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21.00
Royal McBee
16.20
Clarke Printing Co.
15.00
Penler Stamp Co.
2.50
Jones Rexall Drugs
11.25
Balance
$ 17,305.37 $
476.80
Burial Agent Oscar Ayotte
Cases reported to Mr. Ayotte, the Burial Agent of Milford: 178. The Board wishes to thank Mr. Ayotte for compiling this record without re-imbursement.
We wish to thank all who have in any way co-operated with the Board of Health during the past year.
Respectfully submitted, N. J. CAPECE, M.D. FRANK CALZONE HARRIS TREDEAU
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Annual Report of the Board of Selectmen
The Board of Selectmen organized on March 7, 1961, and Anthony E. Allegrezza was unanimously chosen chairman.
The year 1961 saw the continuance of the many fine services to the Townspeople and the extension of others. The first phase of the Flood Control Project was completed and your Board will con- sult with the legislative representatives in this area for the start of the second phase - the enlargement of the Charles River from Central Street to the Cedar Swamp Pond. Your board will also support plans for the improvement and enlargement of the swim- ming pool facilities at Fino Field in order to accommodate the great number of children who use it.
During the past year the Board had the opportunity to observe the functioning of the newly established Personnel Board. We wish to comment on the extensive set of by-laws dealing with personnel and personnel matters which they presented to the Town Meeting and which have been adopted as the rules and regulations of the Town. It is our hope that this Board will continue to study all matters dealing with wages, vacations, and sick leave and other fringe benefits and that their yearly recommendations be adopted by the Town Meeting.
We would like to remind the people of this community, again, that the zoning by-laws now in effect are inadequate and should be extensively revised. We feel that the Town should be divided into roughly three zones: commercial, industrial, and residential and that the residential zones should be divided into areas for single dwellings and areas for multiple dwellings.
We have in the past expressed our sentiments against the use of trailers as permanent residences and we shall support any by-law to that effect.
The closer Route 495 gets to Milford the more real becomes the possibility of the construction of hundreds of low-cost dwellings by outside real estate speculators whose customers would come from the cities around us. This type of growth brings with it many problems so that the revision of our by-laws becomes more vital. Therefore, we recommend the adoption of a building code and the enforcement of the building code and the lot size requirements by the Planning Board or its agent.
Finally, a word about fiscal matters. We read and hear about requests for new schools, new police station and courthouse, new
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central fire station, new library or substantial addition to the library, and a municipal gymnasium to mention a few. The board is aware of the desirability of new quarters for these departments but we are also aware of the financial inability of the part of the taxpayers to provide funds for all requests for capital improvements. In view of our present high bonded indebtedness, our recommendation is to postpone all capital projects except those which are absolutely essential.
In 1961, we were able to keep our tax rate at the same level as in the previous year. In this day and age this was a remarkable achievement in view of the fact that the Town Meeting, actually, has no more than a partial control over its spending. For example, the town meeting can do nothing about school expenditures, county hospitals, which last year cost the Town $50,891.00; or the failure of the state to reimburse us the sum of $26,000.00 for veterans services.
The credit, of course, for stabilizing last year's tax rate goes to the members of the Town Meeting-the body which controls the purse strings for this community. We intend to encourage similar prudence whenever possible.
In closing we wish to extend our thanks to all-citizen and official-who assisted us in the administration of the affairs of the office of the Board of Selectmen.
THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
ANTHONY E. ALLEGREZZA MARCO A. BALZARINI JOHN P. PYNE
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Tax Collector's Report
January 12. 1962
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Milford, Mass.
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the itemized list of the annual expenditures of the department in charge of the Tax Collector.
The Town Report also gives us the opportunity to thank the members of the other departments that make up our Town Govern. ment for their help throughout the year.
Respectfully yours,
CYRIL F. KELLETT.
