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June 18, 1938. One son, Richard August, born March 22, 1939. President of Winchester Hill Improvement Assoc. On board of directors of South End Community Center. Past commodore of Springfield Yacht and Canoe Club. Member of Hampden County Bar Association. His father came to America in the early 80's. Had the following children: August, Valery, Florence, Raymond, Nora and Albert. Res .: 61 Middlesex St., Springfield.
BURATTI LODOVICO-Proprietor, Mansfield Electric Shop, 2-10 North Main St., Mansfield. Born Trevignano, Rome, Italy, June 6, 1909. Son of Giuseppe Buratti and Elvira Salimbeni. Came to U. S. in 1914, settling in Mansfield. Attended High School and Bryant and Stratton Commercial School in Boston. Graduated from Mass. Radio and Tele- graph School. In business since 1936. Married Ruth Stevens of Sharon, Oct., 1927, a graduate of Sharon High and attended Northfield Seminary. . Children: Louis Nelson; Lorraine Ruth; Shirley Barbara; Carol Pricilla; Doris Louise; Richard Alan. Mr. Buratti is member Order Sons of Italy. Fond of skating, skiing, travel and photography. His father came to U. S. in 1913, settling in Mansfield, in the service of United Chocolate Refinery. Had the following children: Mrs. Madeline De Clemente; Mrs. Linda Boldrighini; Batholomew; Lodovico; and Mrs. Lucy De Lutis. Res .: 80 Court St., Mansfield.
BURLONE, AMERICO-Booker, United Artists, Boston. Born in Bos- ton, Sept. 13, 1911. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burlone. Educated in the elementary and English High School. In the service of United Artists since 1942. Formerly with the National Screen Service for eight years. Married Anna Cianciarulo of Boston, Sept. 15, 1941. One daughter, Francesca Rose. Mr. Burlone is fond of baseball, boxing, traveling and music. His father was born in the vicinity of Naples, Italy. Came to America in the early 90's settling in Boston. Res .: 25 Main St., Somerville.
BURNETT, AMIL. Born Corfinio, Aquila, Italy, April 27, 1877. Son of Pasquale Burnett (originally DiScipio) and Carolina Mascitti. Educated in public schools and under private tutors in his native town. Came to America in 1891, lived in New York and Revere. Settled in Lynn in 1906. Among the first Italians to enter barber business in Revere and Lynn. Also engaged in restaurant, billiards, and real estate business. A staunch dem- ocrat, has gladly devoted his efforts in helping his countrymen to become American citizens, now president of Lynn Italian American Citizen's Club. Married Theresa Foley of Lynn in 1909. Children: Walter R., business- man, employed with G. E. Co., and Milton, graduate of Lynn Classical High School, aviator who flew with Polando, employed with G. E. Mr. Burnett has a brother, Settimo, in Boston. His other brother, the late Michele DiScipio was a general in Italian Army, won great distinction, highly decorated during World War I. Res .: 42 Vine St., Lynn.
BURRONE, JOSEPH C .- Barber scientist. Manager Hotel Statler Bar- bershop. Born Boston, Feb. 23, 1911. Son of Charles Burrone and Jose- phine Modica. Graduated from English High and attended M.I. T. In the service of Hotel Statler barbershop since 1930, largest and most modern shop in New England. Mr. Burrone is also a reserve patrolman in the Everett Police Dept. serving as fingerprint expert and police pho- tographer. Active in civic and political affairs. Member A. F. of L., Everett Improvement Assoc., and Order Sons of Italy. Married Rose L. Barbato of Everett, Nov. 29, 1929, a graduate of Everett High. Children: June Rose, Charlotte Anne, and Diane. His father was born in Riesi, Caltani- setta, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1902 settling in Boston, as realtor. Has the following children: Victor, veteran U. S. Army; Joseph C., Salvatore, in U. S. Merchant Marines; Mrs. Mary Sousa, and Mrs. Iolando Assaro. Res .: 39a Bucknam St., Everett.
BUSALACCHI, ANTHONY-Treasurer T. and J. Busalacchi Inc., of Boston. Born Palermo, Italy, Feb. 14, 1903. Son of Salvatore Busalacchi
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and Rosalia Filippone. Came to America in 1921 settling in Boston. Edu- cated here and abroad. Connected with Antonio Busalacchi in the fish industry business since 1933, which firm was the originator of Peter Pan brand fillets and large distributors of Whiting fish-bulk and boxes. It also specializes in guinea large gray sole. Married Pearl Russo of Boston, Jan. 31, 1931. Children: Rose Marie, Christine and Joan. Sports, football, bocce. Likes traveling, and music. His father was born at Santalea, Pal- ermo, Italy, came ot America in 1917 settling in Boston. Res .: 143 Milton St., Dorchester.
