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John Manuel Balanca
Marc Joseph Balzarini
Florence Carmella Bertone
John Anthony Beccia, Jr.
Robert Louis Bagaglio Stella Eliza Belmelli Joyce Mary Belmonte Patricia Ann Birmingham Patricia Lee Blackler
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Michael Richard Blascio, Jr. Jane Marie Bonina Samuel Anthony Calagione, Jr. Ronica Carini
F. Timothy Carroll Aldo Louis Cecchi Alfred Joseph Cenedella, Jr. Patricia Ann Chiccarelli
Lina Compagnone Henry Guido Consigli, Jr. Ellen Louise Copeland Beverly Ann Costello
Mary Frances Cutter David Ignatius Davoren, Jr. Antoinette Patricia DeLoia Virginia Marie DelSignore Lucille Ann DeLuca Sena Elizabeth Demerjian Marie Elaine DiVittorio Mary Elizabeth Drew Florence Helene Dwyer Brenda Jean Giacomelli Angelina F. Gogliormella
Dennie Bruce Grillo
Maureen Rita Heaslip
Jean F. Iacovelli
Leonard Andrew Izzo Rose Marie Jarry
Mitchell Arthur Kalpakgian
Kathleen Mary Krauss
Phyllis Irene LaFleur
Robert Joseph Laronga Sally Ann Lovejoy Mary Lou Maietta
Ronald Charles Martin Marie Catherine Mohan L. George Murray, Jr. Barbara Linda Nohr Enrico Anthony Pilla
Joanne Marie Bonetti Louis Michael Calabrese Louise Constance Capece Kathleen Helen Carroll Joanne Mary Casamassa Barbara Ann Celozzi Beatrice Annetta Cenedella Irma Ann Colabello Walter Robert Conley Phyllis Ann Consoletti Gigino Cordani Joan Ann Cugini Alice Ann DaCosta Nancy Lee DeCost Lucille DeLoia Carol Ann DeLuca Daniel Louis DeMatteis, Jr. Joseph John DeVita Ralph Vincent D'Onofrio Peter Patrick Drugan Barbara Ann Feccia Thomas Joseph Glennon Beverly Ann Grassi Regina Rose Grillo Linda Joyce Heller Linda Marie Iadarola Carol Ann Jablonski Jacqueline Ruth Jones Carol Ann Knight Warren Frederick Kunz Barbara Ann Lancia Walter Gilbert Lobisser Anthony Charles Lumenti Linda Mae Mainini Stephen Joseph McDonough Joseph George Moro Carolyn Ann Mussulli Marcia Francine Paradiso Carol Ann Poirier
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George Francis Pyne Barbara Jean Ridolfi Melvyn Thomas Rota John Anthony Sannicandro, III Marie Grace Santoro Janice Marie Scrima Walter Francis Smith
Virginia Joy Sweet Nancy Jane Taylor
Joseph Testa Patricia Ann Tomaso
Loretta Catherine Anne Tosches
Nicholas Arthur Trongone
Annetta Marie Vasti
Robert Frederick Webster, Jr. Joyce Donna Yoselow
Robert Irwin Zurndorfer
Patricia Louise Quinlan Joel Leonard Rosenfeld John Frank Ruggiero Ida Marie Sansone Jo-Ann Mary Savage Marie Hildergarde Shea Stuart Solomon Richard John Tavano Joseph Nicholas Testa Louise Marie Titolo Albert Michael Tosches Ronald Michael Tosti Ann Rose Tusino Diane Ellen Warren Anthony Richard Williams Paul Steven Zicolella
Students Who Achieved the Ten Highest Averages During Their Four Years:
Albert Michael Tosches
Richard John Tavano Mitchell Arthur Kalpakgian Stuart Solomon
Lina Compagnone
Brenda Jean Giacomelli
Daniel Louis DeMatteis, Jr. Barbara Ann Feccia Kathleen Mary Krauss Beverly Ann Grassi
Class Motto "Today Decides Tomorrow"
Class Colors
Red and White
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Secretary's Report
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
Allied Publishers
$93.74
Allyn and Bacon, Inc.
366.34
Alvin and Company, Inc.
24.81
American Association of School Administrators, Inc.
