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though these cities and towns are located in higher labor market areas than Milford, this group provides a means for making better and fairer evaluation.
This year our recommendation for a wage level adjustment will again be based on the increase in the cost of living and the increase of wages in private industry. In addition to this we will also recom- mend an adjustment of a number of major and minor inequities. We. wish that we could say all inequities but until our studies have been completed this cannot be done. The board however, believes that in their work of the past year they have been successful in their efforts to serve both the town employees and the tax payers fairly and we hope that our recommendations and our work for the year- will meet with your approval.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE V. LARKIN, Chairman:
ELMER M. HOLLIS, Secretary GEORGE BELFORTI FRANCIS W. COLLINS JOHN J. DOYLE
Report of the Department of Veterans' Services
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Voters of Milford:
REPORT OF VETERANS' SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Receipts
Appropriation
$60,000.00
Cancelled Checks
1,513.80
$61,513.80
Accounts Payable
Sundry Persons Allen, Eugene, M.D.
$33,999.71
58.00
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Bon Tempo, Carl, M.D.
80.00
Capece, Nicholas, M.D.
477.00
Botelho, Carolyn, R.N.
144.00
Carmichaels Pharmacy
132.55
Carroll, Charles, M.D.
51.00
Children's Hospital Medical Center
49.84
Cicchetti, John, M.D.
5.00
Claflin Hill Rest Home
1,083.00
Coniaris, John, M.D.
5.00
Costrino, Michael, D.M.D.
9.00
Crowley, Walter, M.D.
3.00
Davorens Pharmacy
27.96
Depalo, Thomas, M.D.
12.00
District Nursing Association
26.00
Dorenbaum, Myron, D.M.D.
5.00
Ferrucci, Joseph, M.D.
65.00
Framingham Union Hospital
270.38
Gagliardi, George, M.D.
32.00
Grant, W. T.
26.68
Heller, Sidney, Dr.
3.00
Hills, H. & Sons Market
113.63
Hospital Pharmacy
30.90
Iacovelli, Anthony, Dr.
28.00
Iacovelli, Henry, Dr.
122.00
Izbicki, Roberta, R.N.
108.00
Jansen, Alfred, M.D.
11.00
Joslin Clinic
26.70
Lampman's Drug Store
22.84
Lavallie, Barbara, R.N.
18.00
MacLellan, J., D.M.D.
5.00
Markarian, Sharvaris, M.D.
9.00
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
49.95
Mastroianni, Nicholas, M.D.
108.00
Milford Hospital, Dr.
1,621.45
Milford Medical Home
4,745.00
Myzliwiec, Jane, R.N.
144.00
Nathanson, Norman, D.M.D.
3.00
Neilan's Drug Store
161.18
New England Deaconess Hospital
724.62
Norwood Hospital
93.84
Nossiff, George, M.D.
24.00
Piscia, Peter, Dr.
10.00
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Plains Pharmacy
1,325.73
Pondville State Hospital
165.00
Powers, Thomas, Dr.
47.50
Professional Laboratory
15.00
Reichert, Clifford, M.D.
5.00
Rice, J. Allen & Co.
325.95
Ragonese, Angelo, Dr.
28.00
Rowbotham, J.L.M., M.D.
3.00
Ruggerio Bros.
205.00
Shenker, Harold, M.D.
153.90
Simmons, Alice, R.N.
540.00
St. John's Hospital
113.36
St. Joseph's Hospital
25.00
St. Vincent's Hospital
307.86
Sweet, A. H. Drugs
235.00
Tobin, Sadie, R.N.
324.00
Worcester City Hospital
309.71
Cattella's Market
30.00
Clark-Shaughnessy Oil Co.
4.50
Cut Price Market
15.00
Deluca's Market
120.00
DiVittorio's Oil Service
9.00
Independent Market
155.00
Julian's Oil Service
56.90
Meldonian's Market
40.00
McCausland's Market
110.00
Stop and Shop, Inc.
30.00
Testa's Market
230.00
$49,744.64
Unexpended Balance
11,769.16
$61,513.80
ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES
Appropriated
$1,065.00
Expenses
Aucoin's Press
$ 6.48
Clarke Printing
109.75
Hunter Photo Copyist
204.69
Lovejoy Express
2.45
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Milford Daily News
13.40
Mastroianni, A. J.
