Town Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Milford, Massachusetts 1960, Part 14

Author: Milford (Mass.)
Publication date: 1960
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 314


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$5,355.00


Ahearn, James


86.40


Bickford, Robert


53.60


Carlstrom Bus Lines


500.65


Curley, James


48.00


Davoren, David I.


250.00


DiAntonio, Charles


143.20


DiGirolamo, Nicholas


124.80


O'Brien-Rizoli Bus Company


9,250.00


Ruggiero, John


136.00


Smith, Charles


68.00


Stewart, George O. Bus Company


10,480.00


Ted's Taxi


105.25


Tessicini, Richard


55.20


Town Taxi


695.34


Tredeau, Harris


54.40


White, William K.


5,382.00


$32,787.84


TUITION


Framingham, Town of


$132.30


Worcester, City of


3,150.97


$3,283.27


ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT


Bright, Karl A. Insurance Agency, Inc.


$675.00


Collegiate House, Inc.


23.36


Harold's, Inc.


344.25


Horace Partridge


396.97


Ivory System


151.50


Medart, Fred Products, Inc.


236.06


238


San-Col Cleaners Shaw's Sporting Goods


68.35 303.20


$2,198.69


NEW EQUIPMENT


Aldrich, Robert


$63.45


Bailey Woodworking Company


1,018.40


Bavosi, Catherine V.


460.15


Carbeau, Inc.


722.00


Denoyer-Geppert Co.


90.29


Dick, A. B. Products Company


895.87


DiGiannantonio, Alex


125.00


Egan, John H.


85.00


Ferris and Larkin, Inc.


327.59


Gledhill Brothers, Inc.


823.20


Johnson, George T. Company


140.00


Mainco Trading Company


2,482.96


Morin's Studio and Camera Shop


953.19


Mussulli Cabinet Shop


400.81


Music Nook, The


56.08


Palley Office Supply Company


208.00


Petnov Radio and TV


310.00


Silcraft Corporation, The


229.37


Stimpson, G. E. Company


3,722.48


Teachers' Visual Aids-Audionics


43.00


Underwood Corporation


322.50


United Restaurant Equipment Company


172.60


$13,651.94


REPAIRS


Birmingham, William H.


$51.57


Builders' Realty Corporation


30,925.99


Bradbury-Locke Company


702.52


Carbeau, Inc.


190.00


Consigli Construction Company


461.90


Durran, John F.


51.00


Draper, Luther O. Shade Company


191.45


Ferrante and Lancisi


2,080.69


Frieswick, Oliver


9.20


H and S Electrical Company, Inc.


138.51


239


Highland Construction Company


180.00


Jaques, L. N. and Son


99.00 405.39


Lombardi, Americo W.


Lord and Den Hartog and Associates


1,870.15


M.R.M. Sheet Metal Company


53.45


Niro, Augustino


6,994.46


Niro and Niro, Inc.


1,692.77


Nobilini, Ned and Sons


133.80


O'Donnell, William J.


1,908.13


Pantano, A. M.


1,897.25


Parente's Floor Coverings


1,650.00


R and R Plumbing Supply Corporation


299.56


Rolen Construction Company


878.40


Rosenfeld Washed Sand and Stone


120.00


Rubenstein Electrical Supply Company


385.00


Sabatinelli, Guido and Sons


275.00


Stimpson, G. E. Company


536.55


Tile-O-Rama


9,612.02


Vogel, H. Company


66.49


Zocchi, Leon


224.65


$64,084.90


MISCELLANEOUS


Aborn Chemical Company


$32.00


Aldrich's Lawnmower Service


63.50


American Fire Equipment Company


3.75


Arnold, J. O., M.D.


25.00


Birmingham, William H.


157.95


Bradbury-Locke Company


101.53


Brulin and Company


911.40


Buddy Products


32.22


C and I Venetian Blind Shop


3.50


Casey, John J., Insurance


67.50


Casey, William H. Store, Inc.


644.53


Central Landscape Service


326.82


Central Supply Company


277.21


Charlie's Amoco Service Station


20.57


Consigli Construction Company


566.05


Coyne Industrial Laundry


35.50


Croft Chemical Products, Inc.


