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LUNETTA, SALVATORE-Social worker and assistant at Boston Uni- versity School of Medicine. Born Caltanisetta, Italy, Jan. 31, 1904. Son of Vincenzo Lunetta and Concetta Maggio. Came to America with his par- ents in 1911 settling in Boston. Graduated from Charlestown High and attended Lowell Technical Institute. In the service of Boston University since 1927. Married Helen Louise Boomer of New Bedford, Sept. 22, 1934, a graduate of New Bedford High and former head medical technician at Mass. Memorial Hospital. Children: Vincent Norman, born June 24, 1937; and Helen Louise, born Dec. 19, 1939. Mr. Lunetta was member of his varsity baseball, basketball, and track teams and played baseball semi- professional with Maplewood Hotel team. Hobby, modern airplane construc- tion. Assistant boys worker at North Bennett Industrial School. In charge of boys camps since 1927. Active in civic affairs especially work among boys. Has two sisters Serah and Rose graduates of East Boston High School. Res .: 90 Medford St., Medford.
LUONGO, ANGELO-Physician. Born Chiusano di San Domenico, Avel- lino, Italy, April 8, 1909. Son of Gaetano Luongo and Consiglia Rizzo. Brought to America in 1913. Graduated from Revere High School in 1928; University of Mass. pre-medical and Middlesex University School of Medi- cine in 1935, M.D. Interne at St. Rita's Hospital of Lima, Ohio, where he was resident physician. In general practice in Revere since 1936. On staff
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of Revere General Hospital; Lynn Union Hospital; Audubon Hospital of Boston. Fond of golf, fishing, hunting. Hobby-woodworking. Married Antonette Giordano of Revere, Sept. 26, 1937. Children: Richard G. and Dianne C. His father, a native of Chiusano San Domenico, Italy, came to U. S. A. in 1906 settling in Boston, where he served as foreman for Eastern Mass. Street Railway for over 35 years. Office and Res .: 17 VinalSt., Revere.
LUONGO, JOHN-Partner, Faneuil Hall Lobster House, 11-13 Union St., Boston. Born Villamania, Avellino, Italy, Nov. 2, 1890. Son of Michel- angelo Luongo and Maria Scopa. Came to U. S. in 1907, settling in Boston. Attended public schools here and abroad. Partner with his brother Ralph of the Faneuil Hall Lobster House since 1945. Formerly they were owners of Luongo Bros. Inc. Restaurant of Maverick Sq., E. Boston for 25 years. Served in U. S. Navy World War I. Married Alesandrina Gravallese of Boston Feb. 23, 1919. Children:' Mary, and Angela both attended Girls High School and Fisher's Business School. Member: Elks; K. C., Holy Name Society; Past Commander of American Legion and President of San Paolino Villamania Society. Active in civic and political affairs. Fond of baseball, boxing, travel and music. His father was a merchant in Italy. Had the following chcildren: Mrs. Angelina Palermo; Mrs. Pasqua Salerno; Ralph; John; and Michael. All living in Italy except John and Ralph. Res .: 42Orient Ave., E. Boston.
LUONGO, PETER-Businessman. Born Trevico, Avellino, Italy, Jan. 12, 1912. Son of Carmine Luongo and Bianca Gerosa. Came to America in 1915 settling in Boston. Partner and vice president of Arthur T. Cummings Inc. since 1942. Fond of baseball, golf, tennis and music. Father, born in Trevico, came to America in 1906 settling in Boston, and retired from the Boston & Maine Railroad after 35 years of service. He had six children: Emanuela (married to Angelo Solemini, they have four sons in U. S. Army), Michael Anthony, Mary, Peter, Nicola and Rocco, last two are in U. S. Army. Res .: 41 Shee St., Boston.
LUONGO, RALPH-Partner, Faneuil Hall Lobster House, 11-13 Union St., Boston. Born Villamania, Avellino, Italy, Dec. 17, 1887. Son of Michel- angelo Luongo and Maria Scopa. Came to U. S. in 1907 settling in East Boston. Partner with his brother John of Faneuil Hall Lobster House since 1945. Formerly proprietor of Luongo Bros. Inc. Restaurant at Maverick Sq., East Boston for 25 years. Married Margherita Iorio of East Boston Feb. 14, 1909, a native of Villamania, Italy. Children: Silvio, a graduate of St. John's Preparatory School is businessman; Michael, a graduate of St. Ann Preparatory School and of Boston University School of Medicine is a physician, now Captain in U. S. Army Medical Corps overseas; Joseph, a graduate of Boston College High and of Boston University School of Law, is Lieutenant in U. S. Army; and Mary, is a graduate of Girls High. Mr. Luongo's father a merchant in Italy had the following children: Mrs. An- gelina Palermo; Mrs. Pasqualina Salerno; Ralph; John; and Michael. Res .: 73 Gladstone St., E. Boston.
