Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 113

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890-
Publication date: 1946
Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press
Number of Pages: 876

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Geographic Society; International Institute; Italian Historical Society. Travelled extensively. In 1919 founded the American Library at the University of Toulouse, France. Has done much public speaking. Father, a native of Arezzo di Como, Italy, came to America in 1880. Had follow- ing three children: Joseph, a professor; Henry of this sketch and Mary V., a graduate of Boston University. Res: 30 Bellevue St., West Roxbury. SASSERNO, JOSEPH H .- Head Modern Languages Dept., Roxbury Latin School. Born Boston, Feb. 9, 1887. Son of Luigi Sasserno and Teresa Fravega. Graduated: English High; Harvard University, 1911, A.B., cum laude; 1915, A.M. Special studies at Perugia, Madrid and Toulouse. Prof. at Roxbury Latin School since 1918. Pioneer American of Italian descent to teach in this school which is the oldest in U. S., recently honored by having placed in its library a portrait bas relief in bronze sculptured by John Paramino. Formerly Prof. of Romance Languages at Norwich University. Chairman, overseers Public Welfare of Boston; director, Red Cross in Boston; pres. N. E. Modern Languages Ass'n; Pres. Italian Historical Soc. of Mass .; Inquisitor of K. C .; Major in World War I. Travelled in Europe, Asia, North, South and Central America's, Lec- turer, contributor to numerous periodicals, newspapers, etc. His father was born in Arezzo di Como, Italy, came to U. S. in 1880. Res: 30 Bellevue St., West Roxbury.

SASSO, CHESTER LOUIS-Proprietor, Modern Electrical Appliances Co., 373 Broadway, Revere. Born Ponte di Veia, Genoa, Italy, May 14, 1911. Son of Anthony Michael Sasso and Adelina Oddera. Educated here and abroad. Came to U. S. in 1919, settling in Boston. In business in Revere since 1933, specializing in all kinds of electrical appliances and furniture. Married Albina Polcari of Revere, Dec. 6, 1942, a graduate of Revere High. Children: Patricia Ann and Geraldine. Member Revere New Deal Ass'n, and Chamber of Commerce. Fond of golf, travel, art, and music. His father came to U. S. in 1911, settling in Boston, in the restaur- ant business. Has following children: late Lena, married to Peter Molino; Angelina, married to Carlo Valdora; Jennie, married to James Parlee; Ludovico, in the Tile business in Revere; Chester Louis; Mary, married to Alfred Oliver; and Alice, a bookkeeper. Res .: 46 Proctor Ave., Revere.

SASSONE, JOSEPH A .- Proprietor, Sassone's Italian Kitchen, 103 Main St., Gloucester, also affiliated wtih Sassone's Spaghetteria of Salem and former proprietor of Sassone's Spaghetteria of Lynn. Born Armento, Potenza, Italy, April 28, 1901. Son of Paolo Sassone and Maria Ierardi. Came to America in 1906, settled in Boston, later in Lynn, since 1944, in Gloucester. Member of several organizations and fond of all sports. His father, who came to America in 1902, settled in Boston. Had following children: Philip, Vincent, Paul (U. S. Army) Rose and Josephine. Mr. Sassone's restaurant is one of the finest in Gloucester. He was for several years agent of the Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. Res: 24 Birch St., Lynn.

SATERIALE, EMILIO-Custom presser, 20 Hawly St., Boston. Born Campanarello, Avellino, Italy, Feb. 16, 1892. Son of Ciriaco Sateriale and Clementina Addonizio. Attended public school in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1910, settling in Cambridge. In business since 1920. Married Maria Cocca of East Boston, Dec. 19, 1921. Children: Waldo Charles, graduate Cambridge Latin High, is in U. S. Army, 9th Air Force, overseas; Gilda, graduate Cambridge High, and Regis College in 1945, A.B., (scholarship), also studied piano and accordion for ten years, and Emil Gino, student. Mr. Sateriale is member Order Sons of Italy and Cambridge Italian American Citizens Club. Fond of travel and music. His father came to U. S. in 1895, later returned to Italy. Had following children: Maria; Bernardo; Antonio (accordion maker); Emilio, and Rutilio. Res: 78 Pleasant St., Cambridge.