10.00
American Book Company
2,165.40
American Council of Education
12.00
American Education Publications
4.50
American Fire Equipment Company
3.75
American Forestry Association
12.00
American School Board Journal
4.00
Amsco School Publications
328.85
Appliance Center, the
103.75
Association of American Medical Colleges
4.00
Audio-Visual Publications
44.58
Barnard, F. J. and Company
97.49
Benefic Press, Inc.
457.87
Bioscope Manufacturing Company
193.70
Boston College Testing Service
10.99
Bradbury-Locke Company
8.86
Brooks, Nelson
2.50
Brown, W. C. Company
2.75
Bureau of Publications
5.14
Burroughs, Inc.
2.70
Business Envelope Manufacturers
16.46
Bryant, Carle A.
13.04
Cahill's News Agency, Inc.
93.06
California Test Bureau
771.56
Cambridge Book Company
16.58
Careers, Inc.
28.00
Carolina Biological Supply Company
128.16
Casey, William H. Store, Inc.
128.41
Central Landscape Service
16.00
Central Scientific Company
291.03
Central Supply Company, Inc.
43.05
Charlescraft Press
72.40
207
Chemical Education Publishers, Inc.
1.75
Chronicle Guidance Publications
31.50
Clarke Printing Company 482.35
Clark, George H. and Company
18.72
Clougherty, Charles Company
4.50
Coe-Palm Biological Supply House
53.65
College Bindery, the
7.70
College Blue Book, the
18.00
College Entrance Book Company
43.29
College Entrance Publications Corporation
23.89
Collier, P. F. and Son Company
51.63
Connecticut, University of
6.00
Consumer Reports, Inc.
5.00
Continental Press, the
127.73
Conney, Charles E. Store
3.49
Cooperative Test Division
90.72
Costello, Walter F.
10.00
Croft, Arthur C. Publications
271.56
Crowell, Thomas Y. Company
2.49
Curriculum Guide Company
14.00
Dan Dee Donuts
.90
Davidson, J. E. Company
262.00
Davoren's Drive-In Pharmacy
152.83
Denoyer-Geppert Company
323.93
Dick, A. B. Products Company
1,329.76
Distributor's Group, the
2.05
Doubleday and Company, Inc.
3.33
Dura Binding Company
64.90
Educational Filmstrips
18.00
Educational Services, Inc.
29.64
Educators' Progress Service
34.76
Encyclopedia Britannica Films
90.05
Examinations Committee
8.54
Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
97.94
Filmstrip House, the
20.04
Filmstrip-of-the-Month Club
60.00
Fischer, Carl Inc.
89.13
Flagg, George A. Company
255.00
Fortune
11.75.
208
Franklin Publishing Company
10.35
Funk and Wagnalls Company
22.34
Garelick Brothers Farms
.84
Ginn and Company
1,019.86
Gledhill Brothers, Inc.
1,373.16
Grolier Society, the
11.94
Hammett, J. L. Company
2,718.37
Hammond, C. S. and Company
57.24
Harbor Tool Company
157.60
Harcourt, Brace and Company
67.86
Harmar Company, the
75.80
Harper and Brothers
5.25
H and S Electrical Company
178.50
Heath, D. C. Company
583.75
High School Guidance Club
30.00
High School Science Club
30.00
Holt, Henry and Company
2,176.50
Home Laundry, the
1.10
Honz, Donald R.
1.14
Houghton-Mifflin, Inc.
152.42
Iacovelli Oil Company
1.00
Informative Classroom Picture Publishers
76.35
International Business Machines Corporation
48.15
Janes, H. T. and Sons
75.17
Jaques, L. N. and Son
12.99
Junior Scholastic
240.00
Ken's Radio and TV
75.95
Keystone Envelope Company
18.74
Kingston Electronic Corporation
76.37
Kunz, David C.
10.00
Ladd Visual Service
1.03
Laidlaw Brothers
11.54
Larson, B. A. Company
170.51
Leo Trucking Company
1.80
Library of Science
27.10
Lindner, Harold
20.01
Lyons and Carnahan
13.00
Macmillan Company
139.03
Mainco Trading Company
2,689.08
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Manufacturing Chemists' Association
2.15
Mariner, E. E.