LUPARELLI, AUGUSTUS (GUS)-Proprietor, Piccadilly Restaurant, 163-167 Shrewsbury St., Worcester. Born Thompsoville, Conn., Nov. 25, 1907. Son of Nicholas Luparelli and Dora Palmista. Graduated from Worcester Trade School in 1927. In business in Worcester since 1938. Married Regina Spingola of Concord, Mass., Oct. 23, 1933. Children: Augustus Jr., Edward and Theodore. Member: Elks; Order Sons of Italy; and New Era Calabria Club. Fond of football, hunting and fishing. His father was born in Turi, Bari, Italy. Came to America in 1902. Lived in Windsor Locks, Conn., and since 1916 in Worcester. Had following children: Augustus, Mrs. Mary Bonardi and Joseph. Res .: 54 Shelby St., Worcester.
LUPICA, MARION ROSE-Public school teacher. Born Brockton, Feb. 2, 1915. Daughter of Joseph Lupica and Louise Conora. Graduated from Brockton High in 1933 and Bridgewater State Teachers College in 1937, B.S. in Ed. majored in art. Teacher at Huntington School since 1940.
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Formerly teacher at Kingston, for three years and at local R. W. C. A. for several summers. Member of Mass. Federation of Teachers; Brockton Teachers Assn., and Italian Scholarship Club. Fond of horseback riding, bowling, travel and music. Hobby painting and modeling, collector of class- ical and semi-classical photograph records. Her father was born in Gas- perina, Catanzaro, Italy. Came to America in 1902 settling in Brockton in 1904, where he engaged as shoe worker, realtor, and insurance. Had the following children: Mary; Domenic-in U. S. Army overseas; Catherine; Josephine, married to Coleman Kelley-one daughter Mary Louise; Marion Rose; Peter, in USAAF as radio operator and aerial gunner, awarded oak leaf cluster, was prisoner of war in Germany; Nicholas; Guido; William-in U. S. Army air corps; Emily; Rose Marie; Geraldine. All of whom have attended Brockton High School; Virginia and George are students. Res .: 898 Montello St., Brockton. .
LUPO, CARMELO CARL-Proprietor of Carl's Taxi, 170 Beach St., Revere. Born Charlestown, Feb. 17, 1891. Son of Joseph Lupo and Leonora Aiello. Educated in the Charlestown public schools. In business since 1924. Married Ruth Swales of Charlestown, Nov. 27, 1910. Children: James, connected with his father in business; Eleanor, a graduate of Revere High School; and Elvira, a student. Mr. Lupo is a former light weight boxing champion of Charlestown; a former candidate for Revere councilman and councilman at large. Hobby-Boston Terrier breeding. Fond of travel- ling, fishing and politics. His father was born in Messina, Italy. Came to America in 1884. Was the pioneer Italian American settler of Charlestown. Res .: 22 Central Ave., Revere.
LUTI, GUIDO ALBERT-Partner, Metallic Arts Co., 243 Broadway, Cambridge. Born Barga, Lucca, Italy, Dec. 29, 1909. Son of Giuseppe Luti and Maria Penna. Attended public school in his native town. Came to U. S. in 1920 settling in Boston. Graduated from Charlestown High School and attended Franklin Union Institute, specializing in electricity. Partner in the Metallic Arts Co., since 1933. Married Alda Beatrice Lucarotti, June 19, 1938, a native of Gello, Lucca, Italy. One son, Paul Albert, born Aug. 19, 1943. Member of Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. Fond of baseball, football and golf. His father was born in Fosciandora, Lucca, Italy, came to U. S. in 1900, settling in Boston in the statuary field. Had the following children: Ubaldo, veteran in Italian Army World War I and in U. S. Army World War II; Mrs. Josephine Liberatore; Guido Albert; and Mrs. Anna Di Meo. Res .: 84 Clark St., Medford.