214.27
New England Tel. and Tel. Co.
321.15
Royal McBee Corp. Stimpson Office Suppliers
99.80
Topic Publishers
9.00
Veterans' Agents' Association
15.00
Veterans' Information Service
9.00
U.S. Post Office
16.00
$1,034.14
Unexpended Balance
30.86
$1,065.00
VETERANS' DIRECTOR'S SALARY
Appropriated
$4,043.56
Salary
$4,043.56
VETERANS' DIRECTOR'S INVESTIGATION EXPENSES
Appropriated
$ 350.00 83.00
Transferred from Reserves
Anthony J. Mastroianni
$ 433.00
NEW EQUIPMENT
Appropriated
$ 100.00
Transferred from Reserves
84.00
Stimpson Office Supplies
$ 184.00
VETERANS' BENEFITS:
A total of 129 individual cases were processed during the year out of which a total of 97 cases were aided.
In administering to these cases it was necessary to hold
315 investigations 394 records were sent for and filed
1164 payment checks made out and mailed 380 authorization requests made 264 medical bills received, authorization received and payments made
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16.20
VETERANS' SERVICES:
A total of 8,975 inquiries were handled through this office for the year which included:
Pensions-73 applications filed-36 approvals received bring- ing into the town $34,020.00
Hospitalization-151 admissions handled through office
Education-121 inquiries handled-14 admissions to colleges being made
Compensation-56 claims processed
Loans-90 loan applications were filed, and certificates re- ceived; 22 loans were issued and guaranteed by the VA totaling $220,000.00
Insurance-250 insurance claims were handled
Taxes-98 tax applications were filed for
Telephone Calls-1953 handled
Social Security-294 cases handled
Civil Service-116 cases handled
Bonus-12 cases handled
Photo-Stating-2,150 copies made
Finance-246 cases handled
Records-574 sent for
Veteran Administration-356 letters sent and received
Unemployment Compensation-158 inquiries handled
Rehabilitation-27 inquiries handled
Respectfully submitted,
ANTHONY J. MASTROIANNI,
Director
Report of Board of Health
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens of the Town of Milford:
Dr. Nicholas J. Capece was re-elected Chairman of the Board for the year at the organizational meeting on April 12, 1960. Other members of the Board are Frank Calzone and Harris Tredeau.
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Appointments made were as follows: Clerk and Agent, Adam F. Diorio; Nurse, Alice Fitzpatrick; Physician, Eugene E. Allen; Dentist, Dr. Joseph C. MacLellan; Plumbing Inspector, Charles J Ferrante and John F. Power; Burial Agent, Oscar Ayotte; Meat Inspector and Slaughtering Inspector, Philip Roy; Assistant Meat Inspector and Slaughtering Inspector, Alexander Iannitelli; Person to receive and report Contagious Diseases, Adam F. Diorio.
The Rat control program at the town dump has proved very satisfactory as the Board has an expert exterminator conducting the work.
Due to the lack of an appropriation the Mosquito Control pro- gram was not held in 1960. The Board is very hopeful of an appro- priation for the coming year to spray the town confines so that the Mosquito plague may be contained and eliminated.
Health Agent Adam F. Diorio attended a seminary held by the Central Worcester County Association of Health Boards. This seminary lasted for six weeks and took place in the West Boylston High School. Mr. Diorio received a diploma of merit.
Milk Dealers Permits 41
Manufacture of Ice Cream (Retail)
9
Sales of Oleomargarine 38
Conducting Undertaking Establishments
10
Sales of Denatured Alcohol
35
Conducting Slaughtering Houses
2
Permit to Remove or Transfer Garbage or Offal
3
Manufacture of Sausage (Retail)
22
Amount of Money Collected and Delivered to the Treasurer
For Licenses and Permits
$978.05
REPORT OF SLAUGHTERING INSPECTOR
Number of Cattle Inspected
163
Number of Hogs Inspected 758
Number of Calves Inspected 45
Number of Sheep Inspected
219
Total of Animals 1,185
All markets dealing in Meats and Provisions were personally inspected by Mr. Philip Roy, Inspector and Agent Adam F. Diorio.