14.25
Martin and Murray, Inc. 39.79
Massachusetts Association of School Committees, Inc.
170.50
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of
24.20
Massachusetts Council for Public Schools
5.00
Massachusetts School Superintendents' Association
5.00
Mayo Agency, the
2.85
McCausland's Supermarket
93.81
McCormack-Mathers Publishing Company
29.62
McGraw-Hill Book Company
26.15
Mentzer, Bush and Company
48.85
Milford Daily News
24.75
Mill and Factory Supplies
23.87
Miller-Bryant-Pierce
466.65
Milton Bradley Company, the
333.25
Mimeograph Distributors, Inc.
112.80
Morin's Photographical Studios
21.50
National Association of Secondary School Principals
12.97
National Catholic Reading Distributors
5.60
National Educational Association, the
23.58
National School Public Relations Association
17.50
National Science Teachers' Association
8.37
Nation's Schools, the
4.00
Neilan's Drug Store
6.47
New England Association of School Superintendents
4.00
New England School Development Council
17.53
New York Central Railroad Company, the
6.35
New York Times Company, the
15.00
Norton, W. W. and Company
9.06
Ohio Educational Association
1.06
Oxford Book Company, Inc.
12.00
Oxford University Press
5.40
Pacific and Atlantic Shippers
15.86
Palmer Company, the
6.35
Perkins, M. N. Company
189.00
Petnov Radio and Television
11.00
Philosophical Library, the
10.99
Pickett and Eckel, Inc.
15.00
210
Pitman Publishing Company
79.87
Potomac Press
2.95
Prentice Hall, Inc.
87.30
Prospect Union Educational Exchange
2.00
Pyne Flowers, Inc.
14.10
Quincy-South Shore Credit Association
5.00
Railway Express Agency
14.05
Rand-McNally and Company
15.58
Random House, Inc.
7.69
Reader's Digest, the
27.43
Reinhold Publishing Corporation
20.85
Remington-Rand, Inc.
215.69
Rice, J. Allen and Company
17.44
Rinehart and Company
4.19
Rinehart System
300.00
Robbins, George B.
45.80
Rowe, H. M. Company
22.16
Row, Peterson Company, Inc
495.05
Royal-McBee Corporation
167.93
Saint Martin's Press, Inc.
109.87
School Executive, the
5.00
Science Publications
132.27
Science Research Associates, Inc.
215.51
Science Service
2.00
Scientific American
3.25
Scott-Ahearn Chevrolet Company
26.07
Scott-Foresman, Inc.
53.30
Scribner, Charles' Sons
277.63
Seaver's Express, Inc.
13.90
Shawnee Press, Inc.
43.94
Sheehan, J. P. Company
40.09
Silver-Burdett, Inc.
172.76
Simon and Schuster, Inc.
88.57
Singer, L. W. Company, Inc.
127.18
Smith-Corona, Inc.
75.00
South-Western Publishing Company
896.03
Standard Auto Gear Company
16.27
Stetson, M. D. Company
477.06
Stimpson, G. E. Company
1,039.05
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Students' College Guide
10.95
Taber, Earl M. and Associates
38.35
Tadco Manufacturing, Inc.
23.52
Teachers' Visual Aids-Audionics
32.41
Time, Inc.
47.50
Transport Clearing of New England
10.84
Underwood Corporation
40.07
University of Chicago Press, the
12.14
Van Nostrand, D. and Company
5.82
Vasti, John
1.68
Walch, J. Weston
13.98
Welch, W. M. Manufacturing Company
1,277.28
Whitlock, C. E. H.
24.60
Whittier, John D.
57.38
Wiley, John and Son
26.68
Winston, John C. Company
102.32
Wolkins, Henry S. Company
361.56
World Book Company
711.12
World Publishing Company
10.01
$32,091.94
FUEL
Barney Coal Company, Inc.
$650.44
Julian's Oil Service
11,545.65
Quincy Oil Company
3,062.10
Shaughnessy, H. J. Oil Company
4,983.48
$20,241.67
TRANSPORTATION
Abbiuso Bus Company
$5,533.00
Ahearn, James
137.60
Carlstrom Bus Lines
417.85
Curley, James
134.40
DiAntonio, Charles
119.20
DiGirolamo, Nicholas
128.80
Davoren, David I.