Tax Collector
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR 1961 Salaries
Appropriation
9,921.50 S
Cyril F. Kellett
. $ 6,071.50
Therese Kellett
300.00
Frances C. Hennessy
3,550.00
Total
S
9,921.50
Expenses
Appropriation
2,200.00 S
A. W. LaFond & Co.
S 474.39
H. Wendell Beal
14.75
Cahill's News Agency
72.70
Hobbs & Warren, Inc.
53.25
Johnson's Office Supply
.70
Mass. Coll. and Treas. Ass'n.
7.00
New Eng. Tel. and Tel. Co.
178.95
Norm's Office Equipment Co.
17.00
Ober's Express Co.
2.69
Rapidprint Time Recorders, Inc.
3.17
Rapid Transportation Co.
2.45
Registry of Deeds
8.00
Royal McBee Corp.
37.50
Stimpson's
14.72
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The Clarke Printing Co.
7.00
Smith Business Forms Corp. 6.46
Terminal Stationery Co., Inc. 5.28
United States Post Office
1,089.80
Frederick C. Wright, Deputy Collector.
200.00
Balance 4.19
Total
$ 2,200.00
Bond Account
Appropriation
$ 523.25
Karl A. Bright Ins. Agency
$ 394.00
Obrion, Russell and Co.
12.00
Balance
117.25
Total
$ 523.25
Report of the Board of Sewer Commissioners FOR 1961
To the Citizens of Milford:
We respectfully submit our report on operation, maintenance and new construction work of the Town Sewerage System during the year 1961.
Collecting System:
Maintenance of the collecting system included routine flushing of certain sections of the system where flat grades are required, as well as work in response to trouble calls to the Sewer Department.
New construction of sewers in the collecting system was limited to that done by private developers and turned over to the Town as part of the collecting system as follows:
Muriel Lane and connecting sewer outlet to Coolidge Road
8" Asbestos Cement Sewer (Farese Realty Trust) 2,084 ft. Street off Purchase Street at
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Sta. 9 + 34 - 8" (Casasanta and Bedrosian) 312 ft. Grant Street Extension-Metcalf Ave .- Northerly
8'' Asbestos Cement Pipe (Farese and DeMattia) 580 ft. Kellett Drive
8" Asbestos Cement Pipe (James E. Kellett) 418 ft.
Total 3,394 ft.
Sewers previously constructed 34.236 miles Constructed 1961-3,394 ft. 0.643 miles
Total length of sewers 34.879 miles
During the year construction of the new Charles River culvert crossing Central Street and in Archer Street, by the State Waterways Division, resulted in a new sewer siphon on Central Street and a new sewer line in Archer Street on the east side of the culvert, which work was done by the Waterways Division, without cost to the Town.
Service Connections:
Service connections added during the year were 69, bringing the total connections to 2,784.
Pumping Stations:
In addition to routine maintenance and operation of the existing pumping stations on Charles Street, Medway Road, Purchase and Dilla Streets, a new underground pumping station was installed on Birch Street to serve the Medway Road area, and placed in operation on November 1, 1961.
Treatment Plant:
The treatment plant has been in full operation throughout the year, with average sewage flow of approximately 2 MGD.
Complete primary and secondary treatment has been provided with chlorination of effluent during the summer months as required by the State Health Department. Sludge has been dried by vacuum filters instead of open drying beds, allowing for year 'round opera- tion, with minimum odor trouble.
Generál:
The Board and its Engineers have conferred with the Water- ways Division regarding contemplated work on Charles River Improvements in relation to their effort on the sewage collecting system.
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May I extend my sincere thanks to all Town Departments for their cooperation in any way during the past year, especially to the Fire and Highway Departments.