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All were found to be meeting with the requirements of the Board of Health.
REPORT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR
Number of Complaints Investigated
109
Bakeries Inspected 3
Number of Garbage Complaints 6
Number of Eating and Drinking Establishments Inspected 33
Number of New Eating Establishments Inspected 2
Number of Grocery Stores and Markets Inspected
40
The lavatories in the Milford School System were inspected and approved.
The lavatories in all Milford factories were inspected. A sec- ond inspection was found to be necessary in several cases.
The lavatories in all theatres in Milford were inspected and found in order.
REPORT OF DENTAL CLINIC
Extractions Temporary Teeth
227
Extractions Permanent Teeth
57
Temporary Fillings
1,000
Permanent Fillings
504
Cleanings
461
Number of Visits
1,243
Total Operations
2,249
Amount Collected
$68.75
REPORT OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Total Number of Applications Filed
123
Total Number of Permits Issued 123
Total Number of Inspections Made 246
Total Number of Master Plumbers in Town 18
Total Number of Journeymen Plumbers in Town 6
Total Number of Master Plumbers Registered to do Work in Milford 52
Number of Septic Tanks Installed
22
Number of Inspections for Septic Tank Installation
44
DENTAL CLINIC SALARIES
Appropriation
$2,032.80
Joseph C. MacLellan, D.M.D. $2,032.80
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DENTAL CLINIC EXPENSES
Appropriation
$400.00
Expended
J. Allen Rice Co.
$ 2.60
Williams Dental Supply Co.
50.50
Smith-Holden, Inc.
293.05
27.41
N. E. Towel Supply Balance
26.44
$400.00
SALARIES
General Appropriation
$10,836.91
Expended :
Alice Fitzpatrick
$3,691.74
Adam F. Diorio
2,351.59
Benjamin N. Colabello
1,108.55
Eugene E. Allen, M.D.
1,110.72
Philip Roy
1,209.96
Charles Ferrante
591.85
John F. Power
165.50
Alexander Iannitelli
196.00
Christine Saletnik
12.00
Margaret Bradley
10.00
Carol Saletnik
8.00
Janet Tumolo
4.00
RoseMarie Ferelli
4.00
Kathleen Fitzpatrick
2.00
Paula Fornicari
2.00
Veronica Fornicari
2.00
June Inglesi
2.00
Nicholas J. Capece, M.D.
121.00
Frank Calzone
121.00
Harris Tredeau
121.00
$10,836.91
DOCTOR AND NURSES'S REPORT
Expenses
Total enrollment of St. Mary's School 950
Total enrollment of Sacred Heart School 418
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Spaced physical examinations were given to the students by the Board of Health Physician, Eugene E. Allen, M.D. Notices of defects found were sent home to the parents or guardians.
Massachusetts Vision test, and Audiometer Hearing tests were given during the school year and follow-up work done to be sure corrections had been made.
The Dental Clinic was held each week-day morning for stu- dents in all schools up to the fifth grade. Joseph MacLellen, D.M.D. is the attending dentist.
Mrs. Agnes Lewis, Dental Hygienist from the Worcester Health Office, did dental inspections on all the students in the Pre-primary to the sixth grades. Notices were sent home for corrections to be made. She was very pleased with the results, as many children went to their own dentist, or to the school dentist and most all had treatment done.
Any children with special health problems are referred to the Boston or Worcester Clinics.
Clinics
Three Antigen clinics were held at the Milford High School for pre-school and younger children who had never been immunized. Three doses are required for immunization. Booster doses were also given to all who requested them.
Eugene E. Allen, M.D. is the attending physician at all the clinics.
A Vaccination Clinic was held at the Milford High School for babies and pre-school children.
A Antigen Clinic was held at the Memorial School for the pre-primary and first grade pupils in all the schools. Booster doses were given to all who had signed the requests.
A Double Antigen Clinic was held at the Milford High School for the Junior classes in all the Schools and for the sixth graders in all the schools. Booster doses were given to all who requested it.
Two Polio Vaccine Clinics were held at the Memorial School for all adults and children who had not had the required number of doses needed for immunization. Many booster doses were also given to all who requested them.