250.00
Hayes, Joseph
74.40
212
Kafer, Theresa J.
54.00
Kavanaugh, William
22.40
O'Brien-Rizoli Bus Company
8,294.00
Ruggiero, John
55.20
Stewart, George O. Bus Company
7,783.00
Ted's Taxi
1,316.40
Town Taxi
922.00
White, William K.
4,791.00
$30,033.25
TUITION
Framingham, Town of
$256.50
Lynn, City of
6.00
Marlborough, City of
21.10
Worcester, City of
3,872.50
$4,156.10
ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT
Don Coyle's Sporting Goods
$60.00
Harold's, Inc.
364.50
Horace Partridge
5,814.68
Ivory System
23.00
Johnson Bus Lines
140.73
Public Cleaners
55.75
$6,458.66
NEW EQUIPMENT
Allied Publishers
$80.50
Appliance Center, the
675.00
Bailey Woodworking Company
8,737.00
Birmingham Furniture and Upholstery Studio
129.50
Cadillac Desk Company
835.00
Carbeau, Inc.
1,444.00
Concord Correctional Institution
2,427.00
Dick, A. B. Products Company
505.75
Ellis Traub Business Machines
125.00
213
977.50
Exec-U-Phone Systems
Faneuil Uniform Company, the
1,390.00
Gledhill Brothers, Inc.
2,879.25
Harbor Tool Supply Company
996.16
International Business Machines
210.00
Livingstone Camera Stores Mainco Trading Company
5,520.60
Marchant Calculators
192.00
Milton-Bradley Company
293.85
Morin's Studio and Camera Shop
303.90
Paris Manufacturing Company
269.97
Remington-Rand, Inc.
294.00
Smith-Corona-Marchant, Inc.
667.50
Stimpson, G. E. Company
2,588.56
Teachers' Visual Aids-Audionics
415.00
Walters, Fred G. Company
3,259.90
Worcester County Electric Company
49.95
$35,491.84
REPAIRS
Bradbury-Locke Company
$774.13
Casey, William H. Store, Inc.
78.75
Central Supply Company
195.42
Consigli Construction Company
7,768.02
Egan, John W. Company
1,728.00
Ferrante and Lancisi
2,507.34
Fitzpatrick's Express
130.00
Frank's Electrical Company
111.95
Frieswick, Oliver
114.49
Home Specialties Company, Inc.
198.00
Jaques, L. N. and Son
32.90
Johns, Alex and Son
45.00
Lombardi, Americo W.
7,458.77
Milford Welding Company
142.50
M. R. M. Sheet Metal Company
192.40
Niro, Augustino
1,539.18
Niro and Niro, Inc.
7,470.08
Nobilini, Ned and Sons
104.80
214
244.95
O'Donnell, William J.
796.28
Pantano, A. M.
1,063.00
Parente's Floor Coverings
576.70
Power, John F. and Son
137.14
Rolen Construction Company
246.00
Rubenstein Electrical Supply Company
365.08
Tile-O-Rama
2,872.26
Werber and Rose, Inc.
233.10
Williams, W. J.
675.86
Zocchi, Leon
657.23
$38,214.38
MISCELLANEOUS
Aborn Chemical Company
$135.00
Aldrich's Lawnmower Service
40.90
Bradbury-Locke Company
22.87
Brennan Awning Company
18.00
Brulin and Company
1,168.12
Casey, William H. Store, Inc.
558.45
Central Landscape Service
440.00
Central Supply Company
250.00
Charlie's Amoco Service Station
17.61
Clarke Printing Company
72.55
Consigli Construction Company
115.90
Coyne Industrial Laundry
21.30
Croft Chemical Products, Inc.
74.50
C and W Boiler Manufacture and Repair Co.
6.00
Davoren's Drive-In Pharmacy
7.74
DiPietro's Paint and Hardware
42.36
Dolge, the C. B. Company
271.67
Drew, E. F. Company
20.09
Electrical Appliance Service
40.90
Ernie's Cabinet Shop
2.75
Ferraro's Trucking Company
191.00
Fitzpatrick and Serrano
4.39
Frieswick, Oliver
70.69
Hickey, J. F. Insurance Agency
207.33
Hillside Nurseries
40.00
215
Hollis Laboratories, Inc.