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SAVARESE, VINCENZO-Proprietor, G. Savarese & Son Inc., 386-390 Commercial St., Boston. Born Vico Equense Naples, Italy, Oct. 16, 1881. Son of Giuseppe Savarese and Maria Concetta Di Martini. Educated in the elementary and High Schools of his native town, where he also learned the trade of cheese making. Came to U. S. in 1901, and worked in New York state, where he made the first ricotta cheese in the U. S. In the manufacturing of Italian cheese of various types in Boston since 1902, beginning in a small way, today he is the largest in the state, also importers of Italian Specialties since 1904. Married Maria Michelina Sacco of Boston, Aug. 7, 1927. Children: Vincent Jr., born June 7, 1928; Maria C., born Nov. 30, 1929, and Joseph, born June 27, 1936. Mr. Savarese's father came to U. S. in 1901, settling in Boston in 1903. Had following children: Vincenzo, Fortunato, Gaetano, Mrs. Anna Angiolillo and Anthony. Res: 45 Irving St., West Medford.

SAVIGNANO, SALVATORE - General Contractor. Born Gesualdo, Avellino, Italy, June 24, 1898. Son of Ferdinando Savignano and Nicoletta Nisca. Educated here and abroad. Came to U. S. in 1913, settling in Charlestown. In the general contracting business since 1918. Married Maria Quarantiello of Revere, Feb. 22, 1925. Children: Nicoletta; Ferdi- nand, student of Chelsea High, where he is member of varsity football team; Rosa; Louise and Lorraine (twins), and Mary Ann. Mr. Savignano is member of Loyal Order of Moose. Fond of outdoor life, lover of travel and grand opera. His father, who came to U. S. in 1905, lived in Charles- town. Had the following children: Vincenzo, Maria, Salvatore, Carmine, and Rosina. Res: 13 Garfield Ave., Chelsea.

SAWTELLE, JOHN J .- Executive Businessman, Organizer and member of Governor's Council. Born Boston, June 18, 1894. Son of Vincent Sawtelle and Mary LaBarbera. Graduated from Dorchester High School. Married Christine C. Sullivan of Boston, July 16, 1915. Children: Mrs. Mildred Cowan; Audrey, Jeanne, John, disabled veteran; William, and Robert, veterans U. S. Navy. Mr. Sawtelle was the organizer and first president of American Ass'n for recognition of Irish Republic and the first to advocate discontinuance of shipments of scrap metals and oils to Japan. Was the leading spirit in the fight to increase China's lend lease and in the successful listing of enemy alien fishing bases. With Congressman McCormick, he led the fight which resulted in removing alien ban in concentration camps and ban on foreign language news- papers. In 1940 led the New England Pan-American Mission in Wash- ington, resulting in better trade relationship between the South America's and U. S. industries. Mr. Sawtelle is an outstanding champion for the treatment of disabled and mentally incapacitated Veterans of World War II. He was in charge of Madame Chiang Kai-Shek's reception in Boston. First American of Italian descent in the country elected to the Governer's Council, receiving highest number of votes. Active on many governor's council committees, especially the committee on naval and military affairs. Member: Inter-city club of Mass. Inc., its organizer and honorary president; Fitzgerald Post V.F.W .; United American Vet- erans; Italian American Associates of Roxbury; American Aid Society, St. Augustine Court M.C.O.F .; K. of C. His father was born in Palermo, Italy. Came to America in 1879, settling in Boston. Office: 60 Congress St., Boston. Res: 257 Gallivan Blv'd., Dorchester.

SAVASTANO, CRESCENZO-Businessman. Born Conca della Cam- pania, Naples, Italy, July 2, 1887. Son of Enrico Savastano and Lucia DeLuca. Came to U. S. in 1899, settling in Lawrence. In meat and grocery business since 1910. Married Cristina Miele of Lawrence, June 22, 1908. Children: Harry, graduate of Lawrence High and St. John's preparatory, veteran of World War II; Lucy, graduate of St. Mary's High, married to

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Achille Zompa; Julia, graduate. of Lawrence High, married to Alfred Messina; Ralph, graduate of Lawrence High; Tomasina, graduate of Lawrence High, married to Mario Grillo; Flora, graduate of Lawrence High and Burdett College; Anna and Modestina, attended Lawrence High; Carmela, graduate of Lawrence High and Rita, student. Mr. Savastano's father came to U. S. in 1900, settling in Lawrence. Had following children: Gilda, Giovanni Battista, Crescenzo, Alberico, Olindo, Augustine, Anna, Frank, and Pasquale. Bus: 158 Elm St. Res: 160 Elm St., Lawrence.