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1961 Salaries and Wages
Appropriation
$ 14,771.89
Expenditures:
John Roberti-Labor $ 4,610.44
Leo Morcone-Labor
4,325.45
Richard Moschilli-Labor
3,330.00
Guido Sabatinelli-Supt. 1,320.00
John L. Moschilli-Clerk
400.00
Guido Sabatinelli-Chairman
302.00
Robert Bickford-Commissioner
242.00
Joseph DeLuca-Commissioner
242.00
Total
Balance
$ 14,771.89 $ 0.00
General Expense
Appropriation
$ 14,000.00
Expenditures:
Mass. Electric Co .- Power $ 5,066.46
Guido Sabatinelli & Sons-Material and Repairs
2,423.76
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co .- Lime
808.46
J. E. Greenlaw-Oil
692.54
W. J. O'Donnell-Repairs
460.45
Nat. Chemsearch Corp .- Materials
437.04
Fields Point Mfg. Co .- Chlorine
414.00
Town of Hopedale-Water Dept.
407.00
Robert M. Bickford-Repairs
442.54
Town Hall Service Station-Materials and Repairs 352.78
Zep Mfg. Co .- Materials
239.25
San Fax-Materials
202.00
New England Tel. Co .- Telephone
193.81
B. I. F. Industries-Materials
189.22
American Oil Co .- Gas for Truck
185.75
Milford Water Co .- Water
179.80
Bert's Auto Sales-Materials and Repairs
153.20
J. F. McDermott Co .- Materials and Repairs
109.12
100.00
Ozella Brothers-Materials and Repairs B. J. Clancey Ins .- Insurance for Trucks
92.06
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N. E. Mach. Eng. Pump-Materials 90.04
Aldrich Lawn Mower Service-Repairs
79.81
Wm. H. Casey-Materials 129.46
DiPietro's Hardware-Materials
58.64
Pyramid Inst. Corp .- Materials
52.86
Bell & Gussett-Materials
50.80
Acme Freight-Express
47.30
Oakite Products-Materials
44.37
Milford Daily News-Advertising
40.00
Major Printing Co .- Printing
33.75
Inertol Co., Inc .- Materials
33.70
So. Main St. Market-Materials
32.41
Komline Sanderson Eng. Corp .- Materials
29.70
Community Bottled Gas
25.00
Howe & French-Materials
23.00
Rubenstein Elec .- Repairs
17.75
Municipal Services-Materials
12.20
John L. Moschilli-Postage
12.00
Kano Laboratories-Materials
8.40
Cahill News Agency-Materials
5.15
Reuben Donnelley Corp .- Materials
10.00
Fitpatrick & Serrano-Materials
3.50
Milford Machine Shop-Materials
3.50
Milford Locksmith-Materials
3.00
Perry's Hardware-Materials
2.98
Total
Balance
$ 13,998.56 $ 1.54
Respectfully submitted, GUIDO SABATINELLI, Chairman
ROBERT M. BICKFORD
JOSEPH L. DELUCA JOHN L. MOSCHILLI, Clerk
Board of Sewer Commissioners
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Report of the Milford Planning Board
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of the Town of Milford:
The Planning Board held regularly bi-monthly meetings during the year, at its offices at 126 Main Street, with the exception of June, July and August when only one meeting was held each month.
Several subdivisions were submitted to your Board. The fol- lowing were approved: A subdivision of land owned by P. Eugene Casey on Coolidge Road, off Purchase Street, for 28 lots; of land by Sabino Farese on Haven Street, off Purchase Street, for 80 lots; of land by Bedrosian and Cassasanta off 280 Purchase Street, for 48 lots; of land by Sabino Farese off Highland Street, for 130 lots.
Several Zoning complaints were brought before your Board and were settled.
A tract of land on 140 from Greene Street, southeast to the Hopedale line was submitted by your Board for rezoning from residential to business. At the 1960 Town Meeting, a portion of this tract was approved.
A hearing for a Zoning Amendment concerning the banning of trailers to be placed in the 1962 warrant was held. Opinions were heard from those in favor and those opposed.
The possibility of the Town of Milford adopting a Master Plan was discussed at length throughout the year. Steps have been taken and consultants interviewed.
We wish to thank our town officials for their co-operation throughout the year.
Appropriation
$ 1,000.00
Expenditures:
Western Auto Stores-rent $ 300.00
Zoning Bulletin-subscription
10.00
Mass. Federation of Planning Boards- dues
30.00
Milford Daily News
66.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel.