117.50


Curran Lumber and Supply Company


8.00


240


Curtiss, H. M. Coal Company


151.32


Davoren's Drive-In Pharmacy


2.50


Deconing, Louis A.


17.00


DiPietro's Paint and Hardware


78.43


Dolge, the C. B. Company


458.84


Dupree Brothers


44.50


Ernie's Radio and T.V.


15.10


Ferrante and Lancisi


251.71


Ferraro's Trucking Company


39.00


Flagg, George A. Company, Inc.


162.00


Gainey's Construction Newsletter


11.10


Greene Metal Products, Inc.


9.90


Guterman, Burte, M.D.


25.00


Home Laundry, The


15.22


Jaques, L. N. and Son


62.10


Johnson Service Company


54.40


Kelley, John


38.80


Kunz, David C.


15.00


Lancisi, Frank


144.00


Lombardi, B. J.


44.20


Lyman, John R. Company


87.98


Manella, Joseph R.


27.84


Massachusetts, Commonwealth of


44.63


Mid-State Janitor Supply Company


30.85


Milford Auto Parts


2.75


Milford Daily News


150.75


Milford Glass and Mirror Company


242.11


Milford Locksmith


140.90


Milford Water Company


1,417.79


Milford Welding Company


102.00


M.R.M. Sheet Metal Company


9.10


National Chemsearch Corporation


24.90


New England Door Closer, Inc.


7.75


New England Telephone and Telegraph Company


2,122.55


Niro, Augustino


220.00


Niro and Niro, Inc.


59.95


O'Donnell, William J.


89.45


Packer Commercial Combustion Company


86.62


Pantano's Service Station


20.00


Petty Cash


325.00


Railway Express Agency


3.01


R and R Plumbing Supply Corporation


3.23


241


Ray's Auto Repair Rinehart Writing System Rochester Germicide Company


20.27 2,100.00 575.74 305.90


Rolen Construction Corporation Rose Machine Shop


46.50


Rosenfeld's Garage


173.50


Rosenfeld Washed Sand and Stone


116.68


Sheinkopf, Jacob, M.D.


35.00


Sherwin-Williams Company, The


20.97


Silcraft Corporation


30.65


Spindel, Earl, Jr.


160.00


Standard Auto Gear Company


1.82


Standard Fuse and Appliance


108.00


Stetson, M. D. Company


3,996.03


Trotta's Gulf Service


6.37


Weston Emergency Lights Company


16.00


Worcester County Electric Company


6,062.38


Worcester Gas Light Company


1,455.67


U.S. Post Office


44.00


Zocchi, Leon


1,421.52


$26,950.81


NATIONAL DEFENSE EDUCATION ACT, TITLE V-GUIDANCE


College Bindery, The


$93.60


Parente's Floor Coverings


675.00


O'Donnell, William J.


292.70


Reimbursement Petty Cash


25.00


Central Landscape Service


256.60


H. M. Curtiss Coal Co.


299.23


The Quincy Oil Company


774.91


Karl A. Bright Insurance Agency, Inc.


130.00


Rolen Construction Company


678.03


Encyclopedia Britannica Films, Inc.


344.00


City of Worcester


1,370.34


Consigli Construction Company


146.50


Augustino A. Niro


158.84


Worcester County Electric Company


43.84


Niro and Niro Company


136.30


Coan Brothers


437.06


1


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Charlescraft Press


66.85


Emmanual College


2.00


Charles Scribner's Sons


45.95


The Macmillan Company


55.93


William H. Casey Store, Inc.


81.33


Row, Peterson and Company


613.22


Gledhill Brothers, Inc.


809.10


Nicholas DiLegge


20.00


J. Allen Rice and Company


37.32


Builders Realty Corporation


355.16


$7,948.81


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Annual Report of the Board of Selectmen


Your Board was re-elected at the annual Town Meeting held on March 7, 1960. It was organized on March 8, 1960. Anthony E. Allegrezza was elected Chairman.


The annual town meeting was held on March 16th. A special Town Meeting was held on November 14th. It was at this special meeting that authority was given to raze the South Grammar and Brick Schools, both having been used in the education of our youth for over a century.


The various buildings under the control of the board were maintained as economically as possible. We have paid special attention this past year to some needed repairs to the roof, gutters and windows of Memorial Hall. We are recommending further improvements and repairs to this building in order to bring it to its optimum condition.