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Communicable Diseases Reported
Measles
17 Chicken Pox 46
Mumps
33 Infectious Hepatitis 1
Meningitis
2 Scarlet Fever
2
Dog Bite
38 Cat Bite
2
Pulmonary Tuberculosis 6
Tuberculosis Report
New Cases Reported
6
New Cases Admitted
6
Old Cases Readmitted
1
No. of Patients in Sanatorium during the year
10
No. of Patients Discharged from Sanatorium during the year 3
No. of Deaths at Sanatorium during the year 1
No. of Patients in Sanatorium at the end of the year
6
GENERAL APPROPRIATION
Expenses
Appropriation
$18,175.70
Expended:
P. Eugene Casey Company
$ 960.00
Milford Daily News
70.75
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
213.15
Fitzpatrick's Express
25.50
Worcester County Electric Co.
55.28
John Molinari
6,240.00
James Ferrucci
4,849.92
Worcester County Sanatorium
3,064.50
Rubenstein Electric Co.
47.19
Milford Exterminating Service
399.96
George L. Sprague, Sr.
198.25
National Drugs, Inc.
18.00
New England Towel Supply
3.74
Smith-Holden, Inc.
33.50
Judy Villani
23.00
Park Pharmacy
58.30
Children's Hospital
864.00
Webber & Rose
35.80
Cahill's News Agency
17.90
Hobbs & Warren
27.08
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Royal-MacBee Corp.
24.20
Town Taxi
15.00
Adam F. Diorio (re-imbursement )
47.22
Gilman Bros., Inc.
37.93
Anthony Miaetta
26.40
Charles Tomaso
19.50
Dr. Eugene E. Allen
54.00
John F. Power
14.39
Clarke Printing Co.
106.25
DiPietro's Hardware
6.38
Dr. Nicholas J. Capece
21.00
Bertha DiAntonio
10.00
A. H. Sweet
351.21
Balance
236.40
$18,175.70
We wish to thank all who have in any way co-operated with the Board of Health during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
NICHOLAS J. CAPECE, M.D.
HARRIS P. TREDEAU FRANK CALZONE
Report of the Park Commissioners
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
and the Citizens of Milford:
We hereby submit our annual report for 1960 with financial report appended.
Hayward Field had a backstop installed this year and a new bubbler put in. We had hoped to reseed and grade this park last year but will do it in 1961 and make it the play area it should be.
The bleachers have to be replaced in Town Park and we hope to remove fifteen dead elms and replace them in 1961. Town Park needs reseeding and new loam badly. This is a project we hope to do too. Also seal one tennis court each year until they are all done.
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Two new sidewalks were put in this year. One from Congress Street through Town Park to the new Memorial School and an additional one from Congress Street down to the Stacy School. In 1961 we hope to put another one from Walnut Street to the Stacy School.
Prospect Heights play area needs to have the stone wall removed near it and the boulders removed beneath the swings and filled in with loam. It is dangerous as it is now.
The Playgrounds enjoyed another successful season under the supervision of Mr. Donald Carroll. Interpark ball games were held between the various playgrounds and the annual trips to Franklin Park and Purgatory were enjoyed. Arts and crafts were taught as part of the program.
Respectfully submitted,
GIACCHINO PAGANELLI ANGELO FERRARIO NAZZARENO BACI
Park Commissioners
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE PARK COMMISSIONERS
Salaries
Appropriation
$3,880.00
Alberto Bernardi
$ 120.00
Donald Carroll
60.00
William Colanti
149.45
Arthur DiVitto
111.00
John G. Early
108.00
Frances Hennessy
300.00
Ernest Luzi
750.00
Colagero Tomaso
120.00
Charles Smith
91.26
Filippo Vitali
40.00
William K. White
2,030.00
Balance
.29
Total
$3,880.00
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Expenses
Appropriation
$ 835.00
Aldrich's Lawn Mower Service
$ 44.90
Wm. H. Casey Store, Inc.
62.50
Henry Charzenski
10.00
Clarke Printing Co.
8.00
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co.
25.00
DiPietro's Paint & Hardware
25.74
Hillside Nursery
6.00
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co.