88.95
Barbara A. Cahill-clerical work
200.00
Clarke Printing Co.
13.50
Cahill's News Agency
68.60
Barbara A. Cahill-reimbursement
4.77
Mussulli Cabinet Shop
50.00
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Arthur J. Blair Balance
70.00 98.18
Total
1,000.00 $
Respectfully submitted,
VINCENT W. MANCINI, Chairman
DOMINIC J. BLASIO, Secretary ANTHONY F. DELUCA JOHN V. IADAROLA HENRY R. ACQUAFRESCA
Annual Report of the Milford Tree Department
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of Milford:
I herewith submit the report of the Tree Department for the year ending December 31, 1961.
The appropriations and expenditures necessary for the main- tenance of this department for the year 1961, are listed and itemized as follows:
Insect Pest Control - Salaries and Wages
Appropriation
$ 250.00
Expenditures: Payroll $ 244.53
Total Expenditures
244.53
Balance $ 5.47
Insect Pest Control - General Expenses $ 1,500.00
Appropriation
Expenditures:
Virchow, J. W. $ 1,487.70
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Milford Daily News 11.25
Total Expenditures
1,498.95
Balance
$ 1.05
Dutch Elm Disease Control
Appropriation
$ 5,000.00
Expenditures:
Labor
$ 1,920.22
Clancey, B. J. Insurance
106.25
Rosenfeld's Garage
40.89
Frank's Service Station
50.25
Stefanoni, Peter
307.48
Western Auto Associate Store
4.99
American Oil Co.
87.00
Bert's Auto Service
15.05
Casey Store, Inc.
8.81
Tri State Forestry Service
2,403.70
B & B Shell Station
22.60
Perry's Hardware
5.45
Total Expenditures
4,972.69
Balance
$ 27.31
Care, Removal and Planting Trees
Appropriation
$ 2,000.00
Expenditures:
Labor
$ 880.50
Brewer Tree Expert Co.
112.50
Federal Laboratories, Inc.
27.75
Clancey, B. J., Inc.
3.00
Zocchi, Leon C.
3.50
Tri State Forestry Service
946.75
Rosenfeld's Garage
22.93
Total Expenditures
1,996.93
Balance
$ 3.07
Removal of Brush
Appropriation
1,500.00 $
Expenditures:
Labor
$ 1,301.02
Zocchi, Leon
17.75
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Virchow, J. W.
72.25
Frank's Service Station
11.00
Casey Store Spindal, Earl
6.49
77.00
Total Expenditures
1,490.51
Balance
$ 9.49
New Trees
Appropriation
$ 200.00
Expenditures:
Forest Hills Nurseries $ 200.00
Total Expenditures
200.00
Balance
$ 0.00
I wish to thank public officials and citizens who have helped me in the past year.
Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH GRAZIANO,
Tree Warden
Report of Police Department
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Town Hall, Milford, Massachusetts
January 11, 1962
Gentlemen:
It is my pleasure to submit the following report of arrests and other duties performed by your Police Department during 1961.
Sergeant John J. McGrath, Director of the Auxiliary Police, has continued the fine progress with this unit for the year 1961. They
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are a most essential unit in an emergency, for without their assist- ance the Police Department would be sorely taxed.
Facilities in the department are so small that we are unable to carry out our duties in a modern manner. The law states that we should have adequate and private facilities for juveniles, that we do not possess and do not have the room to provide. We have no room for lockers, for inspections, for roll call, nor for the storage of records that are so important to every citizen of our Town. Particu- larly do we lack the facilities for complete and private interrogation of suspects.
The problem of our school children going to and from school, with the cooperation of the Board of Selectmen and Superintendent of Schools has been solved on a temporary basis. I would recom- mend at this time that steps be taken to solve it on a permanent basis so that Police Officers could be released from school crossing duty to be available for other important duties.