The contract for the first phase of the Charles River flood control program has been awarded by the State Department of Waterways. The contract, amounting to almost $150,000.00, will divert the flow of water of the Charles River near the Archer Rubber Company when it reaches flood proportions. Work on the contract is expected to begin in the spring of 1961.


The second phase of this flood control program will consist of the laying of a culvert from the Charles River on East Main Street to a point near the Highway Department Garage on Central Street. The third phase involves the diversion of the Godfrey Brook from the West Walnut Street area through culverts in an easterly direction to the Milford Pond.


The Town has already appropriated the sum of $115,000.00 for this work. As soon as work on the first phase is started your Board will petition the Department of Waterways for plans on the second phase.


Street lighting was increased as much as the budget would allow, in the interest of public safety. It is planned to continue the program this year as much as funds will permit and in accordance with recommendations of our Police or Fire Chief.


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The Board members were active in attending the various meet- ings of the Worcester County Selectmen's Association and the Massachusetts Selectmen's Association and the Seminar held at the University of Massachusetts. The Board arranged a meet- ing of the Worcester County Selectmen's Association to be held in Milford for the second time in the last five years. The regular attendance of these meetings furnishes the Board with valuable knowledge of municipal matters which assists us in solving the complex problems which arise in our community.


Finally, a word should be said about our present financial position. Our bonded indebtedness is close to $1,250,000.00, not to far from the maximum allowable under present state law. Under our system almost all of our expenditures, operating and capital, are met by receipts from taxes levied on our real estate. Our yearly increase in real estate assessments is barely enough to defray our increases in the operating budget.


An analysis of our budgets for the past four years reveals that our school department is responsible for the greater part of our increased expenditures. The high cost of municipal government in reality has become the high cost of public education.


What then can be done to relieve the ever increasing burden on our tax payer. One solution is a broader tax base. Another form is relief in the form of a sales tax. And unless there is some form of relief in the near future we face the curtailment of needed capital expenditures.


The Board has worked in harmony with other elected Boards and Committees and is appreciative of the cooperation of all other Boards and Departments.


Respectfully submitted,


ANTHONY E. ALLEGREZZA JOHN P. PYNE MARCO A. BALZARINI


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Assessors' Report for 1960


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Town Appropriations


$2,219,009.73


Deficit in Overlay Account-1953, 1955 1956, 1957 and 1958 3,367.87


$2,222,377.60


1960 Estimates


State Parks and Reservations


7,013.52


State Audit of Municipal Accounts


2,691.84


State Examination of Retirement System


57.68


9,763.04


County Tax


74,534.35


Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment


33,618.99


108,153.34


Overlay of current year


60,000.00


Gross amount to be raised


$2,400,293.98


Estimated Receipts and Available Funds


Income Tax


$142,556.26


Corporation Taxes


79,856.51


Reimbursement on account of publicly owned land


518.60


Old Age Tax (Meals) Chapter 64B, S. 10


7,826.31


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


142,791.70


Licenses


25,000.00


Fines


300.00


Special Assessments


7,000.00


General Government


5,000.00


Protection of Persons and Property


1,000.00


Health and Sanitation


1,200.00


Highways


2,900.00


Charities ( other than federal grants )


137,000.00


Old Age Assistance ( other than federal grants )


104,000.00


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Veterans' Services


School


22,000.00 19,652.00


Libraries


200.00


Recreation


1,800.00


Cemeteries


1,600.00


Interest


11,717.00


State Assistance for School Construction-


Chapter 645, Acts of 1948


13,698.00


Farm Animal Excise


87.51


Housing Authority


2,500.00


Total estimated receipts 730,203.89


1959 Overestimates to be used as Available


Funds


20,554.69


Total Available Funds


108,000.00


Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds


858,758.58


Net Amount To Be Raised by Taxation on Polls and Property $1,541,535.40


Number of Polls, 4941 at $2.00 each


$9,882.00


Total Valuation of Personal Property


$2,044,800.00 at $82.00 per thousand


167,673.60


Total Valuation of Real Estate


$16,633,900.00 at $82.00 per thousand


1,363,979.80


Total Tax Levied on Polls and Property


$1,541,535.40


Excise Commitments of Year


$170,316.13


Tax Rate for 1960-$82.00


Financial Report


Salary Appropriation


$10,886.81


Donald F. Phillips


$1,584.00


Paul F. Bruno


4,377.83


Christopher C. Morcone


1,584.00


Mary F. Introini


3,340.98


$10,886.81


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Expense Appropriation


$1,650.00


Association of Mass. Assessors


$9.00


Banker & Tradesman


28.00


H. Wendell Beal


121.40


Burroughs Corporation


25.00


Cahill's News Agency, Inc.