24.95
Home Laundry, the
8.10 94.90
Iacovelli, Nicholas
Industrial Oil and Chemical Company
299.00
Industrial Supplies of Worcester, Inc.
7.20
Jaques, L. N. and Son
178.65
Kunz, David C.
20.00
Lyman, John R. Company
55.37
Manella, Joseph R.
27.59
Massachusetts Correctional Institutions
33.90
Master Lock Company
72.00
McCausland's Market
3.47
Midwest Distributors
25.52
Milford Daily News
211.15
Milford Glass and Mirror Company
82.50
Milford Locksmith
284.45
Milford Vacuum Cleaner Repair Service
60.39
Milford Water Company
1,258.42
M. R. M. Sheet Metal Company
14.15
Mussulli Cabinet Shop
287.50
National Uniform Rental Service
49.70
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
1,816.53
Niro, Augustino
19.50
Niro and Niro, Inc.
37.25
Perkins and Butler, Inc.
24.00
Petty Cash
350.00
Power, John F. and Son
7.75
Power, William
3.50
Ray's Auto Repair
40.89
Rinehart Writing System
600.00
Ripley, John C.
100.00
· · Robertson's Auto Sales
5.00
Rochester Germicide Company
733.54
Rose Machine Shop
40.00
Rosenfeld's Garage
130.88
Rubenstein Electrical Supply Company
32.15
Scott-Ahearn Chevrolet Company
104.49
Sherwin-Williams Company, the
7.20
Spindel, Earl Jr.
100.00
216
Stetson, M. D. Company
2,017.56
Tadco Manufacturing, Inc.
35.28
Tennant, G. H. Company
33.75
Tile-O-Rama
24.69
Volpe, Joseph and Son
169.50
Wirthmore Stores, Inc.
32.00
Worcester County Electric Company
4,410.26
Worcester Gas Light Company
1,041.27
Worcester Paper and Supply
40.50
Zocchi, Leon
1,550.57
$20,447.09
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Personnel Board Report
January 23, 1960
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
The Personnel Board believes that a report of its progress at this time may be of some value.
First we wish to report that the task of drawing up a Classifica- tion and Compensation Plan, suitable for the Town of Milford, requires more time than the Board has had at its disposal. Much work has been done on the assignment, and we have reached what appears to be certain conclusions; but because a great deal of work still remains to be done, some of the conclusions have not as yet been accepted as final.
We believe, however, that because of the importance of com- pensation to the employees and to the community as well, that we should at this time furnish such information as we deem to be proper to those concerned for what it may be worth.
In working on the Compensation Plan, we have in mind two objectives. The plan must have a schedule that will provide each employee covered by the plan with a wage and with benefits that are comparable to those of local industry and to those received by town employees in comparable cities and towns. The plan must also include a method or plan for making adjustments to the schedule in order that the employees may continue to receive fair compensation.
One of the first steps taken by the Board was to study the survey and report, that was made by the previous committee a year ago. A more recent survey, one that was made by the Massachu- setts Municipal Personnel Board Association in October, made it possible to better evaluate the findings of that committee. The Board is in complete accord with the committee's report and recommendations.
In its report, the committee suggested that there is possibly some inequality in the wage structure. With this, we are also in agreement, but until a more extensive study has been made, it can
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not be determined if and where such inequality exists. Such studies are now in progress and within a few days questionnaires designed to assist the Board in classifying and evaluating the various positions will be in the hands of the employees.
The five per cent increase voted at the last annual town meeting established a wage level for those receiving the increase, that appears to have been fair to both the employees and the tax payers. The Mass. Cost of Living Index at that time was 125.6. During 1959 the index went up 1.2 per cent. It is expected to go higher in 1960. An increase of 2.3 percent should be equivalent to the Cost of Living Index about mid year 1960.
The Cost of Living Index is in general use for the purpose that it has been used here. The index alone, however, is not enough to maintain the comparability of municipal wage schedules. For this reason periodic comparison surveys, similar to the one now being made by the Board, will be a requirement and a part of the plan.