May I take this opportunity to thank your Honorable Board of Selectmen and all other Town Departments for the generous co- operation they have extended during the past year.
Report of Arrests and Other Duties Performed in 1961
Male
206
Female
12
Juveniles
11
Guilty
190
Not Guilty
15
Fined
74
Filed
13
Appealed
4
Continued
8
Nolo
3
Dismissed
6
Suspended
18
No Finding
1
R.W.A.
60
Probation
8
House of Correction
11
State Farm
6
Violation of Parole
1
Grand Jury
12
Youth Service Board
2
Lost Children
23
Missing Persons
13
Assist Other Departments
168
Insane Commitments
6
Complaints Checked Out
2356
137
Suspensions, Registry Adultery
2
Affray
2
Assault and Battery
4 7
Disturbing the Peace
13
Fornication
Fugitive from Justice
Drunkenness
Larceny by Check
Larceny, Less Than $100
Larceny, Over $100
4
Larceny of Motor Vehicle
3
Keeping Explosives
1 3 5
Obstructing Justice
1
Profane Language
1
Receiving Stolen Property
1 5
Registering Bets
1
Found in Gaming Place
2
Allow Premises Used in Gaming
1 3
Pay Court Costs
Vagrancy
3 56
Auto Violations
Allow Improper Person to Operate
1
Failing to Stop for Red Light
2
Failing to Stop for Officer's Whistle
2
Failing to Show Registration
1
Leave Scene and Causing Property Damage
6
Operating so as to Endanger
7
Operating After Revocation
2
Operating Under Influence
7
Operating Without License
9
Operating Without Registration
1
Operating Uninsured Motor Vehicle
3
Operating Without Lights
2
Operating Without Authority
1
Operating Unregistered Motor Vehicle
1
Speeding
11
Sticker Law
4
Transporting Commodities, Lord's Day
1
Using Motor Vehicle Without Authority
2
Capias Served
4
Warrants Served
8
Summons Served-Town
178
138
82
Breaking and Entering in Night Time
1 1
86 7 4 1
Larceny of Gas
Malicious Destruction Property
Non-Support
Resist Arrest
Summons Served-Out of Town
177
Total Summons
355
Gun Permits and Renewals
54
Bike Registrations
227
Taxi Applications
60
Motor Vehicle Laws Issued
524
Motor Vehicle Applications Issued
630
Residences Checked
647
License Suspensions
52
Licenses Returned
·48
Security Checks
4048
Traffic Tickets Issued
2095
All Accidents
251
Property Damage Accidents
117
Personal Injury Accidents
134
Fatals
3
Injuries
214
Pedestrian Injuries
29
Out of Town Operators Involved
155
General Expenses -- 1961
Appropriation
$ 6,702.6]
Expended:
American Oil Co.
$ 1,512.84
Arcudi Gas Station
11.74
Bradbury Locke Co.
2.69
B & B Shell Station
53.16
Cahill's
8.87
Charlescraft Press
10.75
Cooney Store
4.50
Carmichael's
4.64
Casey Hardware Store
4.35
Charlie's Amoco Station
148.13
Chryslerville
339.15
Clancey, B. J.
347.50
Clarke Printing
101.25
Eastern State Radio League
5.00
Eastman Kodak
49.99
Exchange Diner
8.30
Federal Labs
69.96
Fitzpatrick, J. P.
8.00
Fitzpatrick, W. F.
33.25
Fitzpatrick & Serrano
37.30
Frank's Service Station
1.80
Gorham Fire Equipment
94.85
Harper Bros.
6.40
Home Laundry
2.50
1
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Horton Lew
5.00
Jenney Gas
2.00
Massachusetts Chief's Association
40.00
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of
230.97 4.00
Massachusetts Safety League
Mel's T.V.
249.60
Milford Welding Co.
198.00
Natick Press Co.
158.50
Neilan's
17.45
Mulhall Trucking Co.
25.18
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
1,599.61
Narmand Trucking
7.55
Pantano, A. M.