BUSALACCHI, ANTONIO-President, D. & J. Busalacchi, Inc., 268-70 Northern Ave., Boston. Born Santalea, Palermo, Italy, May 16, 1883. Son of Francesco Busalacchi and Pietra Tarantina. Came to America in 1896 settling in Boston. In the fish business since 1914. Formerly a fisherman for 18 years. He is among the first Italian American in Mass. to set trap fishing at Yarmouthport, Cape Cod in 1918, in West Dennis in 1919 and Harwich in 1921. He also built a number of fishing boats. His father also a fisherman, came to America in 1889 settling in Boston. In 1911 Mr. Busalacchi married Josephine Busalacchi of Newark, Wisconsin. They have five children: Mrs. Adeline Frongillo; Frank, who is associated with his father in the business; Helen, Julia, a secretary with U. S. Navy Dept. in Washington, D. C., and Andrew, serving in U. S. Army. Res .: 1105 Saratoga St., East Boston.
BUSI, HENRY JOSEPH-Proprietor, Henry's Furniture Co., 40 Court St., Plymouth. Born Plymouth, Jan. 1, 1907. Son of Paul Busi and Amelia Cappello. Educated in the elementary and High School. In furniture business since 1925. Married Edna Leonardi of Kingston, Feb. 7, 1929. Children: Ronald Vincent, born Aug. 17, 1930; and Joyce Marie, born June 2, 1935. Mr. Busi is fond of baseball, hunting, fishing, travel and music. His father born Renazzo, Ferrara, Italy. Came to America in 1902, married in Chelsea. In Plymouth since 1905, where he engaged as textile worker. Mother a native of Lungara, Bologna, Italy. They had the fol- lowing children: Mrs. Lena Balboni of Providence; Mrs. Marion Baratta of Plymouth; Mrs. Josephine Feci of Plymouth; Mrs. Theresa Zanello of Plymouth; Henry Joseph; and Mrs. Rose Cavallo. Res .: 8 Gray Ave., Plymouth.
BUSI, JOSEPH A .- Carpenter and builder, Plymouth. Born Plymouth, July 4, 1904, son of Andrea Busi and Maria Balboni. Graduated from Plymouth High School in 1925. Attended Northeastern University and Mass. Institute of Technology. In business since 1925. Married Effie Boyd Dec. 14, 1942, a native of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, and a former public school teacher. They have one adopted child, Robert Grace. Mr. Busi served in U. S. Army World War II as military police. Member of the U. S. Coast Guard Reserve. Fond of hunting, hockey, travel and music. Hobby, deep sea fishing. His father was born in Renazzo, Ferrara, Italy. Came to America in 1897, was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Plym- outh, where he engaged as fruit dealer. Had the following children: Agnes, Joseph A., Mrs. Alice Govoni, Mrs. Rose Murphy and William. Res .: 11 Fremont St., Plymouth.
CACCIALINO, ANNE MARIE-Teacher of Art, Worcester public schools. Born Sant'Arcangelo, Trimonte, Avellino, Italy, Feb. 1, 1907. Daughter of Domenico Caccialino and Francesca Zamarra. Brought to America when few months old settling in Worcester. Graduated from Clinton High School in 1924; Fitchburg Teacher's College in 1926; and Worcester State Teacher's College in 1941, B. S. E. Special courses at Clark University and at Boston University. Also courses in astronomy. Teacher in Worcester public schools since 1941. Formerly teacher in the town of Shrewsbury. Member: national, state and local teachers' associations. Her father came to America in 1897 settling in Worcester (also lived in Clinton for
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12 years). Worked for Worcester Street Railway Co. for over 30 years and for 18 years a foreman. Mother is a native of Vallata, Avellino, Italy. They had the following children: Michael, graduate of Clinton High School, with the city Water Dept .; Anne Marie of this sketch; Rose, a graduate of Clinton High School, married to Joseph Stellato. Res .: 27 Adams St., Worcester.