57.88
Iacovelli Oil Co.
8.55
Vincent Mancini
20.00
Jenney Super Service
3.00
Massachusetts Correctional Institution
106.29
M. E. O'Brien & Sons, Inc.
56.30
Milford Water Co.
59.04
Milford Welding Co.
65.00
A. M. Pantano
27.69
Bronislaus Pulnick
55.55
Rose Machine Shop
5.50
Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone Co.
17.91
Torosian's Drive-In Stand
15.70
Town Hall Service Station
51.31
Wabash Filing Supplies, Inc.
19.50
Edward Walenty
46.25
Worcester County Electric Co.
13.99
Leon Zocchi Co.
17.40
Milford Locksmith
4.40
Balance
1.60
Total
$ 835.00
NEW SIDEWALKS Congress to Elementary Memorial School
Appropriation
$2,200.00
Rolen Construction Co.
$ 870.00
Balance
1,330.00
Total
$2,200.00
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Congress Street to Stacy School
Appropriation
$2,500.00
Rolen Construction Co.
$1,114.50
Eastman and Corbett, Inc.
333.00
Milford Daily News
24.75
Balance
1,027.75
Total
$2,500.00
Hayward Field Improvements
Appropriation
$ 200.00
Wm. H. Casey Store
$ 5.76
Corbett Concrete Pipe Co.
25.00
Custom Fence Co., Inc.
28.11
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co.
16.92
N. Morelli & Sons
.99
Peter Manguso
8.05
L. N. Jaques & Son., Inc.
.35
Morris Sneiderman
13.20
Milford Machine Shop
34.00
Vincent Tomaso
25.00
Edward Walenty
32.50
Ernest Luzi
10.00
Balance
.12
Total
$ 200.00
Repairs to Comfort Station
Appropriation
$ 200.00
Wm. H. Casey Store, Inc.
$ 6.77
Central Supply Co.
29.33
William White
40.00
Kenneth E. Webster
80.00
Leon Zocchi
25.35
Balance
18.55
Total
$ 200.00
Draper Park Account
Gift of Madame Boncompagni to Town $1,000.00
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Balance from 1959 Account
.37
Total Pompeo Pettinari, Salary Filippo Vitali Balance
$1,000.37 $ 990.00
10.00
.37
Total
$1,000.37
New Mower Account
Appropriation
$ 565.35
Silcraft Corp.
$ 554.95
Balance
10.40
Total
$ 565.35
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE PLAYGROUNDS Salaries
Appropriation
$3,700.00
Payroll
$3,699.50
Balance
.50
Total
$3,700.00
Expenses
Appropriation
$1,000.00
B and F Enterprises, Inc.
$ 223.55
Cahill's News Agency
1.24
Don Coyle's Sporting Goods
141.52
Clarke Printing Co.
20.00
Gene's Variety Store
54.79
W. T. Grant Co.
5.50
Neilan's Drug Store
5.90
Plains Pharmacy
23.70
M. E. O'Brien & Sons, Inc.
516.70
W. E. Aubuchon Co.
.50
Balance
6.60
Total
$1,000.00
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HOUSING PROJECT
Appropriation
$ 200.00
M. E. O'Brien and Sons, Inc.
$ 187.82 12.00
William K. White Balance
.18
Total
$ 200.00
Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
I submit my report as Sealer of Weights and Measures for the year ending December 31, 1960.
I notified in compliance with the provisions of Section 41, Chapter 98 of the General Laws of Massachusetts, as amended giving notice to all persons, that all scales and measuring devices, for the purpose of buying and selling goods, wares and merchandise, to be brought in, and these devices be tested, adjusted and sealed. I then inspected all places of business in the Town of Milford.
This year we have two more new large super-markets and it is of course necessary to re-weigh prepackaged foodstuffs at regular intervals. This includes meat, vegetables, milk, butter and sundry foods. In checking 1925 packages of foodstuffs, I found 1310 .cor- rect, 425 underweight and 190 overweight.
Adjusted
Sealed
Scales over 10,000 lbs.
3
Scales 5,000 to 10,000 lbs.
1
Scales 100 to 5,000 lbs.
39
Scales under 100 lbs.