LUZZO, ANGELO-Proprietor, Luzzo Market, 10 Norfolk St., Worcester. Born Acri, Cosenza, Italy, May 4, 1890. Son of Pasquale Luzzo and Crestina Ferraco. Educated in public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1910 settling in Worcester. In business since 1923. Married Crestina Covello of Worcester, Feb. 20, 1919. Children: Pasquale, attended High School of Commerce; Rita, graduate of High School of Commerce; Maria, graduate of High School of Commerce and Raymond, a student. Mr. Luzzo is member of Order Sons of Italy, and of Great Knight Club. Fond of base- ball, football, bocce, travelling and music. Has the following brother and sisters: Iannaro, Antonetta, Scaunia, Carbita, Raffaela, and Bommina. Res .: 10 Norfolk St., Worcester.
MACARELLI, SALVATORE-Proprietor, Combination Italian Ameri- can Restaurant, 23 Warren St., Cambridge. Born Elena, Littoria, Italy, Aug. 6, 1895. Son of Costanzo Macarelli and Luigia Di Cassetta. Edu- cated here and abroad. Came to America in 1911 settling in Cambridge. Was for many years a professional runner, wrestler, and cyclist, also an outstanding actor, featuring his own compositions as: "Cara cara Caro- lina", "The Old Garibaldean", The Bolchevic Cafone", "The New Presi- dent" and other popular songs. In business since 1914. Married Anna Lazzaro of Somerville, March 3, 1920. Children: Joseph, in U. S. Sub- marines; Salvatore, Jr .; Carlo; and Anna Luisa. Mr. Macarelli's father
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came to America in 1882, settling in Somerville, was graduated from Instituto Nautico of Gaeta, Italy, later was professor of philosophy for number of years. Res .: 12 Otis St., Somerville.
MACCAFERRI, ACHILLE-Secretary and Treasurer, Puritan Clothing, 56 Main St., Plymouth. Born Sant 'Agostino, Ferrara, Italy, Sept. 10, 1895. Son of Giovanni Maccaferri and Oliva Malaguti. Attended public school in his native town. Came to' America in 1912 settling in Plymouth. In business since 1919. Married Mary Tedeschi of Plymouth, Oct. 28, 1918. Children: Charles, is in U. S. Army overseas; John, is in U. S. Navy in the Pacific; Edward, a student of Boston University, is Lieutenant in U. S. Army Air Corps; Harold, is a Fly Officer in U. S. Army; and Jean, is attending Kathleen Dell School of Boston. All are graduates of Plymouth High School. Member: Elks, Red Men; Plymouth Italian Aide Society; Garibaldi Club; Vespucci Club; John Alden Club; Order Sons of Italy; and Kiwanis Club. Fond of golf, travel, and music. Has following brothers and sisters: Roberto, Angelo, Esterina, Armelao, Anna and Um- berto. Res .: West St., Plymouth.
MACCARONE, GIUSEPPE-Businessman. Born Mineo, Catania, Italy, July 18, 1888. Son of Gioacchino Maccarone and Angelina Calabruso. Came to U. S. in 1907, settling in Boston. In the grocery business since 1936. Formerly stone mason contractor for 20 years. Married Angelina DiCarlo of his native town Aug. 22, 1910. Children: Joaquin, married to Bettina Ciampa; Saverio, married to Nancy Delicata; Connie, married to. William Montemerano; Carlo, graduate English High and attended Col- lege, is veteran U. S. Army in the Pacific, as Sgt. was awarded five battle stars; and Marianna, all graduates of Michelangelo school. Mr. Macca- rone is member of Luigi Capuana Society. Fond of art, travel, and the theatre. Has a brother Rosario, a police officer of Mineo, Italy for 34 years, and a sister Maria, married to Salvatore Bonace of New York. Res .: 9 Charter St., Boston.
MACCARONE, SILVIO-Proprietor of L. Maccarone and Sons, 23-27 Richmond St., Boston. Born Lynn, Mass., Nov. 15, 1916. Son of Law- rence Maccarone and Marie Postizzi. Educated in the Boston Public Schools. In business since 1933. Packers of the Golden Brand Toma- toes. Fond of baseball, football, boxing, hockey. A lover of music. Mar- ried Jessie Toppi of Boston, April 25, 1939. Children: Marie and Law- rence. His father was born in Augusta, Siracusa, Italy. Came to Amer- ica in 1903, settling in Boston in retail fruit produce business. Res .: 6 Leverett St., Boston.
