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22
42
15
17
96
Michael C. DeLuca
1
44
45
John V. Iadarola
78
75
71
106
184
514
James E. Maher
42
31
51
75
139
338
Thomas J. Ryan
1
1
John J. Shea
1
1
George O. Stewart
33
57
18
23
82
213
Vincenzo V. Volpe
42
214
65
29
89
439
Blanks
681
782
763
718 1024
3968
Park Commissioner, 3 Years
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Angelo P. Ferrario
412
474
491
449
640
2466
..
James F. Morey
1
1
Albert Sayles
1
1
David Thomas
1
1
1
Lester Griffith
1
1
27
Albert J. Inglesi Blanks
317
593
339
360
645
2254
171
136
181
157
251
896
Tree Warden, 1 Year
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Matthew P. Andreano
609
773
703
683 1064
3832
Blanks
291
430
308
283
472
1784
Constables, 1 Year
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
George A. Bagley
547
633
617
593
981
3371
Iginio A. Pantano
601
875
687
621 1024
3808
George L. Sprague
505
558
598
588
943
3192
Joseph T. Testa
499
774
577
518
861
3229
Richard N. Ashcroft
213
195
226
249
469
1352
Charles T. Costigan
377
269
379
437
762
2224
Frank A. D'Alessandro
294
562
366
365
537
2124
John V. Iadarola
1
1
Blanks
1464 2149 1604 1459 2103
8779
Milford Housing Authority, 5 Years
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Leo A. Papleian
536
666
624
650 1009
3485
Nicholas P. Capece
1
1
Blanks
364
537
386
316
527
2130
Milford Housing Authority, 4 Years
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
William L. Whalen
552
591
575
616
949
3283
James E. Maher
1
1
Blanks
347
612
436
350
587
2332
Precinct 1. Town Meeting Members, 3 Years
"James F. Birmingham, 53 Jefferson Street
479
*Patrick Carroll, 18 Court Square
492
*Susanne T. Caswell, 26 Jefferson Street
453
*Joseph DiBattista, 51 North Bow Street 476
"Morgan C. Flaherty, 23 Glines Avenue
465
*Richard Foncault, 1 Prentice Avenue
437
"Pio A. Guglielmi, 27 Court Street
465
.
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"Robert E. Holmes, 73 School Street 451
*Nicholas J. Julian, 11 Goodrich Court 454
*Frank W. Mitchell, 83 Main Street 431
*John T. O'Brien, 69 School Street 461
*Iginio A. Pantano, 41 Sumner Street 472
*Daniel W. Timlege, 4 Prentice Avenue 433
*Bette A. DePaolo, 56 Jefferson Street 414 Blanks 6217
Town Meeting Member, 1 Year
*John J. Wilson, 116 Main Street 468
Blanks 432
Precinct 2.
Town Meeting Members, 3 Years
*Louis Abbiuso, 3 Plain Street 744
*Veto A. Anesta, 37 Woodland Avenue 658
*Joan M. Bagaglio, 103 East Main Street 705
*Harold V. Calabrese, 10 Free Street 692
* Alfred E. DiGiannantonio, 11 Florence Street 657
*Rosario J. Mazzarelli, 69 East Main Street
728
"Dorothy M. Morte, 63 Hayward Street
*Giacchino T. Paganelli, 57 Mt. Pleasant Street 613
686
*Robert A. Tacconi, 62 Medway Street
665
" Mary R. Tomaso, 47 Mt. Pleasant Street
623
655
*Ralph Fantini, 440 East Main Street
462
* Alfred N. Lanzetta, 34 Cedar Street 587
546
7399
Town Meeting Member, 1 Year
*James J. Volpe, 3 Dominick Street Blanks 580
623
Precinct 3.
