year for $2800.00.
A Food Handling Training Course was conducted by Karol Wisnieski, District Sanitary Officer of the State Department of Public Health. 3-day sessions were held in the High School Cafeteria.
Correct methods of washing, sanitizing and storing eating utensils, dishes and glasses were stressed, to- gether with proper handling of sanitary paper service, safe practices in serving food and personal hygiene.
The cooperation of Superintendent of Schools David I. Davoren and Mrs. Enman, Supervisor of the High School Cafeteria helped immeasurably in the success of the course.
The rodent control program at the town dump is be- ing carried out so that an expert exterminator conduct- ing the work is producing satisfactory results.
Plans are under way for the adoption of a set of Rules and Regulations for Eating and Drinking Estab- lishments and also for a set of regulations governing the installation and operation of cesspools, privy-vaults, sep- tic tanks and public sewers.
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The Board of Health is working on the feasibility and advisability of fluoridation of the local water supply as a means of helping reduce tooth decay and will give its report at the next annual town meeting.
LICENSES AND PERMITS ISSUED
Manufacture of Ice Cream (Retail)
5
Milk Dealer's Permit
25
Sale of Oleomargarine 37
Sale of Denatured Alcohol 39
Burial Permits 178
Conduct Undertaking Establishments
7
Conduct Slaughter Houses
2
Conduct Poultry Slaughter Houses
1
Permit to Remove or Transfer Garbage or Offal
2
The amount of money collected and delivered to the Treasurer ---
For Licenses and Permits
$740.15
For Reimbursements
29.00
1951 TB Subsidy
1,765.71
REPORT OF THE SLAUGHTERING INSPECTOR
Number of Cattle inspected
110
Number of Hogs inspected 980
Number of Calves inspected
109
Number of Sheep inspected
90
Total Number of Animals 1289
One animal (Hog) confiscated because of TB.
All markets dealing in Meats and Provisions were personally inspected and were found to be complying with Board of Health Regulations.
REPORT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR
Number of complaints investigated 89
Placard of Scarlet Fever 1
Land Posted 10
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Bakeries inspected 5
Number of garbage complaints 26
Number of new eating establishments inspected 2
Eating and Drinking establishments inspected 41
Number of school lavatories inspected 11
Number of Grocery Stores and Markets inspected
49
REPORT OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Total number of applications filed
146
Total number of permits issued 146
Total number of inspections made
137
Number of Master Plumbers in town 11
Number of Journeymen Plumbers in town
5
REPORT OF DENTAL CLINIC
Extractions temporary teeth
313
Extractions permanent teeth
51
Fillings deciduous teeth
743
Fillings permanent teeth 466
Cleaning's 328
Total Operations
1901
Total Visits
871
Amount Collected
$72.10
PHYSICIAN'S REPORT
Spaced physical examinations were given to the students of the Sacred Heart and St. Mary's Parochial Schools at different intervals during the school year. A form issued by the State was given to each child by the school nurse and any defects which were found at the time of examination were listed. These forms were taken home and signed by the parents or guardians.
TOXOID CLINICS
Immunization clinics against Diphtheria, Tetanus and Whooping Cough were held in the Milford High School auditorium. Double and triple antigen was pro-
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vided by the State. Injections were given to baby's six months old and to children of pre-school age and older.
Two of the clinics were held in November and De- cember and the remaining two clinics will be held in January or February.
VACCINATION CLINICS
Two smallpox clinics were held during the month of June. There were 106 children vaccinated at the first clinic and 74 children vaccinated at the second. Total number of vaccinations was 180.
HEALTH NURSE'S REPORT
Total enrollment of St. Mary's School 855
Total enrollment of Sacred Heart School 350
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The students are weighed and measured during the school year, and are inspected frequently for evidences of disease, and for cleanliness of the hands and nails, and scalp. Also dental defects are noticed and referred to the dental clinic for treatment. Dr. Joseph MacLellan is the dentist. The clinic is held each school day morning, and any child who cannot afford dental care may be re- ferred to this clinic.
Any child with specialized health problems, are re- ferred to the clinics which are held monthly in Worcester.
The Tuberculosis Association send four girls or boys to camp each year. In 1952, two girls from St. Mary's, and two from Sacred Heart went to the Sterling Health Camp, in Sterling, Mass., for a four week period. They returned in much improved health, and in improved health habits.
