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MAGGIPINTO, STEFANO G .- Proprietor of Stefano Maggipant Co., meats, groceries and vegetables, 924 Columbus Ave., Springfield. Born Putignano, Bari, Italy, July 17, 1897. Son of Giovanni Maggipinto and Lucrezia Pinta. Educated public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1914, settling in Springfield. In business since 1918. Mar- ried Angiolina Luisa of Putignano, Italy, April 1923. Children: John, a
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graduate of Tecnhical High School, and Vito, a student. Member of Venice Club. Fond of bocce playing, hunting, travelling and grand opera. Has the following brothers and sisters: Francesco, Stefano, Michele, Maria, Caterina and Vincenzo, all of whom are in Italy. Res .: 70 Norwood St., Springfield.
MAGLIANO, FRANK-In charge Alteration Dept., Kennedy's Clothing Store, Brockton. Born San Giuliano di Puglia, Campobasso, Italy, May 8, 1899. Son of Ferdinando Magliano and Clementina Di Renzo. Attended public schools in his native town and learned custom tailoring in Campo- basso. Came to America in 1915 settling in Brockton, where he worked at Tonis Inc., tailors, for ten years. With Kennedy's since 1926. Mar- ried Flora Vacca of Brockton, Feb. 26, 1922. Children: Clementina, a graduate of Brockton High School and Bridgewater State Teachers Col- lege; Mary, a graduate of Brockton High and attended Williams Business School; Frank, Fred, and Elena, are students. Member: Order Sons of Italy and Trustee Journeymen Tailors Union. Fond of baseball, travel, and music. Has a sister, Mrs. Pasqualina Cicoro of Brockton; a brother, Nunzio, in tailoring business in Providence, R. I., and a brother Arturo, who is chief food relief administrator at Campobasso, Italy. Res .: 37 Porter St., Brockton.
MAGLIO, ANGELO-Businessman. Born Biancavilla, Catania, Italy, Feb. 5, 1885. Son of Carmelo Maglio and Carmela Vinci. Educated in the public schools of his native town, and served in the Italian Army. Came to America in 1907, settling in Lawrence, where he has since been pro- prietor of Maglio's Market of 271 Broadway. On Oct. 13, 1917 he mar- ried Vincenza Greco of Lawrence. Children: Carmela, in the service of Western Union Co. of Boston; Josephine, in the service of U. S. Em- barkation port of Boston; Anna; Samuel, pharmacist mate, in the U. S. Navy Medical Corps; all of whom have graduated from Lawrence High School. Mr. Maglio is author of a valuable autobiography of his life, now in manuscript form. He is a former organizer and pres. of Gari- baldi club. Fond of travel, art, reading and opera. Has two brothers residing in Italy: Nicolo and Salvatore. Res .: 21/2 Newbury St., Lawrence.
MAGLIO, DAVID E .- Insurance Agent. Born New York City, Jan. 11, 1907. Son of Joseph Maglio and Mary Muzzolo. Educated in Boston Public Schools. In the service of John Hancock Mut. Life Ins. Co. since 1937. Formerly with the Postal Telegraph Co. for 15 years, as field representative. Married Alma Guarcello of Quincy, May 17, 1936. Chil- dren: David E. Jr., and Ursula. Member: K. of C. and Holy Name So- ciety. Fond of baseball, boxing, wrestling and track. Hobby-selecting mushrooms. Father, born in Avellino, Italy, came to America in 1896, settling in Boston, engaged as a tailor for over 50 years. Res .: 233 Independence Ave., Quincy.
MAGLIOZZI, FRANCIS N. - Instructor, Romance Languages. Born Somerville, July 11, 1915. Son of Salvatore Magliozzi and Nunziata Ven- erella. Graduated: Somerville High with honors; Harvard University, 1936, A.B., magna cum laude; Harvard University, 1938, M.A. in T. Mem- ber Alpha Phi Delta and Phi Beta Kappa. Fellowship in University of Rome, through the Institute of International Education 1936-37. In- structor of history, French and Latin at Williamstown High for three years. Veteran U. S. Army in England and France. Awarded the purple heart. Member V. F. W. and fond of baseball, travel and grand opera. His father was born in Elena, Littoria, Italy, June 7, 1882, served in Italian Navy. Came to U. S. in 1909, settling in Somerville as tonsorialist. Has the following children: Maria, married to William Ryan; Frank N .; Anthony L., attended Northeastern University, is instructor at the Cen- tral Instructors School in Florida, married to Margaret Kelley. Res .; 37 Berkeley St., Somerville.