Town Meeting Members, 3 Years
*Joseph P. Calagione, 20 Depot Street 611
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*Dewey P. Zacchilli, 13 Como Court Benjamin T. Burns, Jr., 1 East Walnut Street
422
*Pasquale A. Niro, 31 Mt. Pleasant Street Blanks
* Nicholas P. Capece, 26 Chestnut Street 60€
*Victor G. Casasanta, 67 East Street 559
* Anthony F. DeLuca, 49 East Street 584
*Rico Ferrucci, 279 South Central Street 532
571
* Alfred J. Imbruno, 27 Orange Street *Edwin L. Slavin, 40 Chestnut Street *Edward L. Speroni, 55 Claflin Street *Egidio R. DeFonzo, 34 South Main Street
488
554
496
* Alice E. Fitzpatrick, 15 Fairfield Court
491
433
* Gerard A. Guertin, 19 Archer Avenue "Ruth M. Hayes, 15 South Cedar Street *Stephen A. Laczenski, 52 Depot Street "John F. Morgan, 10 Fairfield Court
487
484
459
* Augustus Serrano, 19 Whitney Street 535 Mildred A. DeCoste, 14 Franklin Street 1 Roxford Earl, 44 South Main Street 1 Blanks 7273
Town Meeting Members, 2 Years
"James E. Ennis, 27 Forest Street Richard A. Taylor, 30 Chestnut Street 328
386
*Charles B. Tomaso, 58 Grove Street Salvatore Tomaso, 30 Beach Street Extension Nicholas J. Capece, 26 Chestnut Street Blanks
250
2
678
Town Meeting Member, 1 Year
"Charles J. Reneau, 18 Chapin Street Blanks 496
515
Precinct 4. Town Meeting Members, 3 Years
* Frederick P. Belforti, 65 Water Street 556
*James E. Birmingham, 26 Parker Hill Avenue 542
"Rita K. Bishop, 360 Main Street 543
*John George Cahill, 293 Main Street 549
*William B. Dugan, 1 Otis Street 618
"Francis J. Fitzpatrick, 321 Main Street 529
*John H. Kavanagh, 316 Main Street 500
"Clement H. Moran, 16 Gibbon Avenue 557
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378
*Joseph N. Norton, 22 Prospect Street 547
*Richard P. Rae, 370 Main Street 561
* Philip S. Watson, 38 Vine Street 452
*Robert E. Blessington, 3 Lawrence Street
448
"Joseph R. Brown, 335 Main Street 450
Anthony R. Cipriani, 18 Leonard Street 374
Domenic E. D'Alessandro, 12 Gibbon Avenue 358
Robert M. Fitzpatrick, 319 Main Street
419
* Michael A. Minichiello, 4 Gibbon Avenue Blanks
429
5092
Town Meeting Member, 2 Years
*James E. Maher, 40 Bancroft Avenue 560 Blanks 406
Precinct 5.
Town Meeting Members, 3 Years
*John F. Adams, 32 Grant Street
672
*Hugo A. Andreotti, 200 Congress Street 807
*Lillian M. Bonetti, 67 West Street 731
697
*James F. Cahill, 26 West Walnut Street Henry J. Charzenski, Silver Hill Road
580
* William R. Crivello, Legion Street
724
"Roger J. Ferraro, 169 Purchase Street
717
*Lester H. Griffith, 223 Congress Street
703
"John J. Kelley, 27 West Walnut Street
635
*Rudolph A. Larson, 243 Congress Street
790
* Robert E. McGinnis, 96 School Street *John J. McGrath, 34 Grant Street
660
*Joseph T. Testa, 4 Purchase Street James L. Ahearn, 12 Madden Avenue Martin H. Cahill, 46 Luby Avenue
576
503
*David F. Cenedella, 41 West Walnut Street Francis J. Fitzpatrick, 47 West Walnut Street
783
575
756
*Lawrence S. Jaques, 158 Purchase Street Michael Morganelli, 19 West Walnut Street Ernest E. O'Brien, 7 Walker Avenue
624
622
John V. Iadarola, 96 High Street Blanks
2
7716
31
958
673
Town Meeting Member, 1 Year
*Walter F. Browne, 1852 Purchase Street Blanks
844 692
The following is a report of the precincts:
Precinct 1. 900 reported at 9:55 P.M. on March 2, 1959
Precinct 2. 1203 reported at 11:45 P.M. on March 2, 1959
Precinct 3. 1011 reported at 11:33 P.M. on March 2, 1959 Precinct 4. 966 reported at 11:50 P.M. on March 2, 1959 Precinct 5. 1536 reported at 11:59 P.M. on March 2, 1959
The results of the ballot were announced at 1:30 A.M. on March 3rd, 1959.
A true record
Attest:
CATHERINE L. COYNE,
Town Clerk
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, MARCH 11th, 1959 Commonwealth of Massachusetts
The meeting was called to order at 8 P.M. by Moderator John F. Curran. 167 members were present.