MACCHI, ENRICO-Born Samarate, Milano, Italy, Oct. 24, 1880. Son of Giacomo Macchi and Maria Ponti. Served in the Italian Army. Came to U. S. in 1905 and worked as laborer in Gloucester and Barre, Vt. In Norwood since 1918. Married Louisa Testa of his native town Jan. 2, 1904. Children: John, a graduate of Norwood High and attended Went- worth Institute, is engaged in the appliances and commercial refrigera- tion, married to Josephine Mazzucchelli; Louis, graduate of Norwood High, Bentley School of Accounting and Wentworth Institute, is in the appliances business; Angelo Philip, graduate of Norwood High, attended Wentworth Institute and Vesper Georgia School of Art, is head artist at Bird & Son of E. Walpole, married to Monica Skataras. Mr. Macchi is member of Eagles since 1912. His father served in the Italian Army for 11 years under Victor Emanuel 2nd. Had six children. Three are now living: Joseph of Italy; Enrico; and Gaetano of San Francisco, Cal., is a landscape artist. Res .: 15 Tremont St., Norwood.
MACCHIA, BARTHOLOMEW F .- Physician and Surgeon, Obstetrician and Gynecologist. Born Spadafora, Messina, Italy, Oct. 4, 1899. Son of Joseph Macchia and Francesca Squadrito. Came to America with his parents in 1905 settling in Boston, Graduated: Eliot School, 1914; Eng-
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lish High School, 1918; Tufts premedical and Medical School, 1924, M. D. Interne at Carney and at Cambridge Hospitals. In general practice in Boston since 1924. On staff of Carney Hospital as assistant surgeon in obstetrics and gynecology; assistant surgeon in gynecology at Boston Dispensery. Physician for Medford Draft Board. Instructor of gynecology at Tufts College. Author of number of articles and "Obstetrical Conser- vatism" a resume of first 1000 cases. Married Victoria Bellizia of Boston, June 26, 1926. Children: Frances, Victoria and Joseph. Member: local, state and national medical associations; Order Sons of Italy in America; Ansonia Council, K. of C .; Past Commander American Legion. Captain of his high school track and football teams and captain of his college track team. Picked as all scholastic trackman and football end by the late Walter Camp. Active in civic affairs. Office: 4 Charter St., Boston. Res .: 408 Main St., Medford.
MACCHI, ALBERT-Partner, Brass Rail Restaurant, 7 Central St., Milford. Born Milford, May 28, 1899. Son of Joseph Macchi and Adelina Milani. Educated in the Milford Public Schools. Partner with his brother in the restaurant business since 1934. Formerly in the automobile field, district manager of the Maytag Corp. Is also outstanding in the field of entertainer. Married Grace Consolletti of Milford, Nov. 26, 1936, a graduate of Milford High and Emerson School of Oratory. Mr. Macchi is member of Elks; Foresters of America; Eagles; Maspenock Rod and Gun Club; Order Sons of Italy. Fond of travel, the theatre and music. His father was born in Arnate, Milano, Italy. Came to America in 1890 settling in Gloucester. Since 1894 in Milford as paven cutter. Had the following children: Jerry, meat inspector in Milford; Ralph, associated with his brother Albert in above business, is veteran U. S. Army, World War I; Albert; Attilio, is chef at Brass Rail Restaurant, is also an enter- tainer; and Angelina, married to Alfred Conchieri. Res .: 22 Cedar St., Milford.
MACCHI, JOSEPH ANDREW-Delivery clerk, Western Union. Born Dorchester, Mass., March 27, 1901. Son of Vincent Macchi and Emily Protassoni. Educated in the Dorchester Public Schools. In the service of Western Union in Boston since 1919. Married Helen J. Sullivan of Roxbury, July 2, 1921. Children: Joseph V., a graduate of English High School, in the U. S. Navy; Dorothy M., a graduate of Jeremiah High School; Elizabeth A., and John W. Mr. Macchi is fond of all sports especially baseball, hockey and wrestling. His father was born in Cas- sano. Milano. Italy. Came to America in 1890, settling in Boston. In the contracting field for over 40 years. Res .: 192a Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester.