24
124
Weights
213
Gasoline pumps
16
75
Oil and Grease pumps
42
Vehicle tanks
11
22
Bulk storage
2
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Kerosene Sealing fees Paid Town Treasurer
1 $346.35 346.35
Sealer's Salary : Appropriated Salary
$1,437.38
$1,437.38
Sealer's Expenses : Appropriated
$ 200.00
Expenses :
W. & L. E. Gurley
$ 42.93
Sealer
84.00
Worcester Stamp
1.75
Transportation
66.00
Milford Daily News
5.25
Balance on Hand
$ 199.93 .07
I wish to thank the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the public for the help they have given me during the past year.
Respectfully, J. FRED MORAN
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Report of Memorial Hall Custodian
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Milford, Massachusetts
Herewith I submit my report as Custodian of Memorial Hall.
ITEMIZED LISTING 1960
Appropriation: Custodian Salary
$1,977.00
Expenditures :
Vincent J. Dagnese
$ 430.46
Joseph S. Comastra
1,546.54
$1,977.00
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BUILDING REPAIRS
General Appropriation
$ 350.00
Expenditures :
Leon Zocchi
$ 78.25
Bradbury-Locke Co.
10.73
William J. Bird ( Carpenter )
191.70
Wm. H. Casey Store, Inc.
3.22
Milford Welding Co.
43.50
Comolli-Lewis Electrical Co.
14.00
Thompson Oil Co., Inc.
7.50
Milford Locksmith
1.10
$ 350.00
1959 UNPAID BILL
Passed by Special Town Meeting, Article No. 4, November 22, 1960
Appropriation
$ 20.63
Expenditures :
Wm. H. Casey Store, Inc.
$ 20.63
$ 20.63
General Appropriation
$1,500.00
Transferred
1,635.00
Transferred
624.49
$3,759.49
Expenditures :
Milford Water Co.
$ 47.15
Thompson Oil Co., Inc.
875.47
Mazzarelli Mts.
7.27
Wm. H. Casey Store, Inc.
19.97
DiPietro's Paint and Hardware
31.97
Reformatory for Women
8.43
Aborn Chemical Industries
20.80
Robert M. Bickford (plumber)
64.79
Milford Window Cleaning Co.
25.00
Leonard N. Jaques Sons, Inc.
6.40
Jenney Super Service
5.91
Leon Zocchi Co.
1.95
Aldrich's Lawn Mower Service
12.00
Adam Crescensi (painter)
30.00
A. W. Lombardi ( carpenter )
3.50
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J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Inc.
13.25
Kibb Bros. Chimney Service
165.00
Milford Locksmith
42.75
Raymond Cardogno
35.00
Central Supply Co.
1.00
Julian's Oil Service, Inc.
342.40
Milford Vacuum Cleaner Repair Service
4.00
Robert Costa Co.
1,977.00
Worcester Gas Light Co.
7.50
$3,759.49
For the first time in over ten years repairs of a substantial nature were made to Memorial Hall. These included repair of the roof which was leaking badly, repair and replacement of copper gutters which were also in bad shape. All broken or cracked window panes were replaced and new pulleys and ropes were added where needed. Substantial work was also done on the chimney.
I wish to thank all members of other departments and Town Officials who co-operated with me in accomplishing this work.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH S. COMASTRA,
Custodian
Vernon Grove Cemetery January 1, 1960 to December 31, 1960
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Receipts
Appropriation ( Wages and Salaries )
$5,028.50
( Expenses )
295.00
(Equipment )
750.00
(Perpetual Care Dividends )
1,114.90
$7,188.40
Expenditures
Aldrich's Lawn Mower Service
$ 329.32
189
W. H. Casey Store, Inc.
83.88
Electric Motor Sales, Inc.
59.90
Iacovelli Oil Company
139.72
Milford Water Co.
21.69
Frank D. Murphy
208.29
Rose Machine Shop
19.00
Sherwin Williams Paint Co.
188.30
Silcraft
39.85
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co.