Vacancies were filled in Precinct 2 and Precinct 4. Peter A. Paradiso, 17 Woodland Street was elected in Precinct 2 and John J. Hennessy, 5 Nelson Heights was elected in Precinct 4.
The following Resolutions were presented to the meeting:
Resolution
WHEREAS, Almighty God, in His infinite wisdom, has deigned to summon His servant, Martin B. Ahearn, to his eternal reward and repose.
WHEREAS, for many years he served this body as a member, being a faithful attendant and taking part in, and contributing much, to our discussions and deliberations, and,
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WHEREAS, his passing is deeply mourned by his many friends and associates,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this meeting offer our sympathy by suspending the business of the meeting while we stand in silent tribute to his memory, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that his wife be presented a copy of these resolutions and that these proceedings be entered in the records of this meeting in the next Annual Town Report.
For the Committee,
JOHN P. PYNE
Resolution
WHEREAS, the Town Meeting has learned with regret and sorrow of the death of John A. Costantino, and
WHEREAS, Mr. Costantino through his attendance at these meetings rendered a service to the town in keeping with the spirit of good citizenship,
WHEREAS, in his passing the community has lost a devoted and sincere gentleman, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, that as a mark of respect to his memory that this body stand in silent tribute, to his memory, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of these resolutions be sent to his family and same be published in the next annual Town Report.
For the Committee,
ANTHONY E. ALLEGREZZA
Resolution
WHEREAS, the Citizens of Milford have learned with regret and sorrow of the death of John F. Casey and
WHEREAS, Mr. Casey, a native and lifelong resident of Mil- ford, a member of this body since its inception, and a retired employee of the Highway Department who served long and faith- fully the Citizens of Milford and
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WHEREAS, Mr. Casey through his regular attendance at these meetings although he seldom took the floor in debate when he did he made it short and to the point and
WHEREAS, his was a long and Honorable Service performed efficiently and conscientiously for the benefit of all our citizens in his passing the Town has lost a devoted and sincere son.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that as a symbol of our respect that the business of this meeting be suspended and that the members stand in silent tribute to his memory and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that his family be presented a copy of these resolutions and that a copy be inserted in the records of the next Annual Town Report.
For the Committee, WILLIAM F. FITZPATRICK
The body stood in silence in memory of the departed members.
Under Article 1 reports were submitted and read.
Report of the Revaluation Study Committee
The Revaluation Study Committee respectfully submits this report on the progress of the Committee which was instructed to consider "the advisability of revaluing the real estate and land values of the Town of Milford."
During the year, the Committee met with representatives of several revaluation firms and the various aspects of this broad ques- tion were discussed.
It had been hoped that the work of this Committee would have been completed in time for a final report at this annual Town Meet- ing. However, the Committee, in order to submit a complete report, has a few other phases of this question which should be investigated.
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Consequently, the Town Meeting is asked to accept this report as one of progress and to continue this Committee to complete its study.
Respectfully submitted, MICHAEL J. DeCESARE WALTER FITZGERALD
March 11, 1959
It was moved and seconded to lay report on the table.
Report of the Personnel Board To the Annual Town Meeting, March 11, 1959
At a special Town Meeting held on September 17, 1957, the following article 1 was voted quote: "That the Town vote to estab- lish a committee of three (3) to be known as the Personnel Board Appointed by the Board of Selectmen, to study the salaries, wages, hours and duties of all paid town officers and employees, such board to make a report with its recommendations to the Town Meeting seasonably before 1958 Annual Town Meeting; and to appropriate the sum of Fifteen Hundred ($1500.00) Dollars from available funds in the Excess and Deficiency Account for the purpose of such committee"-end of quote.
In November of 1957, the Board of Selectmen appointed the following as members of the Personnel Board:
Harry Klein Daniel F. Doherty Joseph D. Blascio
At an organization meeting held on December 10, 1957, Harry Klein was named Chairman and Joseph D. Blascio, Secretary. Following several meetings at which a study of our local wage and salary schedule was discussed, the Committee decided to interview professional management consulting firms and ask for recommenda- tions and any help that they could offer.
Interviews with the following firms were held in January of 1958:
Sumner D. Charm and Associates, Boston, Mass.
Charles M. Evans & Associates, Boston, Mass.