The Emblem Club was kind enough to send one boy from Sacred Heart, and one from St. Mary's to Camp Blanchred for a two week period.
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Spaced physical examinations are given to the Sacred Heart and St. Mary's School students by Dr. Eugene Allen, Board of Health physician. Notices of defects are sent out to the parent or Guardian, and cor- rections are made by their own family physician.
IMMUNIZATION CLINICS
180 children were immunized for small-pox by vacci- nation, at two clinics held June 16th and June 23rd, 1952. Dr. Eugene Allen attending physician.
Immunization against whooping cough, diphtheria, and tetanus clinics were held at the Milford High School Auditorium in November and December 1951, and Janu- ary and February 1952. Double and triple antigen was given to children six months and up who had never been immunized. Three injections are needed for immuniza- tion. Dr. Eugene Allen was the attending physician. 67 children received three doses, 14 received two doses and one dose the Booster dose was given to 41. 123 doses in all.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Communicable diseases are reported to the Board of Health by the patients attending physician, if no physi- cian is in attendance, the parents, or whoever cares for the patient should report the disease to the Health Board. There are many children who have the usual childhood diseases but many are not reported to the Health De- partment so an accurate report cannot be made.
The following are the diseases reported to the Health Board for 1952:
Chicken Pox
19
Pulmonary T.B. 1
Measles 45 Whooping Cough 1
Mumps 20
Polio 1
Dog Bite 30
T. B. Menigitis 1
Cat Bite 1
Tetanus 1
Scarlet Fever
3
Cebro-spinal menigitis 1
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TUBERCULOSIS REPORT
New cases reported 1
Old cases reported (re-active) 1
Non-T. B. cases reported as T. B. 3
(were admitted to Sanatorium but were discharged as non-T. B.)
Number of patients discharged from Sanatorium in 1952 11
Number of patients in Sanatorium at end of year 3
Number of patients admitted to Sanatorium in 1952 5
DENTAL CLINIC
Salaries
Appropriation
$2,032.80
Dr. Joseph MacLellan
2,032.80
Balance December 31, 1952
None
General Expense
Appropriation
$300.00
N. E. Towel Supply
$32.18
Worcester Sub. Electric Co.
17.00
J. J. Crimmings Co.
137.30
Williams' Dental Supply Co.
93.20
Total 279.68
Balance December 31, 1952
$20.32
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS
Salaries
Appropriation
$8,307.54
Total Salaries
8,095.57
Balance December 31, 1952
$211.97
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GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS Expenses
Appropriation
$12,000.00
Total Expenditures
11,487.24
Balance December 31, 1952
$512.76
Tuberculosis
$2,683.50
Garbage Collection
5,400.00
Cahill's News Agency
8.40
Leonard McGee
76.00
George L. Sprague
54.75
Roger Ferraro
78.75
Return of Deaths
51.25
Return of Births
182.00
Milford Daily News
67.19
L. A. Marino (Reimbursements)
9.04
Clarke Printing Company
110.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
146.06
Jimmie's Taxi
90.60
Milford W. Cleaning Co.
7.00
Werber & Rose, Inc.
480.00
Infectious Disease and
Premature Babies
1,455.00
A. H. Sweet Co., Inc.
59.24
Milford Exterminating Service
399.96
Anna B. O'Brien
50.00
Harris Tredeau
17.50
Frank Calzone
17.50
John F. Power
17.50
Morin's Photographic Studios
2.50
Major Printing Co.
8.50
Rubenstein Electric Co.
15.00
$11,487.24
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
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Report of Inspector of Animals
October 1, 1952
Honorable Board of Selectmen,
Milford, Mass.
Gentlemen:
That the yearly report of the work of the Inspector of Animals will be complete, I am forwarding to you herewith, data taken from the records or Dr. O. W. Beiersdorf. The records cover January 1, to July 14, 1952 inclusive.
A total of 27 dogs were quarantined for biting humans. No cases of rabies was discovered. At the re- quest of the Division of Livestock Disease Control, De- partment of Agriculture, one dog shipped from England without proper inoculation and vaccination, was innocu- lated and placed under quarantine. At the request of the Dog Officer one dog believed to have rabies was ex- amined and found to have been poisoned. Investigated the biting of one child by dog unable to locate, owner unknown.
Sincerely, CORONA BEIERSDORF
December 31, 1952
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
I hereby submit my report as Animal Inspector for the Town of Milford for 1952.