SAVINO ANTOINETTE E .- Senior Clerk, Court House. Born Wor- cester Oct. 28, 1913. Daughter of Joseph Savino and Rosa Mitorotonda. Graduated from Sacred Heart Academy in 1931 (Salutatorium) and attended Fairchild's Business School. In the service of clerk of courts since 1937, being the first American of Italian descent employed at Worcester clerk of courts. Formerly with Brewer Laboratories. Miss Savino is secretary of local ladies lodge Sons of Italy since 1938, secretary of Sacred Heart Sodality, and Italo American defense commit- tee. Member of Italian American citizens' league. Active in civic and church affairs. Fond of basketball, tennis, reading and music. Her father was born in Grumo Appula, Bari, Italy. Came to America in 1908, settling in Worcester. Had following children: Antoinette E .; Frank J., in U. S. Army; Rocco S., musician, now in U. S. Army Air Corps, and Isadore T., in U. S. Army. Res .: 53 E. Central St, Worcester.

SAVINO, NICHOLAS-Assistant Manager, First National Store, 333 Sumner St., East Boston. Born Civitacquara, Pescara, Italy, Feb. 18, 1921. Son of Giovanni Savino and Regina Trabucco. In the service of the First National Stores since 1938. Married Jennie Licati of Waltham, Sep- tember 6, 1942, a graduate of Waltham High School. One daughter, Linda Ann, born Nov. 7, 1944. Mr. Savino is veteran of U. S. Army, World War II. Member of American Legion. Fond of baseball, boxing, wrestling and travel. Active in civic and political affairs. His father, a veteran of Italian Army, World War I, came to U. S. in 1921 settling in Boston, as black- smith. Has two children: Nicholas of this sketch, and Lydia, a student. Res .: 61 Lubec St., East Boston.

SAVINO, NICHOLAS ANGELO-Proprietor, Savino Bros. Monument Co., 37 Wahconah St., Pittsfield. Born Bovino, Foggia, Italy, Sept. 29, 1888. Son of Vincenzo Paolo Savino and Filomena Tavano. Came to U. S. in 1895. Educated in Milford public schools and learned stone cutting. trade from his father. Later became professional musician for 10 years, leader of his own band, considered outstanding and toured New England states. Was manager for May Tag Co. for number of years. In 1931 he settled in Pittsfield, where he has since been in monumental works busi- ness. Married Anna Maria di Vittoria of Milford, Oct. 5, 1909. Children: Vincent Paul, Ettore Americo and Alfred Nicholas, all of whom grad- uated from Milford High School and are musicians. Mr. Savino is mem- ber of Elks. Hobby playing guitar, saxophone, and trombone. His father came to America in 1892. Was a stone cutter here and abroad for 50 years. Had following children: Nicholas A .; Louis of Uxbridge; Vincent P. Jr., and Mrs. Mary Bibo of Milford.

SAVIOLI, JAMES JOSEPH-Businessman. Born West Springfield, Sept. 24, 1907. Son of Henry Savioli and Rita Berselli. Attended Agawam High School. Proprietor of Boston Market, 1085 State St., Springfield, since 1941. Married Ida Joan DeMaria of North Agawam, June 20, 1938. Mr. Savioli is member of Victor Emanuel Society. Fond of baseball, foot- ball, swimming, boating, bocce, travelling and music. His parents were: born in Bologna, Italy. Res .: 15 Church St., North Agawam.

SAYA, CHARLES A .- Social Worker. Born Boston, May 27, 1910. Son of Anthony Saya, and Santa Freno, Graduated: English High School,

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1927; Boston College, 1931, A.B., 1932, A.M. In the public service of State Dept. of Public Welfare since 1937. Married Cornelia Sullivan of Law- rence, June 29, 1940, (a former social worker and daughter of late Cornelius Sullivan, principal of Oliver school). Children: Mary Carroll and Julie Ann. Member, Boston College Alumni Ass'n. His father was born in vicinity of Messina, Italy. Came to America in 1892, settling in Boston, where he engaged in barber business for over 50 years. His mother ,a native of Messina, came to America in 1888, settling in Boston. Office: 15 Ashburton Place. Res .: 30 Jamaicaway, Boston.