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MAGNI, ARTHUR-Musician. Born Springfield, Feb. 14, 1898. Son of Andrew Magni and Maria Garello. Graduated from Classical High School in 1916. Studied music and drums under Prof. Amilcare Cerboneschi. Musician since 1920. Has played in theatre orchestras throughout U. S. and South America. Member: Musicians Union and the Elks. Fond of baseball, hockey, tennis, travelling and grand operas. His father was born in Castelmaggiore, Cremona, Italy. Came to America. in. 1890, settling in Springfield, where with Joseph Bardelli; John Bardelli; Lor- enzo Papanti and Eugenio Metelli, were the first to introduce in this country, the art of fancy paper box making in the Morgan Envelope Co. He had the following children: Peter, Arthur, Rose and Angelo. Res .: 32 Carver St., Springfield.
MAGNI, GAETANO LOUIS-Proprietor, Magni's Market, 445 Armory St., Springfield. Born San Giovanni Persiceto, Bologna, Italy, July 4, 1895. Son of Antonio Magni and Rose Clo. Attended the public schools in Italy. Came to America in 1913, settling in Springfield. In business since 1926. Married Rose Buttieri of Springfield, April 5, 1923. Children: Geraldine, a graduate of High School of Commerce, married to Walter Niemczyk, who is serving in the U. S. Army; and George Louis, a student. Mr. Magni is on board of directors of the Dante Club and member of the Brotherhood's Union. Fond of bocce playing, travelling and grand operas. Has the following brothers and sisters: Louis, Joseph, Maria Argia, Olga, Theresa, Josephine, Ferdinanda. Res .: 644 Liberty St., Springfield
MAGNI, ROCCO ROGER-Proprietor, Magni Funeral Home, 203 Adams St., Newton. Born Newton, May 10, 1915. Son of Anthony Magni and Antonetta Coletti. Graduated from Kensula Trade School in 1933. At- tended Franklin Union Institute, specializing in diessel engineering, and the Swedish Massage College. Graduated from Boston School of Anatomy and Embalming in 1939. In business as funeral director since 1940. Married Madeline Marie Hough of Newton, Sept. 7, 1936. Children: Joseph, Annette and Rocco, Jr. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America, Loyal Order of Moose, the Eagles, American Italian Citizen's Club, Santa Maria del Carmine Society, Arcese Society. Fond of all sports. Lover of travelling and music. His father was born in Arce, Frosinone, Italy. Came to America in 1910, settling in Newton, engaged in the baking business. Res .: 203 Adams St., Newton.
MAGNIFICO, JEROME W. - Manager, Roxbury Liggetts Drug Co., Boston. Born New York City, July 20, 1908. Son of John Magnifico and Anna Capozzi. Graduated from East Boston High School in 1925. At- tended Northeastern University School of Chemical Engineering for three years. Graduated from Mass. College of Pharmacy in 1931, Ph.G. Pharm- acist since 1932. In the service of Liggetts Drug Co. since 1934. Mar- ried Eleanor Di Pietro of East Boston, a former radio singer and daughter of Felix Di Pietro, who was the largest wholesale-retail wine merchant and mushroom grower in New England. Children: Ann Marie and Jerome Jr. Fond of football, hockey and hunting. His father was born at Santeramo in Colle, Bari, Italy. Came to America in 1906, settling in New York. In the barber business next to Harvard Observatory, Cam- bridge since 1912. Res .: 178 Leyden St., East Boston.
MAGONI, MARY, MRS .- Owner, Magoni's Restaurant and Bakery, Fall River, Mass. Born Plymouth, April 22, 1894. Daughter of Luigi Gallerani and Attilia Sandri. Educated in the public schools. In business since 1929. Married Frank Magoni of Plymouth, Aug. 20, 1916. Son of Primo and Eleanor Magoni, who is representative of the Enterprize Brewing Co. Children: Louis Primo, born June 19, 1921, a graduate of Durfee High is in U. S. Army, married to Ester Ottani of Plymouth; and Francis Thomas, born June 3, 1924, a graduate of Proctor Academy, St. Lawrence
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University, and Stamford University, is 1st Lieut. in U. S. Army in the Pacific. Mrs. Magoni's parents were born in Renasso, Bologna, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1888. Mr. Magoni's parents were born in Cesanova, Bologna, Italy, came to U. S. in the early 90's. Res .: 144 Fairview Ave., Somerset, Mass.