There were 20 cases of dog bites for 1952, all dog's involved were quarantined and observed as required by law. No cases of Rabies occurred.
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The annual livestock and barn inspection for 1952 has been completed and 125 cows, 68 heifers, 5 bulls, 200 swine, 12 sheep, 6 goats and 5 horses were inspected and found to be free of any contagious or infectious diseases.
The premises where the animals were stabled were inspected and found to be satisfactory.
In conclusion I wish to thank the townspeople for their cooperation and good will.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH C. FABBRICOTTI, D.V.M., Animal Inspector
Report of the Board of Sewer Commissioners 1952
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and
To the Citizens of Milford :
We respectfully submit herewith our report on oper- ation, maintenance and construction work on the sewer- age facilities of the Town.
COLLECTING SYSTEM
Eighty-three (83) particular sewers were reported connected to the sewers in 1952, bringing the total to 2345. Sewer extensions were made in the following streets : -
Nolan Avenue 267 feet
Wood Street 250 feet
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South Terrace 226 feet
Mt. Pleasant Street 1175 feet
West Street 1452 feet
Congress Street 475 feet-a total of .729 miles, making the total constructed to date - 30.237 miles.
In addition to the sewers constructed by the Town, sewers in the housing development off of Congress Street, including 715 feet in Hale Avenue and 173 feet in La Voie Avenue, constructed by the developer, and in- cluding 17 house connections, have been connected to the sewer system-bringing the total number of connec- tions to 2345 and the length of sewers to 30.405 miles.
Routine flushing and maintenance of sewers was accomplished during the year.
PUMPING STATIONS
Routine operation and maintenance of pumping sta- tions and equipment was accomplished. The ejector sta- tion at Medway Road has about reached its present pumping capacity.
TREATMENT PLANT
The treatment plant operation continues to be han- dicapped by limited sludge digestion and drying capacity, augmented by an appreciable increase in sludge. Flows at the treatment plant have totaled 406,174,000 gallons, with an average 1.11 million gallons per day and with maximum daily flows of 1.75 m.g.d.
These flows have reduced the average settling time in the Imhoff tanks, with the flow in March the greatest ever received at the plant, but the dry conditions during the latter part of the year have prevented undue trouble, which can be expected during higher flow periods. Rain- fall has a definite and immediate effect on the quantity of flow received at the treatment plant, resulting in tem- porary backflooding of the main sewer and plant units .
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Sewage treated, by months, has been as follows:
Gallons
Gallons
January
46,400,000
July
23,150,000
February
43,795,000
August
26,293,000
March
50,237,000
September
22,479,000
April
42,228,000
October
22,135,000
May
42,655,000
November
20,671,000
June
38,080,000
December
28,051,000
Improvements at the Treatment Plant were also made whereby one of the old sand beds was turned into a Sludge Bed to allow more drying capacity due to the increasing Sludge, this was done at a very small cost to the Town; money came from our general appropriation fund, and also from our Improvement Fund, with no additional cost or appropriation from the Town.
GUIDO SABATINELLI ROBERT M. BICKFORD RICHARD J. ABRETTI
SEWER DEPARTMENT Financial Report for the Year 1952
Salaries and Wages :
Appropriation
$10,524.92
Labor
$7,832.98
Superintendent's Salary
1,320.00
Commissioner's Salaries
786.00
Clerk's Salary
369.60
Total
10,308.58
Balance
$216.34
General Expense :
Appropriation
$3,715.00
Worcester County Electric Co.,
Power $1,254.27
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Cahill's News Agency-File, Desk, Chair 388.10