SCAFATI, LOUIS-Musician, Singer and Performer. Born Boston, May 22, 1905. Son of Gaetano Scafati and Concetta Antosca. Graduated from Eliot School and studied music and voice in Boston. At 16 years of age he toured the United States with Larry Wood's Orchestra playing also at Bauff and Lake Louise, Canada. Later played in Bermuda for eight years, and Hotel Essex in Boston. Mr. Scafati plays guitar, Hawaiian guitar, mandolin. Possesses large repertoire and ranks among the high- est in lounge bar work, specializing in mandolin. Married Agnes Louisa Johnston, of Toronto, Canada, Nov. 10, 1933. One daughter, Joyce Lor- raine, born in Toronto, Canada, Aug. 2, 1934. Hobby, collecting old music, possessing over 50,000 copies. His father, born in Salza Irpina, Avellino, Italy, came to America in 1901, settling in Boston. Had following chil- dren: Louis, Joseph, Viola, Albert, Silvio and Guy. Res .: 492 Common- wealth Ave., Boston.

SCAGNELLI, ANTONIO-Chief, Framingham Fire Dept. Born Fram- ingham Dec. 12, 1894. Son of Pietro Scagnelli and Maria Maruffi. Educated in the Ashland public schools. With the fire department since 1926. First American of Italian descent in the department. Married Madeline Montana of West Quincy in 1919. Children: Louis John, born March 28, 1920, is graduate of High School now in U. S. Army overseas; Madeline, born Sept. 27, 1921, is graduate of High School and Wilfred Academy of Hair and Beauty Culture, is a beautician. Chief Scagnelli served in the American Army, World War I. Member: American Legion and former president of Local Mutual Firemen's Relief Ass'n. His father was born in Bettola in 1855. Came to America in 1886, was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Framingham. Had 13 children, the following are living: Antonio; John, a veteran of U. S. Navy, World War I; Rose and Mary. Res .: 35 Hayes St., Framingham.

SCALIA, JOHN-Proprietor A. Scalia, Fruit Merchant since 1919. Born Boston, Aug. 31, 1902. Son of Anthony Scalia and Anna Merline. Educated in Boston public schools. Served in World War I and saw service in France. Married Adriana Felicichia of Boston, Jan. 21, 1922. Children: Anthony Charles (U. S. Navy); Anna May; Ralph Michael. Member: Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Fond of hunting, fishing, travelling, music. His father, a native of Termini Imerese, Palermo, Italy, came to U. S. in 1890, settling in Boston, where he established his fruit business in 1900. He died in 1929. Was father of following six children: Michael, killed in action in World War I, in Flanders; Albert, John, James, Anthony and Josephine. Business: 21-22 Fanuiel Hall Market, Boston. Res .: 328 Waverly Ave., Newton.

SCALIA, MICHAEL-Proprietor, Scalia Service Station, corner Wash- ington and Hyde Park Ave., Forest Hills. Born Boston, Jan. 15, 1904. Son of Francesco Scalia and Maria Theresa Spicuzza. Educated at Eng- lish High school and at Lincoln Institute. Formerly in construction work. Married Mary Pirroni of East Boston, a graduate of East Boston High school. Mr. Scalia is member of Ausonia Council K. C., St. Andrew's Men's Club and Mass. Gas Dealers Association. Fond of baseball, horse-

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backriding, travel and music. His father was born in Termini Imerese, Palermo, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1896, settling in Boston. Had following children: Josephine; Mrs. Mary Palombo; Mrs. Rose D'Amore; Michael, and Mrs. Catherine Elmwood. Res .: 73 Selden St., Dorchester.

· SCALISE, LOUIS-Born Angoli, Catanzaro, Italy, April 16, 1882. Son of Federico Scalise and Maria Lucia. Educated in the public schools and at American International College. Came to America in 1904, settling in Springfield. In the service of Metropolitan Insurance Co., and Boston Mutual Insurance Co., for many years, also in real estate business for 14 years, now mechanic at Westinghouse Electric Co. Married Maria D'Elesi of Winstead, Dec. 20, 1915. Children: Anthony, engineer, married to Midora Hamell of Holyoke; Frederick, a graduate of American Inter- national College, serving in U. S. Army Air Corps, as bombardier. Mr. Scalise has been active in every worthy cause in his community. Fond of baseball, basketball, gardening and flowers. His father came to America in 1908, settled in Springfield. Had following children: Pietro, Rachela, Filomena, Anthony, Joseph, Louis, Angelo and Giuseppa. Res .: 38 Eloise St., Springfield.