An increase in vacation allowance is also an interest to the town employees. We have found that three weeks vacation after 15 years service has become a practice in most municipalities and in private industry. There is a trend toward reducing the number of years service required; but until the Board has made further study of vacation practices along with other benefits, we recommend that a three weeks' vacation be allowed after 15 years service.
In this report, we have tried to give some idea of what is being done by the Board and of what may be expected of the plan to be submitted for approval at a later date.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE V. LARKIN, Chairman ELMER M. HOLLIS, Secretary GEORGE F. BELFORTI FRANCIS W. COLLINS JOHN J. DOYLE
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Town Accountant's Report
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Herewith I submit my Annual Report of the financial transac- tions of the Town of Milford for the year ending December 31, 1959.
Included is the usual Balance Sheet, a detailed report of the Receipts from all sources of income, a detailed report of the Expenditures of each Department and Account, a Recapitulation Schedule showing the Appropriations, Receipts, and Transfers, Ex- penditures, and Balance, and also the estimated cost to run the various departments as submitted by them for the coming year. Also included is a schedule showing the Salaries and Wages paid to all Employees except Employees in the School Department, and a Debt Schedule showing the Outstanding Debt and the Maturity by years.
I wish at this time to thank all the Departments for their cooperation during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
MICHAEL J. HANNIGAN,
Town Accountant
RECEIPTS 1959
Current Year:
Poll
7,356.00
Personal
148,455.68
Real Estate
1,107,666.83
Motor Vehicle Excise
104,047.46
$1,367,525.97
Previous Years:
Poll
596.00
Personal
23,692.45
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Real Estate
139,639.99
Motor Vehicle Excise
33,819.91
Estate of Deceased Persons
2,360.02
Loss of Taxes
2,388.20
From the State:
Income Taxes
183,675.35
Corporation Taxes
78,986.03
Meal Taxes
7,826.31
270,487.69
Total for Taxes
$1,840,510.23
Licenses
Liquor
23,841.00
Pedlars
110.00
Sunday
220.00
Pool, Billiard and Bowling
97.80
All Other
763.61
25,032.41
Fines and Forfeits
Third District Court
317.39
Tax Titles
4,050.42
4,367.81
Grants and Gifts
For Old Age Assistance
112,999.36
For Aid to Dependent Children
28,033.80
For Vocational Education
1,023.35
For Aid to Disabled
8,624.38
For Highways
30,627.69
Coleman Gift
500.00
Dog Tax from County
1,653.33
Boncompagni Gift for Draper Park
1,000.00
184,461.91
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197,748.35
Special Assessments
Unapportioned Sewer Assessment
7,008.15
Apportioned Sewer Assessments
453.66
7,461.81
DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE
General Government
Treasurer
2.00
Town Clerk
3,502.40
Assessors
16.00
Town Hall
1,645.00
Total for General Government
5,165.40
Public Safety
Police-Meter Collection
19,068.54
Police-Miscellaneous
170.65
Fire-Sale of Old Materials
55.00
Fire-Miscellaneous
16.75
Sealer of Weights and Measures
309.00
Services of Dog Officer
420.00
Total for Public Safety
20,039.94
Health and Sanitation
Tuberculosis
567.14
Other Health
190.15
Dental Clinic
89.25
Plumbing Inspection
372.50
Grant for Sewer Construction
105,000.00
Total for Health and Sanitation
106,219.04
Highways
General
40.05
Joint Maintenance-State
1,499.76
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Joint Maintenance-County
1,499.76
Snow Removal
23.36
Joint Construction-State
3,447.23
Joint Construction-County
1,723.61
Individuals
2,854.40
Total for Highways
11,088.17
Public Welfare
Medical Home
90,009.83
General Aid and Aid to Disabled:
From the State
11,332.09
From Cities and Towns