CACCIATORE, JOSEPH J .- Inspector (Income Tax) and State Police Officer. Born Aragona, Agrigenti, Italy, May 22, 1900. Son of Francesco Cacciatore and Filomena Sprio. Came to America in 1908 settling in Waltham where he was educated in the elementary and high schools. Engaged in the grocery business for 20 years, in real estate for 12 years and interpreter for various courts. Inspector and state police officer since 1937. Married Mary Lupo of Waltham, April 20, 1925. Children: Francis, Carmen and Richard. Member: Sons of Italy; Aragona Benevolent Society; president of Aragona Republican Club of Waltham. Served in the Air Corp World War I. Deeply interested in civic and social affairs of the Italians. He directs amateur plays and fond of baseball, basketball, travel- ling and music. Office: 40 Court St. Res .: 80 High St., Waltham.
CACCIATORE, PHILIP (Filippo) -Proprietor, Cacciatore Market, 203- 205 Newton St., Waltham. Born Aragona, Agrigento, Italy, July 21, 1886. Son of Francesco Cacciatore and Filomena Sprio. Attended public schools in his native town. Came to America in 1907 settling in Waltham. In business since 1912. Married Provvidenza Giacco of Aragona, Italy, June 2, 1924. Member: Italian American Political Club; and former officer and delegate Order Sons of Italy. His wife is charter member of Mar- gherita Lodge Sons of Italy and of Boston Women's Italian Republican Club. Mr. Cacciatore has the following brothers and sisters: Stefano, Carmelo, Philip, Settimo, Mrs. Concetta Rizzo, Mrs. Filippa Anzalone, Joseph and Mrs. Rose Cannistraro. Res .: 134 Taylor St., Waltham.
CACCIOLA, PEDRO - Photographer, Framingham. Born Taormina, Messina, Italy, Aug. 21, 1903. Son of Pancrazio Cacciola and Rosaria Gullo. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1921 settling in Framingham. In the service of Wallace Nutting studio of Framingham since 1921, oldest remaining employee of this firm widely known throughout the world in the field of hand colored picture creations. Mr. Cacciola has distinguished himself in portrait work especially in the photographic dept. solely in charge of all dark room work. Married An- gelina Giallombardo of Framingham, July 6, 1930. Children: Irene, born March 31, 1937; and Frances Joan, born July 27, 1944. Member Cristoforo Colombo Society, the Eagles and Bella Sicilia Society. Has a brother in Bridgeport, who is married to Antonina Romeo. Res .: 49 Cedar St., Framingham.
CACI, FRANK-Partner, Sheraton Upholstery Co., 343 Medford St., Somerville. Born Aragona, Agrigento, Italy, Aug. 28, 1905. Son of Benjamin Caci and Louise Terrazzi. Came to U. S. in 1912. Educated in Boston Public Schools. In business since 1932 specializing in Mfg. of high grade upholstered sofas, chairs, and suites for retail stores in New England and New York State. Married Josephine Fioretti of East Boston, July 4, 1929. Children: Benjamin A., Louis M., and William F. Mr. Caci is charter member of Boston Furniture Club. His father came to U. S. in 1907 settling in Boston. Had the following children: Frank; Salvatore; Joseph, Corp. in U. S. Army, has been awarded two battle star ribbons for bravery on Asiatic-Pacific theater, and meritorious service award on the Leyte land- ing; Angelo, Anna and Rose; all of whom are associated in the above business. Res .: 27 Windsor St., Everett.
CACI, SALVATORE-Partner, Sheraton Upholstery Co., 343 Medford St., Somerville. Born Aragona, Agrigento, Italy, Nov. 26, 1907. Son of Benjamin Caci and Louise Terrazzi. Came to U. S. in 1912. Educated:
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East Boston High School, and Exter School of Art, in interior decorating, and Boston Trade School, in architecture. In business since 1932, special- izing in manufacturing of high grade upholstered sofas, chairs and suites, for retail store in N. E. and New York State. Married Mary Grace Gior- dano of Malden, Feb. 12, 1939. One son, Benjamin S., born Nov. 22, 1939. Member: Boston Furniture Club and Elks. His father came to U. S. in 1907 settled in Boston (see his brother Frank's sketch). Res .: 83 Terrace Rd., Medford.