SCALORA, MARIA GENEVIEVE-School teacher. Born Lawrence, Jan. 26, 1911. Daughter of Carmelo Scalora and Paolina La Rosa. Graduated from Lawrence High school in 1928 with great distinction; and Lowell Teachers College in 1932, B.S.E. Special University Extension courses at Boston University in adult education and in teaching the mentally deficient. Teacher at James Leonard school of Lawrence since 1940. Also teacher of Americanization at the International Institute. Miss Scalora is the pioneer American of Italian descent to teach in the Law- rence public schools. Member: Lowell Teachers College Club, Elementary Teachers Ass'n, Italian College Club. Her father, born in Floridia, Sira- cusa, Italy, came to U. S. in 1906, settling in Lawrence. Had following children: Maria G .; Esther; Joanna; Anthony; Rose Marie, supervisor at Mass. General Hospital; Joseph, U. S. Army overseas; John, attending Tufts College Medical school; Dorothy, and William. Mother, native of Pachino, Siracusa, Italy. Res .: 14 Osgood St., Lawrence.

SCAMPORINO, GUIDO-Proprietor, Roma Cafe, 157-159 Washington St., Haverhill. Born Melilli Siracusa, Italy, Dec. 26, 1895. Son of Vin- cenzo Scamporino and Lucia Misenti. Educated in the public school of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1911, settling in Lawrence. In Haver- hill since 1912. In business since 1922. Married Elizabeth DeCristofaro of Haverhill, Oct. 1, 1921, daughter of Rocco DeCristofaro, former grocer for over 30 years, whose business has been carried on by his wife since his untimely death. Children: Lucy, graduate of Dean Academy; Mary Jane and Rose Anne are students. Mr. Scamporino served in U. S. Army, World War I. Member: American Legion, Baccuso Post, Elks, Order Sons of Italy. His father was postoffice clerk in Italy for 20 years. Came to America in 1909, settling in Haverhill in 1912, where he engaged in mfg. tomato paste and other canned goods. Had following children: Emilio, Pietro, George, Egidio, Fred, Guido, Virginia, Settimo, late Ottavio, Alice, Romolo, Eleanor and Remo. Res .: 2 Richmond St., Haverhill.

SCANDONE, PETER ANTHONY-Bandmaster. Born Bagnoli Irpino, Avellino, Italy, Feb. 6, 1886. Son of Alfonso Scandone and Madalena Di Stasio. Came to U. S. in 1900, settling in East Boston. Graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music, where he also completed the required course for Master of Bands and Orchestras, comprising a com- plete technical study of all band and orchestra instruments. In 1907 he founded the N. E. School of Music and has since been its director. Has organized numerous bands which have won state-wide recognition. For- merly director of music in the Boston Public Schools. Married Nellie

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D'Amelio, June 9, 1910. Children: Madalene, a graduate of Portia Law school; Eleanor, Alphonse, Elvira, and Albert, all high school graduates. His father was a native of Montello Irpino, Avellino, Italy; mother, of Luogosano, same province. Res .: 337 Maverick St., East Boston.

SCANGA, JOHN A. - Supervisor, Industrial Inspector. Born Lago, Cosenza, Italy, June 24, 1890. Son of Nicholas Scanga and Filomena Magliocco. Education: Eliot school; Central High school; extension and special courses at Northeastern University; Boston College and at Har- vard Medical School of Public Health. Connected with Division of Indus- trial Safety-Department of Labor and Industries since 1917, being the first Italo-American in Mass. to occupy said position. Mr. Scanga estab- lished and directed activities of Michelangelo Center since 1915. Organizer and president of Northend Improvement Ass'n. Member: Ausonia Lodge of K. of C .; former director of Northend Catholic Institute; President of Eliot School Ass'n; Organizer and past commander of Northend Post American Legion. Married Edwina Finocchietti of Boston, Sept. 6, 1915. One daughter, Dorothea (Balboni). Office: State House, Boston. Res .: 129 Theodore Parker Rd., West Roxbury.