45.00
Dwight L. Watson (reimbursement )
127.00
Wages and Salaries
5,926.45
$7,188.40
Mario Alberto
$ 196.19
Richard Bavosi
58.75
Robert Trongone
132.50
Edward Butcher
24.30
John Davis
1,045.00
Jon DeWolfe
1,124.38
Albert Erickson
10.00
Ronald Griswold
1,113.13
Thomas Lynch
968.53
William Malmquist
285.01
Fred McAndrews
92.40
William Sprague
276.26
Dwight L. Watson (Secretary )
600.00
$5,926.45
Income Not Available For Expenditures
Care of Lots
$ 210.00
Interments
525.00
Perpetual Care (Principal)
2,025.00
$2,760.00
Respectfully submitted,
DWIGHT L. WATSON POMEROY EDWARDS
HUGO V. LARSON
ARTHUR DELFANTI
JESSE E. PEASLEE
HENRY F. BULLARD
The Trustees
190
Treasurer's Report
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Milford, Mass.
Balance January 1, 1960
$ 454,301.64
Receipts for year
3,120,311.45
$3,574,613.09
Disbursement per Warrant
3,233,996.18
$ 340,616.91
Cemetery Trust Fund
Balance January 1, 1960
$68,562.95
Perpetual Care
2,025.00
Interest
1,856.48
$72,444.43
Withdrawn
1,175.37
$71,269.06
Balance Account
U. S. Savings Bonds
$27,000.00
U. S. Treasury Bonds
17,000.00
Home National Bank
664.81
Milford Savings Bank
16,770.04
Milford Federal Savings & Loan Association
9,834.21
$71,269.06
U. S. Savings Bonds
Balance January 1, 1960
$ 1,089.18
Deductions
12,176.82
$13,266.00
Balance Account
Bonds Purchased During Year 1960 $11,606.25 Refunds 738.50
191
Balance January 1, 1960
921.25
$13,266.00
Withholding Tax Federal
Deductions for year
$143,642.87
Remitted to Director of Internal Revenue
128,895.03
Check in Office for Director
14,747.84
$143,642.87
Withholding Tax State
Deductions for year
$11,532.16
Remitted to Commonwealth of Massachusetts
10,282.28
Check in Office for Commonwealth of Massachusetts
1,249.88
$11,532.16
Salaries
Appropriations
$7,763.58
John H. Besozzi
$4,422.60
Barbara A. Alberta
3,340.98
7,763.58
Surety Bond
Appropriation
$285.50
Karl A. Bright Insurance Co.
285.50
Expenses
Appropriation
$1,030.00
Transferred
.96
$1,030.96
U. S. Government Post Office $ 117.92
Stimpson's Office Supply Co.
410.02
New England Tel. & Tel. Co. 194.40
Travel Expense 17.00
Home National Bank (Safety Deposit Box) 6.00
P. Eugene Casey Insurance Co. 37.50
Seavers Express 3.90
192
Johnson's Office Supply Co.
8.32
Treasurer's Dues
7.00
Underwood Corp.
33.15
Commercial Systems & Forms
32.69
Palson's Office Supply Co.
123.61
Royal McBee Corp.
36.20
Capitol Transportation Co.
3.25
$1,030.96
JOHN H. BESOZZI,
Town Treasurer
Board of Public Welfare
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the
Voters of the Town of Milford:
The Board of Public Welfare respectfully submits the following report for the year ending December 31, 1960:
GENERAL AID
Assistance
Appropriation
$25,000.00
Cancelled Checks
529.40
$25,529.40
Expenditures :
General Relief, Cash
$11,562.55
General Relief, Rents
55.00
Allegrezza, Miss Rosalba
5.00
Board of Public Welfare:
Blackstone
196.75
Boston
1,387.88
Chicopee
78.20
Franklin
169.60
Northbridge
579.20
Springfield
62.00
Worcester
55.00
Carlstrom Bus Lines
6.80
193
Carmichael's
7.95
Clark-Shaughnessy, Inc.
18.02
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
904.18
Division of Child Guardianship Country View Rest Home
195.39
Cut Rate Market
326.75
Davoren's Pharmacy
31.00
DeLuca's Market
66.50
Forsythe, James
9.75
Heller, Dr. Sidney
6.00
Hill, H. & Sons, Inc.
61.98
Iacovelli Oil Company
81.60
Iacovelli's Market
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