CAFARELLA, FRANCESCO-Proprietor, Cafarella Variety Store, 121 Ferry St., Malden. Born Malfa, Messina, Italy, July 22, 1883. Son of Joseph Cafarella and Rosa Cosalito. Educated in the public schools of his native town, and served four years in the Italian Navy. Came to America in 1891 settling in Malden, where he has since been in business. Married Jennie Sangiolo of Malfa Capo, Italy, April 29, 1914. One son, Joseph Louis, a graduate of Malden High School and from Tufts College Medical School (1944, M.D.). Mr. Cafarella is member of B.P.O.E. and of Eolian Union Society. Fond of the theatre and grand opera. Has travelled to Italy seven times. His father, a retired merchant sea captain, came to America in 1913, died in Malden. Res .: 54 Judson St., Mlden.
CAFARELLA, GAETANO-Proprietor of Cafarella Delicatessen Store, 578 Pleasant St., Malden. Born Malfa, Messina, Italy, March 2, 1874. Son of Joseph Cafarella and Rosa Cosalito. Educated in the public schools of his native town and served in the Italian Navy for four years. Came to America in 1898 settling in Malden. In business since 1900. Married Rose Cincotta of Malfa, Italy, Feb. 4, 1914. Children: Rose, married to Ralph Worth; Mary, a graduate of Malden High School and of Malden Commercial School; Joseph, a graduate of Malden High School, now captain in the U. S. Army Air Corps, decorated with Oak Leaf cluster; Felix, graduate of Malden High, student of Wilkes Barre College, serving in U. S. Army Air Corps; Rudolph and Eleanor, students. Member: Eolian Union Society. Has travelled in Spain. His father, a merchant sea cap- tain, came to U. S. in 1913 settling in Malden. Res .: 54 Chester St., Malden.
CAFARELLI, ROCCO V .- Born Laurenzana, Potenza, Italy. Son of Donato Cafarelli and Roma Emma. Attended public school in Italy. Came to America in 1911. Merchant in Clinton, Mass., since 1916. Married Maria Zito April 16, 1914, a native of New York City. Children: Denny, in U. S. Navy since 1937, has been awarded citation for bravery; Rose, married to Albert Handle, a radio announcer; Ralph, in U. S. Army Air Corps; Eugene, in U. S. Navy; Robert, in U. S. Marine Air Corps; and Gerard. All have attended the Clinton High School. Mr. Cafarelli is member of Liberty Club. His father came to U. S. in 1901, had the follow- ing children: Rocco V .; Michael, is oil paint artist; Domenic, is moving picture operator; and Theresa, is married to. Antonio DiFranceschi, a famous sculpturer of New York, who designed the U. S. (Peace) silver dollar of 1821, his wife posing as model profile. Res .: 222 Stone St., Clinton.
CAFARO, ETTORE-Proprietor, Frankie Barber Shop, 274 Dwight St., Springfield. Born Casoria, Naples, Italy, April 24, 1902. Son of Antonio Cafaro and Elisa Simonetti. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1914, settling in Springfield in 1920. In busi- ness since 1932 as barber and beautician. Formerly proprietor of his own barber shop in Providence, R. I., for seven years. Mr. Cafaro studied the art of barbering in Providence, where he also studied scalp and skin treat- ment under Dr. Clark. Married Pasqualina Voccio of Providence, R. I., Oct., 27, 1919. Member: Master Barber's Assoc. Fond of all sports, espe- cially hunting and travelling. A lover of classical music. Has following three brothers: Albert, Leonetto, and Carlo. Res .: 71 Bristol St., Spring- field.
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CAFASSO, FREDERICK-Funeral Director in Everett and Wakefield. Born Pietrastornina, Avellino, Italy, Dec. 31, 1896. Son of Annibale Ca- fasso and Rosina Ciardiello. Came to America in 1912. Educated here and abroad. In the funeral directing business since 1932. Married the late Maria Rizzo, Aug. 27, 1921. Children: Rose. Mary, a graduate of Emanuel College in 1944, B. A., a teacher, and William John,, a graduate of Everett High School, was member of varsity football team, now in U. S. Army Air Force. Mr. Cafasso is member of Order Sons of Italy in America; the Holy Name Society of Everett; Holy Mary del Carmine Soc. of Wake- field; Columbia Pioneer Club; Citizen's Club of Wakefield. Has travelled extensively in Europe. Funeral homes: 385 Main St., Everett; 620 Main St., Wakefield.