SCANSAROLI, PETER-Plumber, Hudson, Mass. Born Clinton, Dec. 24, 1904. Son of Peter Scansaroli and Mary Gabelli. Educated in the Framingham public schools. In the service of John F. Gavin Co., of Framingham as plumber for 15 years, and for Dennison Mfg. Co., since 1938. Married Catherine Saia of Hudson, April 26, 1927. Children: Rose Marie, born Dec. 13, 1928, a graduate of Hudson High, Horace Mann student, and Albert Robert, born Feb. 12, 1930, is a student. Mr. Scan- saroli is member of Buonavia Club. Fond football, bocce, baseball, travel, and music. His father was born in Parma, Italy, came to America in 1900, settling in Clinton, later in Framingham. Had following children: late Adeline; Peter; Alfred, a veteran U. S. Army, World War II; Leo, is with Dennison Mfg. Co .; Robert, in U. S. Army Air Corps, World War II, in the Philippines. Res .: 10 Blaine St., Hudson.

SCANZAROLI, FRANCIS DOMENIC-Owner, South Main St. Market, Milford. Born Corniana, Parma, Italy, Aug. 23, 1898. Son of Giacomo Scanzaroli and Cecilia Gabelli. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1913, settling in Milford. In business since 1942. Formerly in the employ of Santo Mazzarelli and Sons for 27 years. Married Maria Anna Schiappa of Milford, June 4, 1933. Children: James, born Sept. 7, 1934; Cecilia Ann, born Jan. 15, 1938; and Joseph Francis, born March 6, 1939. Member Italian American Benefit Club of Hopedale. Fond of travel and grand opera. His father, who visited America in 1905, had the following children: Francis Domenic; Genoveffa; Maria, married Francesco Schianchi; Emma, married to Giglio Bellesi; Ida; and Augusto. Res .: 38 South Main St., Milford.

SCAPICCHIO, SEBASTIAN-Proprietor, Boston Art Metal Co., 90 Rich- mond St., Boston. Born Anzano, Foggia, Italy, July 4, 1898. Son of Emilio Scapicchio and Concetta Mastrangelo. Educated in the public schools in Italy, where he learned the trade of metal art work. Veteran Italian Army World War I, served for five years. Came to U. S. in 1921, settling in Boston. In business since 1929. Married to Immacolata Marotta, Oct. 12, 1923. Children: Emilio, graduate English High, is veteran U. S. Marines in the Pacific theater, awarded two battle stars; Anthony, grad- uate English High, is veteran U. S. Army, Yankee Division in Europe, awarded four battle stars; Peter, graduate English High, is in U. S. Army, and Louis, Concetta, Mary, Ralph, and John, are students. Member Santa Maria d'Anzano Society. Fond of hunting, travel and grand opera. Has one brother, Pietro who is a businessman in Boston. Res .: 102 Salem St., Boston.

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SCAPPINI, JOSEPH VALENTINO-Partner, Genoa Grocery and Meat Market, 2414 Mass. Ave., North Cambridge. Born in Riana, Parma, Italy, Feb. 14, 1910. Son of Roberto Scappini and Oliva Lazzari. Educated in the public elementary and high schools in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1919, settling in South Boston. In business with Alessandro Novati of Cam- bridge, since 1930. Married Lena Zani of Somerville, June 3, 1934, a graduate of Boston Girls High school. One daughter, Dolores, born Jan. 23, 1937. Member of the Moose. Fond of travel, hunting, fishing, and grand opera. His father came to U. S. in 1914, settled in Boston. Had following children: Mrs. Caterina Ugolini; Mrs. Adele Morelli and Joseph. Res .: 40 Walker St., Somerville.

SCARAMELLA, ALBERT C .- Funeral Director, 39 Orleans St., East Boston. Born Boston, June 5, 1900. Son of Ralph Scaramella and Mad- alena Cantalupo. Graduated from High School of Commerce in 1919. Funeral director since 1927. Married Rose Messina of East Boston, June 18, 1934. Children: Christine and Albert. Member and treasurer of Salerno Order of Sons of Italy in America. Member: San Paolino Society, Santa Lucia Society, Murray Social Club, the Filton Club and the K. of C. Fond of football, travelling and music. His father was born in Castelcivita, Salerno, Italy. Came to America in 1887, settling in Boston, where he engaged in the shoe and grocery business for over 40 years. Res .: 39 Orleans St., East Boston.

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Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 113

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890- Publication date: 1946 Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press Number of Pages: 876

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890-
Publication date: 1946
Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press
Number of Pages: 876