2.26


Clarke Printing Co.


22.95


D. C. Collins Co.


26.75


Anthony Compagnone


10.00


Expenses to Meetings


129.00


Hire of Car


30.00


Hobbs & Warren, Inc.


261.41


Johnson Office Supply Co.


42.25


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


176.80


Royal McBee Corporation


518.33


Taylor Abstract Co.


47.44


U. S. Post Office


23.65


Warren's Jeweler


14.36


Worcester District Registry of Deeds


161.40


$1,650.00


Our sincere appreciation is extended to all those who in any way cooperated with this board during the year.


Respectfully submitted,


DONALD F. PHILLIPS, Chairman PAUL F. BRUNO, Clerk CHRISTOPHER C. MORCONE


248


Report of the Contributory Retirement System 1960


Schedule of Membership December 31, 1960


Active Members January 1, 1960


167


Enrollments in 1960


8


Total


175


Retirements in 1960


2


Withdrawals in 1960


7


Total


9


Total Membership December 31, 1960


166


Pensioners


Inactive Members January 1, 1960


36


Retirements in 1960


2


Total


38


Deaths of Pensioners 1960


3


.


Total Pensioners December 31, 1960


35


Total Active and Inactive Members 12/31/60


201


BALANCE SHEET


Assets


Book Value of Stocks and Bonds


$221,122.10


Deposits in Banks on Interest


93,386.99


Co-Operative Banks Paid-up Shares


31,000.00


Accrued Interest on Bonds 12/31/60


1,703.63


Cash in Office and Checking Account


4,253.60


$351,466.32


Liabilities


Annuity Savings Fund


$275,379.81


Annuity Reserve Fund


28,187.36


Pension Fund


31,797.99


Expense Fund


408.16


Military Service Credit


4,352.38


Undistributed Income


11,340.62


-$351,466.32


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RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS


Receipts


Town of Milford


$28,326.00


Members Deductions


25,344.91


Pro-rata Payments from Other Systems


459.98


Gross Interest on Investments


6,996.74


Interest on Bond Deposits


4,262.75


Accrued Interest on Bonds


308.53


Balance January 1, 1960


325,150.58


$390,849.49


Payments


Annuities Paid


$2,642.58


Pensions Paid


29,475.48


Expenses Paid


745.24


Pro-rata Payment to Other Systems


276.45


Refunds on Account of Deaths and Withdrawals 3,607.60


Accrued Interest on Investments


227.40


Decrease in Market Value of Stocks


2,408.42


39,383.17


$351,466.32


Balance Account


Cash in Office and Checking Account


$4,253.60


Stocks and Bonds


221,122.10


Co-Operative Banks-Paid-up Shares


31,000.00


Savings Bank Deposits


93,495.32


Accruals


1,703.63


$351,574.65


BOND SCHEDULES


Value


Description


Acquired


Dec. 31, 1960


U. S. Government-Series G


1949


$23,000.00


U. S. Government-Series G


1950


10,000.00


U. S. Government-Series G


1951


10,000.00


U. S. Government-Series K


1952


10,000.00


U. S. Government-Treasury '78-835


1953


21,000.00


U. S. Government-Treasury '64


1959


25,253.70


U. S. Government-Treasury '64


1960


20,000.00


250


Chesapeake & Ohio R.R. '96


1959


4,350.52


Commonwealth Edison '88


1959


4,638.05


American Tel. & Tel. '90


1959


4,648.89


Illinois Bell Telephone '94


1959


4,995.40


Philadelphia Electric Co. '89


1959


10,030.20


Alabama Power Co.