CAIA, PASQUALE CORRADO-Physician and Surgeon. Born Via Salute No. 26 (Vomero) Naples, Italy, Nov. 26, 1907. Son of Vincenzo Caia and Carmela Varriale. Was brought to U.S.A. in 1910. Graduated from Boston Latin School in 1925; Harvard University in 1929, A. B., and Tufts College Medical School in 1934, M.D. Interne at Providence Hospital, Holyoke Hospital and Mercy Hospital of Springfield. In general practice since 1936. On staff of Mercy Hospital. Examining physician for local draft selective service board 140; examining physician for: Order Sons of Italy, Venice Society, Fratellanza Society, Vittoria Colonna Society, Our Lady of Charity Society, Mt. Carmel Society, Riverside Companions Society, Daughters of Columbus and Sisters of Columbus. Married to Louise Ada Dionisi of Springfield, Nov. 28, 1942. Member of Mass. and American Medical Associations. Fond of boating, swimming and grand opera. His father, a native of Siracusa, Sicily, Italy, came to America in 1910 settling in Boston, where he engaged as shoe dealer for 30 years. In Italy he was private bootmaker to the Duke of D'Aosta and to King Victor Emanuel III; mother, a native of Naples, Italy. Res .: 18 Ledyard St., Springfield.
CAJAZZI, EGIDIO-Born Cocullo, Aquila, Italy, Sept. 22, 1895. Son of Domenico Caiazzi and Margherita DeSimone. Attended public school in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1912. In the service of Wickwire Spencer Steel Co. of Clinton, since 1914. Married Angelina Panecaldo, July 25, 1921. Children: Olga, a graduate of Clinton High and of Becker Business Col- lege; Dino, a graduate of Clinton High, is in U. S. Marines; Velia, Dario, Margaret and James are students. Mr. Caiazzi is veteran of U. S. Army World War I. Is member of American Legion and president of Liberty Society and club. Has a brother, John, in Milford, and a sister, Mrs. Er- minia Risio of Cocullo, Italy. Res .: 210 Main St., Clinton.
CAIOLA, ETORE - Proprietor Steamship - tourists agency - private Banker, 329 Hanover St., Boston. Born Stalecchi, Catanzaro, Italy, March 28, 1891. Son of Gaetano Caiola and Raffaela Mirarchi. Educated in the elementary and High schools in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1912 settling in Boston. In business since 1922. Married Mildred Squillacioti of Boston, Sept. 20, 1916. Children: Guy S., a graduate of Watertown High School is associated with his father; Gilda, a graduate of Watertown High School; and Ettore Jr., a student. Mr. Caiola is member of Order Sons of Italy, its former grand treasurer and assistant grand venerable. Fond of hunting, travel, and music. Visited Italy in 1932 and in 1938. His father, a town clerk in Stalecchi, Italy for 40 years, had the following children: Ettore, Napoleone and Mrs. Lauretta Siciliano. Res .: 80 Bailey Rd., Watertown.
CAGGIANO, ANTHONY-Proprietor of J. Caggiano and Son Furniture Co., complete household furniture. Born Boston, March 15, 1919. Son of late Giovanni Caggiano and Carmela Caggiano. Graduated from Revere High School in 1936 and attended Boston University. Succeeded in his father's business in 1934. Fond of all sports especially baseball, golf and travelling. Father, born in Taurasi, Avellino, Italy, came to America in 1898 settling in Boston, where he began the furniture field in 1908. Estab-
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lished his business in 1918 being at the time the only store of its kind, controlled by Italian capital, serving the Italian community since 1918 from their retail establishment located in the heart of North End. Busi- nes 24 Fleet St., Boston. Res .: Rever, Mass.
CAGGIANO, ANTONIO - Proprietor of the Alpini Restaurant, 792 Beacon St., Boston. Born Taurasi, Avellino, Italy, June 13, 1886. Son of Nicola Caggiano and Vincenza Vintulla. Educated in the public schools of his native town and served in the Ietalian Army. Came to America in 1904 settling in Boston. Proprietor of Alpini Restaurant since 1926. Also owner of the Alpini and Club Panama Restaurants of Hyannis, Mass. Married Louisa Nardone of Boston, June 3, 1911. Children: Reynold, a grduate of Boston University School of Business Administration and Louisa, a registered nurse. Mr. Caggiano is member of B. P. O.E. Trav- elled in Italy in 1907, 1909 and 1911. Res .: 58 Porthouse Blvd., Somerville.