Diamond Alkali, Chlorine 330.00
Town of Hopedale, Water Dept. 309.89
American Oil Co., Gas for Truck 219.50
Charles H. Clougherty Co., Hose and Materials for plant 155.11
L. N. Jaques & Sons, Materials for Plant 138.68
New England Tel. Co., Telephone
103.68
Ray's Auto Repair, Repairs to Truck 93.84
Milford Daily News, Advertisements 81.60
Milford Water Co., Water 73.46
Major Printing Co., Sewer Rule Books and Forms 72.50
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co., Fuel,
Lime, Cement 69.91
Homer Kimball, Materials for Plant 50.00
Guido Sabatinelli, Rent of Pump
40.00
B. J. Clancey, Truck Insurance 38.50
Pete's Service Station, Repairs to Truck 34.00
Bradbury Locke Co., Materials for Plant 26.72
Chicago Pump Co., Base Seal 24.03
Curry Oil Co., Materials for Plant 20.25
Aldrich Mower Service, Repair of Lawn Mower 18.40
Bill Power, Homgas
12.50
Abretti's Variety Store, Material for Plant 10.81
M. Sneiderman, Rent of Land 10.00
Clarke Printing Co., Stationery 7.75
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J. L. Moschilli, Stationery
and Postage 9.00
T. E. Morse Co., Paint 6.40
Milford Welding Co., Repairs at Plant 5.00
Niro & Niro, Switch Repairs 5.00
Stanley R. Kane, Rent of Land 5.00
Wm. H. Casey, Materials for Plant 4.73
Central Motor Sales, Bulbs and Sticker for Truck 2.15
Fitzpatrick & Serrano, Plugs
1.70
Nathan Rosenfeld, Recording of Sewer Plans 1.50
Rose Machine Shop, Repairs at Plant 1.50
Clark and Shaughnessey, Oil .80
Seaver's Express, Express .75
Rosenfeld Sand & Gravel Co., Sand .75
Leon Zocchi, Nails
.60
Total
3,628.38
Balance
$86.62
GUIDO SABATINELLI RICHARD J. ABRETTI ROBERT BICKFORD Board of Sewer Commissioners
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Report of Highway Surveyor
Herewith I submit my report as Highway Surveyor for the year 1952.
I wish to thank the employees of this department, the Honorable Board of Selectmen, the Town Accountant, Chief of the Fire Department, and all other Town De- partments, as well as the townspeople, for their coopera- tion and good will during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD C. CARROLL, Highway Surveyor
SALARIES AND WAGES
Appropriation
$58,999.19
Expended :
Cahill, J. Frank $1,875.00
Carroll, Edward. C. 4,300.00
Payroll 51,974.43
Total Expended 58,149.43
Balance
$849.76
GENERAL EXPENSES
Appropriation
$10,700.00
Expenditures :
Ahearn's Amoco Station $ 13.77
Arcudi Filling Station 12.60
Archer Rubber Co. 20.26
American Oil Co.
668.94
American Chain Link Fence Co. 292.00
Bicknell Manufacturing Co. 16.95
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Better-Bilt Door Co. 22.05
Bowker, James E., Sr.
79.50
Blake, Geo. F., Inc.
105.47
Boston Road & Equip. Co., Inc.
44.91
Bright, Karl A.
35.50
Bradbury-Locke Co.
198.35
Builders' Equip. & Supply Co.
278.20
Bert's Auto Repair
7.50
Boston Janitors Supply Co.
20.15
Carroll, Edward C.
8.85
Curry Oil Co.
20.78
Chase, Parker & Co., Inc.
499.71 .25
Curtiss, H. M. Coal Co.
48.50
Clancy, B. J.
134.50
Casey, John J.
136.32
Consigli Constr. Co., Inc.
170.98
City Truck Co., Inc.
1.40
Costa, Robert Co.
8.13
Clark Printing Co.
30.20
Clougherty, Charles H. Co.
130.67
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co.
79.08
Clark-Shaughnessy, Inc.
230.00
Casey, Wm. H. Store, Inc.
151.65
C & J Automotive
19.33
Davis, H. F. Tractor Co.
64.18
DeLuxe Filter & Piston Co.
31.17
Duro-Test Corp.
18.12
Eastman & Corbett, Inc.
504.25
Everett, Clyde Equip. Co.
3.67
Garvey, J. A. Trans., Inc.
1.65
Gardella's Pharmacy
15.77
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.
45.09
Hygienic Chemical Cleaning Co.
3.00
Hickey, J. F. Ins. Agency
81.57
Hedge & Matteis Co. 115.50
Homelite Corp. 25.99
Iacovelli Oil Co.
137.41
Jaques, Leonard N. & Sons
189.57
Joe's Auto Body
196.23
Cahill's News Agency
210
Jewett, Geo. H. Company
174.03
Jenney Super Service 3.15
Mass. Broken Stone Co.
167.73
Milford Daily News
101.61
Milford Auto Parts
39.59
Milford Auto Body
40.35
Mann, F. E. & Son
32.50
Morse, T. E. Co.
37.36
Milford Water Co.