MACERA, ERASMO ANTONIO - Proprietor Mansfield Market, 190 Washington St., Somerville. Born Elena Gaeta Littoria, Italy, Dec. 24, 1888. Son of Cosimo Luigi Macera and Rosina Strozzi. Attended Public School in Italy and served in Italian Army. Came to U. S. in 1904 settling in Somerville. In business since 1940. Formerly in the employ of Boston Woven Hose Rubber Co., for 40 years as first mechanic rubber worker. Married Maria Giovanna Perrone of his native town July 2, 1916. One daughter Maria Rosa, born May 19, 1917 a graduate of Somerville High married to Nicola Mitrano who is associated with Mr. Macera. Member and trustee of Italian Progressive Society. His father came to U. S. in 1897 settling in Somerville, died in Italy in 1940. Had the following children: Erasmo Antonio; Damiano Erasmo, Veteran World War I; Nicolo; late Salvatore and Mrs. Maria Valente. Res .: 190 Washington St., Somerville.
MADDALENI, CARLO-Assistant Manager, Pieroni Restaurant, 601 Washington St., Boston. Born in Barga, Lucca, Italy, May 27, 1896. Educated here and abroad. Came to America in 1913, settling in Boston. Served in the Italian Army during World War I for four years. Was
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awarded war crosses for bravery. Following his return to U. S. A. in 1920 he entered the service of Pieroni's Restaurant where he has since been in their employ. Married Assunta Ferranti of Barga, Lucca, Italy, Sept. 5, 1921. Children: Theresa, a graduate of Fays Secretarial School. married to George Carey of Woburn; Carle Jr., student at Boston College High School, and Andrew, a student. Fond of all sports especially base- ball and bocce. Lover of music. Res .: 5 Dyer St., Everett.
MADDALONI, JOSEPH ALFONSE - Office Manager, Peter Pan Bus Lines, 144 Bridge St., Springfield. Born in Springfield, March 7, 1914. Son of Nicola Maddaloni and Speranza Mele. Graduated from High School of Commerce in 1932 and attended Bay Path Institute. In the service of Peter Pan Bus Lines since 1936. Married Helen Grzebien of Chicopee Falls, Oct. 12, 1940. One son, Robert J., born Jan. 13, 1943. Mr. Madda- loni is member of Order Sons of Italy in America. Fond of football, basketball, hockey and music. Hobby-stamp collecting. His father was born in Forino, Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. A. in 1898, settling in Springfield. Had following children: Henry, Louis (U. S. Army), Elisa- married to Joseph DePaolo, Joseph and Rose. Res .: 102 Oswego St., Springfield.
MAFERA, OLGA MARY-Instructor of Romance Languages, English and History, Revere High School. Born Revere. Daughter of Guy Mafera and Assunta Lucchesi. Graduated: Revere High School; Emanuel College, A.B .; Middlebury College, M.A. Special studies at Boston College, Boston University, Harvard and Hyannis Summer College. Teacher at Revere High School since 1935. Formerly teacher at Mckinley Junior High School of Revere. Member: Revere Teacher's Assoc. Mass. Teachers Club; Mass. Italian Teachers Club and American Association of Teachers of Italian. Travelled in Italy, France, England, Switzerland, Germany, Scotland, Norway, U. S., Canada, Bermuda. Organizer of "Il Circolo Italiano" at Revere High School. Her father was born in Milazzo, Mes- sina, Italy. Came to America in the early 80's, settling in Boston, later in Revere. Res .: 83 Florence Ave., Revere.
MAFFEI, MONS. GIOACCHINO (Late)-Born Sant 'Angelo All' Esca, Avellino, Italy, July 4, 1879. Came to U. S. in 1905. U. S. Citizen in 1911. Educated at Seminary of St. Thomas of Aquinas in Naples. Ordained Sept. 19, 1903. Created Monsignor in 1925. Pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in Worcester, Mass., 1925-1945. Priest for 42 years. Was the means of constructing above church and a rectory. Very active in civic and welfare movements. Was among the most outstanding Italian Amer- ican prelate in the state. Knight Order of the Crown of Italy. Author: "L'Italia nell'America del Nord", and a valuable unpublished book on Dante's Divine Comedy in prose. His sister Silvia is married to Ralph Chiacchio, proprietor of the Genoa Fisheries, Inc., at Boston Fish Pier.