141.50
O'Neill Motors
4.94
Rayem Enterprises
7.00
Rosenfeld Garage
171.13
Ryan Motors
151.48
Scott-Ahearn
465.54
Sirchie Labs
5.18
Small, Elizabeth
10.00
Soda Shoppe
13.80
Stimpson
175.72
Ted's Diner
24.40
T.V. Supply Co.
13.45
Town Hall Service Station
5.50
U.S. Post Office
36.00
Zocchi, Leon
5.45
$ 6,644.67
Balance
57.94
6,702.61 $
Out of State Travel
Appropriation
$ 100.00
Expended
$
100.00
Balance
0.00
$ 100.00
Police Cruiser
Appropriation
$
1,000.00
Expended:
Daily News
$ 42.75
Scott-Ahearn
950.00
$ 992.75
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Balance
7.25
$
1,000.00
New Meter Account
Appropriation
$
2,700.00
Expended:
Duncan Meters
$ 2,677.50
Mulhall Express
22.50
State Police School
Appropriation
$ 320.00
Expended
$ 0.00
Balance
320.00
$
320.00
Uniform Allowance
Appropriation
$ 1,725.00
Expended
1,724.95
Balance
.05
1,725.00 $
Parking Meter Maintenance
Appropriation
$ 1,000.00
Expended:
Casey Hardware
$ 4.06
Daily News
18.00
Milford Neon
10.00
Milford Welding
293.50
Monoean Co.
83.07
Pantano, A. M.
504.00
$ 912.63
Balance
87.37
$
1,000.00
Maintenance Traffic Signals
Appropriation
$ 2,300.00
Expended:
Duro Teast
$ 98.29
141
$
2,700.00
Massachusetts, Commonwealth
18.94
Massachusetts Electric Co.
997.09
Milford Welding
62.00
Niro & Dec
62.25
Zocchi, Leon
125.00
Sargent & Sowell
28.85
Niro, Mathew
32.95
Pantano, A. M.
714.00
$ 2,139.37
Balance
160.63
2,300.00 $
Salaries and Wages
Appropriation
$104,426.00
Expended:
Regular and Reserve
$102,049.28
Auxiliary Police
333.91
$102,383.19
Balance
2,042.81
$104,426.00
Salaries and Wages (Meter Operation)
Appropriation
$ 19,314.00
Expended
$ 19,314.00
Balance
0.00
$ 19,314.00
Individual Salaries and Wages - 1961
Fitzpatrick, W. F., Chief
$ 6,973.80
Cross, A. R., Sergeant
5,661.88
Curley, J. J., Sergeant
5,817.44
McGrath, J. J., Sergeant
5,819.52
Rizoli, E. J., Sergeant
5,646.63
Arcudi, J. E., Jr., Patrolman
5,115.14
Catusi, R. E., Reserve
1,073.59
Cenedella, W. R., Patrolman
5,003.01
Conley, W. F., Patrolman
5,156.82
DiAntonio, A. J., Patrolman
5,247.66
DiGirolamo, A. P., Patrolman
5,056.17
do Curral, C. G., Patrolman
1,424.64
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Donlon, J. F., Patrolman
5,059.41
Fitzpatrick, J. P., Patrolman
3,657.09
Hickey, B. A., Patrolman 5,354.32
Hynes, F. J., Retired
4,633.51
Mancini, A. V., Patrolman
5,069.83
McGowan, C. F., Patrolman
5,131.31
Nigro, J. J., Patrolman
5,063.11
O'Sullivan, H. B., Patrolman
5,109.40
Panorese, E. M., Patrolman
5,094.09
Small, D. F., Patrolman
5,427.75
Sullivan, E. J., Patrolman
5,171.54
Volpe, J. J., Patrolman
3,426.18
Zacchilli, B., Patrolman
5,169.44
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM F. FITZPATRICK,
Chief of Police
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Treasurer's Report
January 15, 1962
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
The Cash Reconciliation and Itemized Expenditures of the Treasury Department for the year 1961 are as follows:
Cash Reconciliation
Cash Balance, January 1, 1961 $ 340,616.91
Receipts during the year 3,374,749.66
$3,715,366.57
Disbursements per Warrants
3,301,004.63
Cash Balance, December 31, 1961
$ 414,361.94
Appropriation
Treasurer's Bond $ 285.50
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Expended:
Karl A. Bright Insurance Co.