91.80
Morcone, Joseph & Sons
33.63
Milford Locksmith
3.50
Middlesex Wiping Cloth Co.
50.00
National Decalcomania Corp.
245.86
New England Towel Sup.
49.60
Niro & Niro Co.
262.54
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
289.05
O'Brien Tran. Co., Inc.
1.70
Pascoe, George T. Co.
34.17
Phil & Co.
19.90
Rose Machine Shop
16.00
Rosenfeld's Garage
811.11
Ryan Motor Sales
378.83
Ribbon & Carbon Pro. Co., Inc.
13.27
Ray's Auto Repair
750.66
Sabatinelli, Guido & Sons
49.14
Shaughnessy, H. J. Oil Co.
249.85
Seaver's Express, Inc.
16.14
Slavin, Edwin
112.80
Standard Auto Gear Co., Inc.
271.98
Stimpson's Office Sup. & Equip.
3.00
Trask Cycle & Radio Co.
36.95
Town Hall Service Station
58.60
Tighe, Edward
20.90
United States Post Office
12.00
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel
53.00
Vitalini, B.
5.40
Weston Emergency Light Co.
109.20
Woodworth Bros. 69.00
Worcester Gas Light Co.
53.43
Western Auto Asso. Store
.39
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Worcester Oxy-Acetylene Supply 55.69
Worcester County Electric Co. 220.96
Zocchi, Leon 70.95
Total Expenditures
10,036.99
Balance
$663.01
RESURFACING
Appropriation
$15,000.00
Expenditures :
American Oil Co.
$614.15
Bradbury-Locke Co.
4.19
Builders' Equip. & Sup. Co.
29.20
Consigli Constr. Co., Inc.
190.58
City Truck Co., Inc.
4.10
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co.
267.71
Dyar Sales & Mach. Co.
638.00
Eastman & Corbett, Inc.
9.75
Henley-Lundgren Co., Inc.
92.50
Jewett, Geo. H. Company
6.75
Middlesex County House of Cor.
33.60
Mass. Broken Stone Co.
526.08
Milford Daily News
20.84
Morrisey Bros. Tractor Co.
173.67
Perrin, Seamans & Co.
35.52
Railway Express Agency
5.60
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
2,261.59
Rolen Construction Co.
139.25
Sabatinelli, Guido & Sons
128.00
Shaughnessy, H. J. Oil Co.
61.19
Seaver's Express, Inc.
15.48
Smith, Sidney
36.00
Trimount Bit. Pro. Co.
5,834.26
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co. 3,573.10
Total Expenditures
14,701.11
Balance
$298.89
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TOWN IMPROVEMENTS
Appropriation
$1,000.00
Expenditures :
Bradbury-Locke Co.
$129.45
Consigli Constr. Co., Inc.
192.00
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co.
11.76
Cheney, Oliver F.
14.00
Ideal Concrete Block Co.
75.00
Jaques, Leonard N. & Sons
37.00
Morse, T. E. Co.
46.03
Milford Grain Co.
8.05
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
94.61
Till, James
12.00
Volpe, Joseph
316.13
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel
25.50
Total Expenditures
961.53
Balance
$38.47
SURFACING GRAVEL ROADS
Appropriation
$10,000.00
Expenditures :
American Oil Co.
$519.09
Builders' Equip. & Sup. Co.
14.93
Curry Oil Co.
475.68
Consigli Constr. Co., Inc.
1,199.05
Costa, Robert Co.
115.49
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co.
444.09
Henley-Lundgren Co., Inc.
44.83
Independent Coal Tar Co.
726.08
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
1,216.86
Rosenfeld's Garage
536.52
Shaughnessy, H. J. Oil Co.
210.78
Trimount Bit. Pro. Co.
2,360.08
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co. 1,600.58
Total Expenditures 9,464.06
Balance
$535.94
213
REPAIRS TO SIDEWALKS
Appropriation
2,000.00
Expenditures :
Bradbury-Locke Co.
$47.04
Costa, Robert Co.
331.05
Dyar Sales & Machinery Co. 45.00
Henley-Lundgren Co., Inc.
571.44
Jaques, Leonard N. & Sons
1.85
Norfolk Asphalt Co., Inc.
251.36
Perrin, Seamans & Co.
12.50
Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co.
286.01
Rolen Construction Co.
338.23
Shaughnessy, H. J. Oil Co.
62.87
Trotto & Son
20.00
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co.
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