MAGALDI, JOHN B .- Probation Officer, City of Boston. Born New York City, Nov. 20, 1895. Son of Philip Magaldi and Isabella DeMarco. Education: Boston High School of Commerce, 1912; Boston College, and Northeastern University School of Law. Chief Yoeman, U. S. Navy, World War I. Italian interpreter, Boston Municipal Court since 1920. Probation officer since 1942. Married the late Anna Vaccaro in 1920. Children: Anna Marguerite, Isabelle, Clorinda, Philip, and Joan. Mar- ried 2nd time in 1935 to Leah Lentine of Boston. Member: Venerable of Sons of Italy, Dorchester Lodge, No. 1848; Pres. Italian American Aid Society; Past Com. James C. Shea Post, No. 190, American Legion; Past Pres. Italian Society of Sacred Heart Church of Roslindale; K. of C. Father, born in Armento, Potenza, Italy, came to America in 1886, settling in New York, and in Boston since 1900. In business in So. Boston over 40 years. Res .: 40 Cerdan Ave., W. Roxbury.
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MAGGIO, ANDREA-Clerk, Martignetti Grocery Co. Inc., 84 Salem St., Boston, Mass. Born Campobello di Mazaro, Trapani, Italy, Nov. 22, 1899. Son of Gioacchino Maggio and Giuseppa Mulone. Attended public school in his native town and learned sculpture. Veteran Italian Army World War I, and fought at Mt. Grappa, Mt. Fiore, Valla Brenta, etc. Came to U. S. in 1921. Lived in Bristol, Penn. In Boston since 1925. In the service of Martignetti Grocery Co., Inc., of Boston since 1943. Mr. Maggio is active in civic affairs, fond of all sports, lover of art, travel, music and photography. His father came to U. S. in 1920, lived in Penn. Died in Boston in 1926. Had the following children: Matteo, veteran Italian Army World War I; Vita, married to Giovanni Schepis; Andrea; Maria, married to Antonio Tranotti; and Antonio. Res .: 12 Emmons St., E. Boston.
MAGGIO, GIUSEPPE-Born Salemi, Trapani. Italy, Feb. 4, 1904. Son of Paolo Maggio and Gerolama Ansaldi. Educated in the Public Schools in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1921, setlling in Winchester. Engaged in the baking field since 1938. Married Margaret Provinzano of Winchester, Sept. 4, 1926. One daughter Geraldine Virginia, born April 13, 1929, student of Winchester High. Mr. Maggio is member and secretary of Christopher Columbus Club since 1939. Member of Christopher Columbus Society, where he has been president for two years and secretary for nine years. Active in civic and political affairs and takes deep interest in the welfare of his people and community. His father who visited U. S. in 1907, 1912, and 1914. Had the following children: Giuseppe, Salvatore, Mrs. Antonina Dora, and Antonino, Veteran World War II in Italy. Res .: 37 Florence St., Winchester.
MAGGIO, PETER VINCENT-Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Born in Armento, Potenza, Italy, Sept. 17, 1890. Son of Francesco Maggio and Maria Baiona. Came to America in 1901, settling in Boston. Educated in the Boston and Cambridge Elementary and High Schools. Graduated from Suffolk University School of Law in 1918, L.L.B. In general practice in Everett since 1918. Married late Anna Maria Martino in 1910. Chil- dren: Francis L., engaged in real estate and insurance; Philip V., mem- ber of Everett Fire Dept .; Isabelle, married to Dante Floccheri and Peter V., Jr., student. Member and former Venerable of Everett Lodge Order Sons of Italy in America and member of B. P. O. E. Fond of boxing, baseball and football. Hobby - gardening. Office: 427a Broadway, Everett. Res .: 52 Warren St., Everett.
MAGGIONI, PETER JOSEPH-Certified Public Accountant. Partner, Patterson, Teele and Dennis, 1 Federal St., Boston and 120 Broadway, New York. Born in Boston, Aug. 9, 1896. Son of Joseph F. Maggioni and Mary Borre. Graduated Boston University College of Business Adm'tion (1917, B.B.A.). With above firm since 1918. Married Josephine Fitzpatrick of Boston, Jan. 1, 1918. Children: Joseph F., graduate Col- lege of the Holy Cross and Harvard Graduate School of Business Adm'tion, is Lt. in U. S. Army Air Force; Ruth Marie, graduate Dedham High, is attending Boston University; Paul David, student. Member Mass. Society of Certified American Institute of Accounting; National Ass'n of Cost Accountants; Boston City Club, etc. His father was born Meda, Milan, Italy. Came to U. S. in the early 80's, settling in Boston, as hotel chef. Had the following children: Peter J .; Elizabeth, public school teacher; and Joseph V., automobile dealer. Res .: 100 Dartmouth Ave., Dedham, Mass.
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