CAGGIANO, MICHAEL S .- Proprietor, Caggiano Funeral Service, 978 Saratoga St., East Boston. Born Boston, April 27, 1900. Son of Joseph Caggiano and Mary Grace Di Ambrosio. Education: Boston College High School and Burdett College. In the funeral directing business since 1928. Married Jean Carmen Bianco of East Boston, Oct. 15, 1928. Children: Regina Lucia and Adrienne Anne. Member Bay State Funeral Crafts; Ausonia Council K. of C .; St. Lazarus Holy Name Society, and past ven- erable of Orient Heights, Order Sons of Italy in America. Chairman of advisory board, draft board 13, Suffolk, Mass. Former canditdate for Governor's Council in 1938. Active in civic, welfare and political affairs. His father was born in Taurasi, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1882, settled in Boston, in the barber business since 1890 Res .: 1199 Saratoga St., East Boston.
CAGGIANO, MICHELE-Florist. Born Taurasi, Avellino, Italy, Novem- ber 15, 1883. Son of Antonio Caggiano and Luigia Tranvaglia. Came to America in 1901, settling in Boston, where he began in the fruit field, later in the hardware business for ten years and in the flower business since 1931. Married Edith Lanzelli of Boston, February 28, 1912. Children: Jennie, Carolyn (Navy Dept. Washington, D. C.); Rose, chief operator; Mary, married to Louis Ferrara; Anthony (Navy Dept.); Robert, (U. S. Marines) and Louise, a student. Fond of travelling, swimming, bocce and music. Bus .: 26 Feet St. Res .: 357 Hanover St., Boston.
CAGGIULA, DANIELE-Born Melpignano, Lecce, Italy, Sept. 15, 1883. Son of Vincenzo Caggiula and Maddalena De Donno. Learned tailoring in Naples, where he was awarded diploma from Caggiula Tailoring firm of the Casa Reale and of the Casa Ducale D'Aosta of Naples. Specializing in cutting and in men's tailoring. Came to U. S. in 1902 settling in Boston. Worked for L. P. Hollander for seven years. In business since 1916. Married Serafina Cuneo Dec. 5, 1905, her father Louis settled in U. S. in 1863. Children: Vincent, graduate Boston University, is Major in U. S. Army; Emma, bookkeeper for her father; Hilda, married to Dr. Fred Fumia; Rita; Daniel Jr., and Dorothy. Mr. Caggiula has been active in civic affairs. Fond of all sports. Lover of music. Business: 132 Newbury St., Mattapan.
CALABRESE, ATTILIO-Treasurer and Manager, Home Laundry Co., Inc., 35 Free St., Milford. Born Milford Sept. 11, 1902. Son of Vincenzo Calabrese and Giulia Casamassa. Graduated from Milford High in 1920 and Bently School of Acc't. and Finance in 1923. In business since 1926, largest and best equipped laundry in Milford, serving 11 communities. Married Alba Giamarco of Milford, Nov. 28, 1929. Member Order Sons of Italy; president Milford Rotary Club 1944-45; Mass. Laundry Owners Assoc., and American Institute of Laundry. His father was born in Pen- tone, Catanzaro, Italy. Came to America in 1890, among the pioneer Italian settlers of Milford, where he engaged as general contractor. Had
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the following children: Louis, associated in above business, married to Nellie Giamarco; Mrs. Angelina Lundgren; Attliio; Mrs. Anna Zocchi, and Harold, also associated in above business, married to Mary Vignoni. Res .: 32 North St., Milford.
CALABRESE, CARMELA Mrs. (Minnie)-Proprietor, Calabrese Beauty Salon, 75 Jackson St., Lawrence. Born Teano, Naples, Italy, Oct. 5, 1903. Daughter of Antonio Calabrese and Angelina Menale. Came to U. S. 1912 settling in Lawrence. Attended public schools. Graduated from Wilfred Academy of Beauty Culture of Boston. In business since 1929. Married Saverio Calabrese of Lawrence, May 14, 1922. Children: Gloria Marie, born Nov. 13, 1924, graduate of St. Mary High School and of Wilfred Academy School of Beauty Culture, now associated with her mother in the above business; and Dorothy Ann, born July 25, 1943. Member: Law- rence Cosmotologist Hairdressing Association, Italian Women's Club and St. Rita Sodality. Her father came to America in 1905 settling in Law- rence. Had the following children: Carmela, Mrs. Antoinette Fionte and Mrs. GeSolmina Licata. Res .: 2 E. Haverhill St., Lawrence.
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