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Bids were requested and received from these firms as follows: Sumner D. Charm & Associates, Boston-$425.00
Charles M. Evans & Associates, Boston-$2500.00-Later ad- justed to $1500.00 in view of the $1500.00 raised and appropriated for this survey and after comparing both bids, the Committee de- cided on March 14, 1958 to hire the management consulting firm of Sumner D. Charm & Associates of Boston. We had received not only a fine presentation from this firm, but had also received many recommendations as to the business experience of Mr. Charm who heads up this firm.
A widely approved and accepted method of carrying out the wage and salary study was used. One important thing we would like to bring out here is that in our entire study it was necessary for the Committee to be as objective as possible. Therefore, we want everyone to know that only job content was rated-personalities or individuals did not enter our study. We think everyone can appre- ciate this method of approach as it is the only fair way to conduct a study of such magnitude.
It has been the unanimous opinion of your Committee from the start that no salary plan recommended would reduce the salary of any present employee. The Personnel Board instructed the firm of Sumner D. Charm & Associates to describe the facts as they are and to furnish complete information that would permit your Com- mittee to arrive at recommendations resulting in an honest and equitable compensation policy and plan for the town employees.
In June of 1958, the Board received three (3) copies of com- pleted survey-one copy of which is submitted herewith as part of our report.
Our next step was to check the rates for comparable key jobs in comparable Massachusetts communities included in our survey. This gave us a yardstick. As you can well imagine, there were highs and lows in this area survey study. In arriving at our recom- mendation, we tried to be fair both to the town employee and to the Town. We believe in all cases our recommendation is backed up with facts and can be substantiated. Therefore, we the Personnel Board feel that the resulting recommendation of a five per cent increase represents an honest and equitable adjustment at this time.
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There is no doubt in the Committee's mind that some differ- entials do exist. However, it was not possible due to time element to study and recommend adjustments - any adjustments made would reflect on the department heads and Finance Committee's recommendations of previous years. It is the opinion of the Person- nel Board that if the Town continues this type of committee, a further study of existing differentials should be made.
Report of Expenditures:
Area Wage Survey by Sumner D. Charm & Associates, $425.00
Boston
Clark Printing Company, Milford, Mass., Stationery 15.50
Total Expenditures
$440.50
In conclusion we wish to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Selectmen, the Town Counsel, the Town Clerk and all Department Heads for their solicited cooperation.
Respectfully submitted, The Personnel Board
HARRY KLEIN, Chairman
DANIEL F. DOHERTY JOSEPH D. BLASCIO, Secretary
It was moved and seconded that report of Personnel Board be accepted and placed on file.
Milford Police Station Committee Progress Report
At the 1958 annual town meeting a committee report was made by John C. Lynch, Jr., to the effect that it was the opinion of the majority of the members on the committee that something should be done to render the activities of the police department more in keeping with present day standards.
This committee has made extensive inquiries into the possi- bilities of getting federal aid in the matter of drawing up working plans for a proposed new police station in the Town of Milford.
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Congressman Philip J. Philbin of Clinton has been most co-operative in furnishing federal forms and applications to the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Under the present federal laws pertaining to this type of financial assistance, a town may apply for the cost of working plans which will be paid for by the federal government with the condition that when construction starts the town will repay cost without interest. Congressman Philbin has requesed that Mr. Dexter W. Hill of the Housing and Home Finance Agency call at the office of Chief of Police William F. Fitzpatrick for the purpose of establishing the initial steps toward obtaining federal assistance. To date nothing has developed on this particular phase of committee work.
Mr. Hill is a Regional Federal Agency Executive and he has covered New England in the past 30 years on similar public con- struction projects in cities and towns. Mr. Hill indicated on his visit to Milford Police Offices last week, that the facilities are wholly inadequate. He suggested that the money for working plans could be had once approval is given for plans for the project by the town meeting.
JOHN C. LYNCH, JR., Chairman Precinct 4
It was moved and seconded to lay report on the table.
Voted: That the reports of all Town Offices and Committees of said town be accepted.
Article 2. Voted: That the town vote to receive the report of the Finance Committee and that the Moderator inquire if any voter wishes to consider any item separately. Any voter who so wishes shall ask the Moderator to remove this item from the report and when this has been done, that the town vote to raise and appropriate the amounts recommended by the Finance Committee. The meeting shall then consider the items to which objection has been made by taking up each item individually.