1959


5,088.91


So. California Edison Co. '82


1959


5,142.13


Pacific Gas & Electric Co. '92


1960


10,036.04


American Tel. & Tel. Co. '92


1960


5,086.76


The Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co. '88


1960


4,932.03


Boston Edison Co. '87


1960


10,158.02


$188,360.65


STOCK SCHEDULE


New England Trust Co. 200s-1956


$7,800.00


Rockland Atlas Bank 50s


2,150.00


The Hanover Bank of N. Y. 100s


4,725.00


Irving Trust Co. 100s


3,887.58


Manufacturers Trust Co. 61s


3,505.12


Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. 40s


3,900.00


The American Insurance Co. 150s


4,368.75


First Pennsylvania Bank & Trust 50s


2,425.00


$32,761.45


CO-OPERATIVE BANKS-PAID-UP SHARES


Dean Co-Operative Bank


$4,000.00


Medway Co-Operative Bank


9,000.00


Wellesley Co-Operative Bank


10,000.00


Sandwich Co-Operative Bank


8,000.00


$31,000.00


BANK DEPOSIT SCHEDULE


Benjamin Franklin Savings Bank


$6,291.80


Marlboro Savings Bank


7,479.67


Milford Federal Savings & Loan Association


12,000.00


Milford Savings Bank


20,025.73


Millbury Savings Bank


18,030.15


Natick Five Cents Savings Bank


4,977.45


Uxbridge Savings Bank


3,349.48


Whitman Savings Bank


5,991.99


Whitinsville Savings Bank


3,304.86


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11,935.86


Ware Savings Bank


$93,386.99


RETIRED MEMBERS-DECEMBER 31, 1960


Name Date Retired


Retirement Allowance


Adams, James L .- April 30, 1946


$137.88


Adams, Percy E .- September 30, 1953


1,301.40


Allen, Maria A .- August 3, 1958


101.76


Andreano, Matthew P .- November 15, 1959


2,965.56


Billings, George W .- November 1, 1946


173.04


Bufalo, Salvatore-June 1, 1957


2,463.60


Clancey, Benjamin J .- March 10, 1949


931.32


Clancy, William F .- March 3, 1947


446.76


Comba, Mae A .- January 3, 1950 Casey, James J .- May 8, 1946


95.52


Dewing, Carroll B .- February 28, 1955


1,463.40


DiAntonio, Charles-October 31, 1948


92.04


Dugan, Elizabeth-October 19, 1951


316.32


Duggan, Edward C .- July 1, 1939


280.67


Edwards, James J .- April 30, 1946


135.24


Ferdenzi, John B .- January 1, 1960


222.00


Fertitta, William A .- February 12, 1948


2,240.04


Glennon, Mary R .- September 3, 1950


2,239.92


Gubana, Joseph L .- May 1, 1949


73.08


Hennessy, Mary J .- October 30, 1950


68.40


Hixon, William C .- April 30, 1951


160.92


Joy, Irving W .- April 1, 1951


632.28


Larkin, Esther M .- November 30, 1953


837.60


Lombardi, Ernest E .- February 21, 1952


2,781.72


Macchi, Jeremiah V .- March 31, 1952


748.80


Manuel, John L .- March 1, 1959


187.32


McCabe, John A .- February 1, 1959


3,360.60


Murphy, Francis A .- October 17, 1956


1,635.48


Murphy, Harold-November 25, 1956


2,828.04


Pyne, Henry M .- January 1, 1959


3,221.64


Ruhan, James F .- April 30, 1946


130.20


Tomassini, Batista-October 31, 1949


115.68


Tredeau, Freda-July 10, 1955


99.12


252


1,009.56


Young, William-November 11, 1942


287.69


Respectfully submitted,


JOHN F. ADAMS, Chairman DR. FRANK J. MOSCHILLI MICHAEL J. HANNIGAN


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, 1960.


Included is the usual Balance Sheet, a detailed report of the Receipts from all sources of income, a detailed report of the Expen- ditures of each Department and Account, a Recapitulation Schedule showing the Appropriations, Receipts, and Transfers, Expenditures, and Balance, and also the estimated cost to run the various depart- ments 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 co- operation during the past year.