3,094.70
From Individuals
3,539.40
Aid to Dependent Children:
From the State
22,641.90
From Individuals
6,730.44
Old Age Assistance:
From the State
91,464.56
From Cities and Towns
3,234.80
From Individuals
9,536.70
Total for Public Welfare
241,584.22
Veterans Benefits
From State
22,658.75
All Other
17.00
Total for Veterans Benefits
22,675.75
Schools
School Lunch Program
33,487.31
School Athletic Program
4,761.60
Tuition of State Wards
12,630.75
Other Tuition
3,128.97
All Other
18,047.99
Total for Schools
72,056.62
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Library
Fines
197.51
Recreation and Unclassified :
Rent of Fino Field All Other
1,037.80
858.50
Total for Recreation and Unclassified
1,896.30
Cemeteries
Sale of Lots
210.00
Care of Lots
270.00
Interments
1,395.00
Total for Cemeteries
1,875.00
Interest
On Deposits
5,084.00
On Deferred Taxes
6,535.04
On Special Assessments
98.63
On Tax Titles
42.18
On Post War Rehabilitation Fund
188.00
On Cemetery Funds
2,783.91
Total for Interest 14,731.76
Municipal Indebtedness
Anticipation of Revenue Loans
400,000.00
Agency, Trust and Investment
Dog Licenses for County
2,528.75
Cemetery Perpetual Care Bequests
1,575.00
Tailings
391.76
Payroll Deductions:
State Tax
10,085.86
Blue Cross and Blue Shield
1,541.20
224
Group Insurance U.S. Bonds Federal Taxes
16,729.36
11,966.69
130,185.75
Total for Agency, Trust and Investment 175,004.37
Refunds
General Departments
6,621.48
Dividends on Group Insurance
3,457.13
Taxi Badge
26.00
Return of Petty Cash Advance
30.00
Total for Refunds
10,134.61
Transfers
Library from Dog Tax
1,653.33
Meter Operation-Salaries from Meter
Collections
16,378.24
Meter Operation-Maintenance from Meter Collections
1,500.00
Construction of Blanchard Road from
State Bond Issue
11,550.00
Construction of Fountain Street from State Bond Issue 19,077.69
Selectmen-Expenses from Reserve Fund
600.00
Accountant-Salaries from Reserve Fund 250.00
Treasurer-Expenses from Reserve Fund 12.00
Town Counsel-Expenses from Reserve Fund 150.00
Police-Traffic Signals from Reserve Fund 720.00
Zoning Board-from Reserve Fund 75.00
Dog Officer-Expenses from Reserve Fund 75.00
Health-Expenses from Reserve Fund
3,268.66
Veterans Benefits-Adm. from Reserve Fund 109.75
Veterans Benefits-Investigation from
Reserve Fund 34.00
Veterans Benefits-Assistance from
Reserve Fund 4,500.00
225
Damage to Persons and Property-from Reserve Fund 3,900.00
Fino Field Operation-from Reserve Fund
155.00
Workmen's Comp. Insurance-from Reserve Fund
1,433.18
Group Insurance-from Reserve Fund
825.00
Blanket Insurance-from Reserve Fund
975.00
Boiler Insurance-from Reserve Fund
65.52
No. Purchase Cemetery-from Reserve Fund
75.00
Interest-from Reserve Fund
1,374.04
Total for Transfers
68,756.41
Total Receipts
$3,213,259.47
Cash in Treasury-January 1, 1959
825,661.97
Grand Total
$4,038,921.44
EXPENDITURES 1959
General Government
Moderator
$150.00
Finance Committee:
Salaries
$300.00
Expenses
225.09
Total for Finance Committee
525.09
Selectmen:
Salaries of Selectmen
1,815.00
Salary of Clerk
550.00
Expenses :
Stationery and Postage
214.32
Printing and Advertising
762.53
Telephone
265.70
Engineering Survey
225.00
Attorney's Fees
750.00
226
All Other
291.30
Total for Selectmen
4,873.85
Accountant:
Salaries:
Accountant
5,871.08
Clerk Hire
3,341.25
Expenses :
Stationery and Postage
138.52
Telephone
180.10
Binding
66.00
Association Dues
5.00
Maintenance of Equipment
42.00
All Other
57.75
Total for Accountant
9,701.70
Treasurer:
Salaries and Wages:
Treasurer
4,252.51
Clerical
3,212.47
Expenses :
New Equipment
550.00
Stationery and Postage
179.45
Printing and Advertising
430.27
Telephone
188.28
Surety Bond
221.35
All Other
111.82
Total for Treasurer
9,146.15
Tax Collector:
Salaries:
Tax Collector
5,649.52
Clerical
3,269.98
Expenses :
Stationery and Postage
746.67
Printing and Advertising
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