General Government
Moderator
$150.00
Finance Committee-Salaries and Wages 300.00
Finance Committee-General Expenses 375.00
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Selectmen-Salaries and Wages
1,815.00
Selectmen-Salary of Clerk
550.00
Selectmen-General Expenses
1,920.00
Accountant-Salaries and Wages
9,083.55
Accountant-General Expenses
500.00
Treasurer-Salaries and Wages
7,464.98
Treasurer-General Expenses
900.00
Treasurer-Surety Bond
280.50
Treasurer-New Equipment
550.00
Assessors-Salaries and Wages
10,589.93
Assessors-General Expenses
1,200.00
Assessors-Certification of Notes
50.00
Tax Collector-Salaries and Wages
8,919.50
Tax Collector-General Expenses
1,900.00
Tax Collector-Bonds
518.75
Tax Collector-Burglary Insurance
300.00
Town Counsel-Salary
1,573.00
Town Counsel-General Expenses
150.00
Town Clerk-Salary
4,135.95
Town Clerk-General Expenses
750.00
Town Clerk-Clerk Hire
5,628.18
Elections, Registrations and Town Meetings-Salaries
6,583.91
Elections, Registrations and Town Meetings-Expenses
3,308.00
Town Hall-Salaries and Wages
4,037.51
Town Hall-General Expenses
4,525.00
Town Hall-New Equipment
500.00
Care of Town Clock
150.00
Memorial Hall-Salary
1,977.00
Memorial Hall-General Expenses
1,500.00
Memorial Hall-Building Repairs
477.00
Planning Board-General Expenses
750.00
Zoning Board
25.00
Protection of Persons and Property
Police Department-Salaries and Wages
91,441.85
Police Department-General Expenses 5,525.00
Police Department-Uniform Allowance
1,575.00
Police Department-Police Training School
320.00
Police Department-Maintenance of Traffic Signals
1,600.00
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Police Department-Out of State Travel
100.00 1,000.00
Police Department-New Cruiser
Court Fees
250.00
Fire Department-Pay of Members (Permanent)
117,954.08
Fire Department-Pay of Call Firemen
8,000.00
Fire Department-General Expenses
8,450.00
Fire Department-Repairs to Fire Alarm
2,000.00
Fire Department-New Hose
1,000.00
Fire Department-Uniform Allowance
1,725.00
Fire Department-Brush Fires
500.00
Fire Department-Out of State Travel
100.00
Fire Department-New Equipment
1,000.00
Fire Department-New Chief's Car
1,500.00
Hydrant Service
17,925.00
Rifle Range-Practice
250.00
Rifle Range-Maintenance
400.00
Inspector of Wires-Salary
588.06
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Salary
1,437.48
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Expenses
200.00
Insect Pest Control-Wages
250.00
Insect Pest Control-General Expenses
1,500.00
Care, Removing and Planting Trees
2,000.00
Dutch Elm Disease Control
4,000.00
Removing Brush
1,500.00
New Trees
200.00
Poison Ivy Control
200.00
Dog Officer-Salary
300.00
Dog Officer-General Expenses
655.00
Health and Sanitation
Health Department-Salaries and Wages
10,527.99
Health Department-General Expenses
13,500.00
Inspector of Animals-Salary
471.90
Inspector of Animals-General Expenses
100.00
Dental Clinic-Salaries
2,032.80
Dental Clinic-General Expenses
400.00
Dental Clinic-New Office Equipment
2,480.80
Sewer Department-Salaries and Wages
12,250.48
Sewer Department-General Expenses
7,000.00
Flushing Sewers-Wages
1,000.00
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Highways
Highway Department-Salaries and Wages
85,319.44
Highway Department-General Expenses
12,000.00
Highway Department-Resurfacing Streets
19,000.00
Highway Department-Maintenance and Care of Town Improvements 500.00
Highway Department-Repairs of Sidewalks
4,000.00
Highway Department-Snow and Ice Removal
26,000.00
Highway Department-New Drainage
8,000.00
Highway Department-New Sidewalk Construction
10,000.00
Highway Department-Installing and Repairing Street Signs 500.00
Highway Department-New Car
2,000.00
Street Lighting
33,000.00
Veterans' Benefits
Veterans' Benefits 53,800.00
Welfare Department
Welfare Agent
4,685.78
Social Worker
3,722.04
Social Worker
3,722.04
Clerk
3,212.48
Welfare Board Member
732.50
Town Physician
1,089.00
Making a total of $23,733.94 of which there is to be raised and appropriated from taxation $13,497.34 and the balance $10,236.60 to be appropriated from O.A.A. and A.D.C. and D.A. Federal Grants.