Respectfully submitted, MICHAEL J. HANNIGAN, Town Accountant


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TOWN OF MILFORD - BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1960 General Accounts


ASSETS


LIABILITIES


Cash in Office and Banks Accounts Receivable:


$340,616.91


Taxes to be refunded


$64.67


Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves


4,645.00


Taxes-Real Estate, Personal and Poll:


Levy of 1951


$96.90


Levy of 1952


102.60


Levy of 1953


119.97


U. S. Bonds


1,821.31


Levy of 1954


181.00


Federal Taxes


14,756.24


Levy of 1955


616.66


State Taxes


1,253.38


Levy of 1956


1,156.95


Levy of 1957


2,452.02


Group Insurance


323.94


Levy of 1958


3,709.18


Levy of 1959


49,224.05


Levy of 1960


194,894.12


Overlays Reserved for Abatements


7,922.25


Overlay Reserve


4,456.53


Taxi Badge Reserve


430.00


Road Machinery Fund


9,324.71


Fire Losses


2,110.00


Recoveries:


Disability Assistance 2,949.19


Aid to Dependent Children


15,998.45


Old Age Assistance 22,613.85


58,776.73


Estate of Deceased Persons Tax


15,492.35


Boncompagni Gift-Draper Park


41,561.49 1,000.00


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18,219.63


Parking Meter Collection Account


18,794.86


252,553.45


Taxes-Motor Vehicle and Excise:


Levy of 1955 1,001.47


Levy of 1956


1,592.95


Levy of 1957


1,753.51


Levy of 1958 2,261.75


Levy of 1959


7,849.48


Levy of 1960


44,317.57


Anticipation of Bond Issue Loan


25,000.00


Treasurer's Tailings


829.56


Payroll Deductions:


Blue Cross and Blue Shield 64.76


Special Assessments: Unapportioned Sewers- 1953-1960 2,157.54 Apportioned Sewers- 1955-1960 281.06


Appropriation Balances: Town Hall-Painting and Repairs


2,466.00


Town Hall-New Cells 2,291.16


Personnel and Reclassification Board 1,940.79


2,438.60


Departmental:


Health


634.25


Welfare


5,045.12


Medical Home


8,321.03


Aid to Dependent Children


6,421.58


Old Age Assistance


989.86


Veterans Benefits 28,492.53


Purchase and Medway Sts.


293.04


Cemetery 794.00


Medway, Agnes, Semple and Blanchard


13,227.66


Aid to Highways:


John St.


352.27


Pumping Station


5,000.00


County Aid to Highways 12,209.41


33,881.03


Overdrafts:


Chapter 90 Construction-


Main and Congress


14,000.00


Highway Construction-


Carver Road


538.80


Snow Removal 9,599.69


West Fountain St.


3,010.17


Washington St.


1,862.50


Improvements to Chas. River 19,667.60


Richards St. 825.00


54,415.94


Mitchell Road


800.00


Town Hall-New Equipment 175.00


Traffic Signals-Water St. 638.00


Fire-Install Underground Cable 167.00


Dental Clinic-New Equipment 847.30


Sewer Construction-


50,698.37


State Aid to Highways


21,671.62


Chapter 90 Construction- Main St. 846.15


Worcester County T.B. Assessment 2,685.49


Chapter 90 Maintenance 3,082.88


Execution of Judgments 19,380.28


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BALANCE SHEET - CONTINUED


Overlay Deficits:


Ackerly St. 411.75


Highway-


New Drainage 1,230.28


Planning New Drainage 1,929.00


State and County Assessments Due


2,218.10


Tax Titles


15,968.29


Town Possessions


8,837.88


Trust Funds


79,240.01


New Sidewalks 13,247.71


Off Street Parking Area 4,627.85


A. D. Federal Assistance


2,937.01


A. D. Federal Administration


669.63


Medical Home-Fire Escape


1,000.00


A. D. C. Federal Assistance


10,447.76


A. D. C. Federal Administration


1,149.31


O. A. A. Federal Assistance


24,219.33


O. A. A. Federal Administration 1,656.66


School Lunch Program 3,094.00


School Milk Program 1,947.40


School Athletic Program 959.46


777.50


School New Shower Room 226.00


New Elementary School Constr. 957.48


School-Exterior Doors 292.21


School -- Dismantle South Grammar and Claflin 2,000.00


School-George Barden Fund 220.00


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Levy 1957


317.65


Levy 1958


138.80


456.45


Widen Godfrey Brook 5,000.00


Drainage Housing Authority 3,580.00


Repair Flood Damage to Brooks 521.63


School New Floors


257


School-National Defense Education 30.96


Care of Draper Park .37


Swimming Facilities Construction 103.55


Fino Field Lighting Equipment 340.50


Christmas Lights 200.00


Civilian Defense


574.08


Tax Title Foreclosures


216.00


Acquiring Archer Rubber Co. Land 10,000.00


Income Trust Fund U.G.C. 38.70


Income Trust Fund No. Purchase 140.10


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds 63,577.50


Cemetery Perpetual Care


Income Fund 6,798.91


Post War Rehabilitation Fund 9,492.13


223,895.61


Revenues Reserved Until Collected:


Aid to Highways


33,881.03


Departmental 50,698.37


Sewer 2,438.60


M. V. Excise Tax 58,730.06


Estates of Deceased Persons 15,492.35


Tax Titles 24,806.17


186,046.58


Excess & Deficiency (Surplus Revenue)


371,293.22


$915,594.11


$915,594.11


BALANCE SHEET - CONTINUED Retirement System Accounts


Municipal Retirement Funds- Cash and Securities Accrued Interest on Bonds


Annuity Saving Fund


$275,408.02


$349,348.13


Annuity Reserve Fund


28,187.36


1,703.63


Pension Accumulation Fund


31,275.10


Expense Fund


408.16


Undistributed Income


11,420.74


Military Service Credit


4,352.38


$351,051.76


$351,051.76


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Deferred Revenue Accounts


Sewer Revenue-Apportioned but Not Due $284.69 Apportioned Sewer Assess. Due 1961-1966 $284.69


Municipal Indebtedness


$964,000.00


Sewer Construction Loan 1952


$16,000.00


Sewer Construction Loan Dilla St.


Sewer Construction Loan Facilities


9,000.00 210,000.00


Highway Equipment Loan 1957 2,000.00


Fire Equipment Loan 1957


2,000.00


New Elementary School Loan 1958


665,000.00


Off Street Parking Loan 1958


60,000.00


$964,000.00


$964,000.00


Net Funded or Fixed Debt


RECEIPTS 1960


Taxes


Current Year:


Poll


$6,978.00


Personal


136,982.47


Real Estate


1,148,918.54


Motor Vehicle Excise


120,108.93


$1,412,987.94


Previous Years :


Poll


468.00


Personal


10,658.11


Real Estate


111,801.00


Motor Vehicle Excise


61,153.66


Estate of Deceased Persons


From the State:


Income Taxes


174,172.66


Corporation Taxes


92,256.51


Meal Taxes


7,564.17


Payment in Lieu of Taxes


273,993.34 3,476.60


Total for Taxes


$1,875,777.97


Licenses


Liquor


25,607.50


Pedlars


44.00


Sunday


200.00


Pool and Bowling


132.00


All Other


597.01


Total for Licenses


26,580.51


Fines and Forfeits


Court Fines Tax Titles


815.16


919.04


Total for Fines and Forfeits


1,734.20


259


184,080.77 1,239.32


Grants and Gifts


For Old Age Assistance


108,407.62


For Aid to Dependent Children


33,168.76


For Aid to Disabled


9,166.99


For Vocational Schools


11,135.64


For High School Tuition and Transportation 2,023.55


George Barden Fund


220.00


Dog Tax from County


1,681.24


School Building Aid


13,698.58


National Defense Education Act


876.48


180,378.86


Special Assessments


Unapportioned Sewer Assessments


2,574.61


Apportioned Sewer Assessments


554.69


3,129.30


DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE General Government


Treasurer


5.58


Town Clerk


3,524.70


Assessors


239.50


Town Hall


1,690.00


Total for General Government


5,459.78


Public Safety


Police-Meter Collection


18,638.49


Police-Miscellaneous


401.40


Fire-Sale of Old Materials


25.00


Fire-Damage to Car


45.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


248.25


Services of Dog Officer


432.00


Total for Public Safety


19,790.14


Health and Sanitation


Tuberculosis 1,245.02


260


Other Health


172.03


Dental Clinic


97.50


Sewer Rental Plumbing Fees


470.00


395.00


Total for Health and Sanitation


2,379.55


Highways


General


45.65




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