226.25
Unexpended
$ 59.25
Salaries
Appropriation
$ 8,020.00
Expended:
John H. Besozzi
$ 826.58
Barbara A. Alberta
1,839.05
Lawrence L. DelVecchio
3,743.42
Rose Snell
1,529.84
7,938.89
Unexpended
$ 81.11
General Expenses
Appropriation
$ 1,100.00
Transferred
500.00
$ 1,600.00
Expended:
U. S. Post Office
$ 348.51
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
198.55
Treasurer's Dues
7.00
L. DelVecchio (reimbursement )
.29
Cahill's News Agency, Inc.
20.99
Royal McBee Corp.
16.20
Palson's, Inc.
93.80
Wm. Carter Co.
127.35
Home National Bank
6.00
Capitol Transportation Co.
3.83
Stimpson's Office Supply Co.
508.95
Underwood Corp.
30.85
F & E Check Protector Sales
65.00
John H. Besozzi (reimbursement )
4.12
Penler Rubber Stamp Co.
5.85
B. John Palumbo (Forgery Bond)
37.50
Parente's Floor Covering Co.
19.00
Commercial Systems & Forms Co.
35.03
Wm. H. Casey Store, Inc.
2.74
H. Wendell Beal Co.
14.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
13.44
Die-Mac Co.
35.00
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Milford Locksmith
6.00
1,600.00
Unexpended
$ 0.00
Respectfully,
LAWRENCE L. DELVECCHIO,
Town Treasurer
Report of Town Hall Custodian
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Financial Report
Salary Appropriation
$ 4,645.00
John O'Connor
$ 4,495.00
John Tosches
150.00
$ 4,645.00
General Expense Appropriation
$
4,275.00
Expenditures:
Sidney H. Beaumont, Inc.
$
22.41
Boston Janitors Supply Co., Inc.
108.60
Wm. H. Casey Store, Inc.
9.61
Clancey, B. J.
21.50
Clark-Shaughnessy, Inc.
564.48
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
25.00
C. B. Dolge Co.
62.37
Gentilotti, S.
6.30
Julian's Oil Service, Inc.
1,298.00
Massachusetts Electric Co.
1,128.53
Milford Locksmith
7.00
Milford Water Co.
118.33
Milford Welding Co.
10.00
Niro & Dec
233.50
Odorite Co.
24.00
145
Pantano, A. M.
108.00
Perkins & Butler, Inc.
32.95
Ray's Floor & Janitor Service
17.50
Reid, E. M.
3.85
Rose Machine Shop
2.50
Rosenfeld's Garage
89.80
Rubenstein Electric Supply Co.
3.30
M. D. Stetson Co.
102.90
Town Hall Service Station
1.05
Worcester Gas Light Company
90.09
Zocchi, Leon
168.29
Balance
15.14
$ 4,275.00
I wish to extend my sincere thanks to all those who co-operated with this department during the year.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN O'CONNOR, Custodian
Report of the Park Commissioners
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
and the Citizens of Milford:
We hereby submit our annual report for 1961 with financial report appended.
The bleachers at Town Park were completely replaced this year and badly diseased and dead trees were removed. Some of these trees were replaced and we hope to plant more in 1962.
One tennis court was sealed and one basketball court. This propect we hope to continue until they are all done to preserve the hot-top.
Another sidewalk through Town Park from Walnut Street to the Stacy School was put in. This was badly needed and completes the walks in the Park except for Walnut Street to the new school.
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Prospect Heights playground had a stone wall removed and the huge boulders taken out that created quite a hazard for the children playing in that area. It was filled in and graded and seeded.
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