General Aid
27,500.00
Administration Expenses
200.00
Welfare
Aid to Dependent Children, Disability Assistance, and Old Age Assistance 183,966.08
Administration
Aid to Dependent Children, Disability Assistance,
and Old Age Assistance 1,100.00
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Medical Home
Salary and Wages
65,219.95
Schools and Library
School Department-Salaries and Wages
520,069.14
School Department-Transportation
29,687.00
Library-Salaries and Wages
13,513.03
Library-General Expenses
5,000.00
Recreation
Town Parks-Salaries and Wages
3,700.00
Town Parks-General Expenses
1,000.00
Playgrounds-Salaries and Wages
3,000.00
Playgrounds-General Expenses
1,000.00
Playgrounds-Veterans' Housing Playground
200.00
Fino Field-Salaries and Wages
1,614.00
Fino Field-General Expenses
1,400.00
Fino Field-New Bleachers
800.00
Fino Field Annex-Salaries and Wages
700.00
Fino Field Annex-General Expenses
300.00
Fino Field Swimming Pool Area-Salaries and Wages
1,000.00
Fino Field Swimming Pool Area-General Expenses
500.00
Fino Field Swimming Pool Facilities-Salaries and Wages 3,750.00
Fino Field Swimming Pool Facilities-General
Expenses
1,600.00
Junior League Field-Salaries
700.00
Junior League Field-General Expenses
1,000.00
Unclassified
Workmen's Compensation and Public Liability
9,386.61
Printing of Town Reports
2,180.40
Damage to Persons and Property
2,235.00
Flowage Rights-Clark Heirs
69.00
Memorial Day-Sons of Union Veterans
200.00
Memorial Day-American Legion
600.00
Memorial Day-Spanish War Veterans
75.00
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Memorial Day-Mass. State Guard Veterans Veterans Day-Veterans of Foreign Wars Worcester County Extension Service
50.00 600.00 50.00
Blanket Insurance
9,600.00
Reserve Fund
20,000.00
Headquarters-Disabled American Veterans
600.00
Headquarters-Marine Corps Veterans
600.00
Stocking Ponds
200.00
Maintenance of Cedar Swamp-Pond Area
200.00
Boiler Insurance (Three year coverage)
1,315.96
Planting Trees-Fino Field
200.00
Cemeteries
Vernon Grove Cemetery-Salaries and Wages
3,800.00
Vernon Grove Cemetery-General Expenses 700.00
Interest and Maturing Debt
Maturing Debt
72,963.96
Maturing Interest
39,383.25
Retirement Fund
Milford Contributory Retirement
21,451.54
Group Insurance
Town Employees
15,500.00
Assessments
Worcester County TB Assessment
46,204.14
County Tax
82,392.03
County Tax-TB Assessment Underestimate 1958 County Tax 17,323.70
State Parks and Reservations
8,806.94
Audit of Municipal Accounts
3,187.53
Examination of Retirement System
65.67
School Department-General Expenses
Voted: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of $153,749.05 for Schools-General Expenses 153,749.05
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Veterans' Benefits
Voted: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of $3,888.04 for Veterans'-Salary and Wages 3,888.04
Voted: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of $995.00 to the Administration and Office Supplies Ac- count in Veterans' Services 995.00 Voted: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of $350.00 for Investigation Expense Account 350.00
Voted: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 to the New Equipment Account in the Department of Veterans' Services 100.00
Welfare Department-Medical Home Medical Home-General Expenses
Voted: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of $33,250.00 for Medical Home-General Expense Account 33,250.00 Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for New Equipment-Range and Floor Covering at Medical Home 1,000.00
Voted: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for Dumb Waiter at Medical Home
1,000.00
Welfare Department-Personal Services
Voted: Welfare Agent
4,685.78
Social Worker 3,722.04
Social Worker
3,722.04
Clerk
3,212.48
Clerk
3,212.48
Welfare Board Member
732.50
Town Physician 1,089.00
Making a total of $23,955.45 of which there is to be raised and appropriated from taxation $13,618.89 and the balance of $10,336.60 to be appropriated from OAA and ADC and DA Federal Grants 13,618.89
Article 3. Voted: That the Town vote to authorize the Treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from
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