MAGRI, FRANCIS ANTHONY-Attorney-at-Law. Born Boston, Nov. 4, 1913. Son of Antonio Magri and Lucrezia Russo. Graduated from Huntington School; Boston College; and Boston College Law School in 1937, L.L.B. (vice-president of College freshman class). In general prac- tice in Boston since 1937. Veteran U. S. Army, World War II, in charge of interrogation of prisoners of war. Married Ann McCabe of Winthrop, June 2, 1940, a graduate of Hyde Park High and attended Emmanuel College. Children: Anthony William and Linda Jean. Member of local, state, and national bar ass'ns. Fond of baseball, hockey, boxing and gardening. Has also studied abroad and has travelled extensively in Europe and West Indies. His father, who was born in Messina, Italy, came to U. S. in 1906, settling in Boston as businessman. Had two children: Francis A., and Lucien C., a veteran U. S. Army in Africa and Europe. Res .: 42 Prospect St., Belmont.
MAHER, ALMA-(Mrs. John F. Maher). Born Milford, Dec. 20, 1902. Daughter of Angelo Barbadoro and Veronica Muccioli. Graduated from Milford High in 1921. Assistant to Attorney Joseph H. Doyle for six years. Later in charge of town census. Married John Francis Maher of Milford, June 20, 1927. A graduate of St. Mary's Academy and Went- worth Institute, clerk and member board of assessors since 1933. Also real estate and insurance agent. He is member of Elks, Hoboken Citizens Club and Past Grand Knight, K. of C. Children John Thomas, born Sept. 17, 1932 and Alma Mary, born Aug. 6, 1935. Mrs. Maher is member Quinschipaang Women's Club; Catholic Womens Club; Notary public since 1924; Past president and grand delegate to conventions; Daughters of Italy Society; Vice-president of Amblem Club, affiliated with Elks. Active in civic and political affairs, helps aliens to become American citizens and is court interpreter. Res .: 12 Spring St., Milford.
MAIDA, VITO-Proprietor, M. Vito & Son, Italian-American Groceries, 207 Cambridge St., East Cambridge. Born Vazzano, Catanzaro, Italy, Oct. 3, 1898. Son of Vito Maida and Caterina Caloiero. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1923. Worked for the Ford Motor Co. in Detroit for six years. Moved to East Cam- bridge in 1929, where he established his business and has since been engaged in the field of groceries. Married Maria Rosa Caloiero of Vaz- zano, Italy, Jan. 28, 1921. Children: Catherine Angelina, John Nino and Gloria Camilla. Mr. Maida is member and founder of Italian-American Brotherhood Ass'n. Served in World War I in the Italian Army for four years, and received medals for bravery. Was prisoner of war in Austria for 13 months. Res .: 209 Cambridge St., E. Cambridge.
MAIMONI, MICHELE-Businessman. Born Pietraperzia, Enna, Italy, March 25, 1893. Son of Antonio Maimoni and Filippa Marto. Attended public school in his native town, where he also learned the trade of making shoes. Came to America in 1912, lived in Lynn for 20 years. Proprietor of Economy Shoe Shop of Peabody since 1932. On Dec. 22, 1918 he married Filomena Elena DeLisio, a native of Castellino, Campo- basso, Italy, whose father, Carlo DeLisio was postmaster in Italy. Chil- dren: Phyllis C., born in Lynn, Dec. 6, 1919, married to Lloyd St. Pier; and Anthony J., born in Lynn, June 15, 1921, graduate of Peabody Com- mercial High School was prominent in the field of sports, now in U. S. Army. Mr. Maimoni is charter member and treasurer of Italian-American Benefit and Social Assoc., and is a former band musician. Has a sister, Mrs. Vincenza Corvo and a brother Joseph, a professor of music and
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bandmaster in Italy. Bus .: 194 Washington St. Res .: 264 Washington St., Peabody
MAININI, ANGELO (late)-Born Vanzaghello, Milano, Italy, June 10, 1849 Came to U. S. in 1874. Was stone-cutter and a business man. Lived in Gloucester, Boston and Holliston, where he died in 1928. His wife Giuseppa Tomasetta was a native of Crena, Milano, Italy. They had nine children of which the following are living: Charles O., born in Boston, June 25, 1882, was educated in the public schools and at Bur- dette College. Became master plumber in Boston (Lic. 2381) where he worked for Lloyd Co. for eight years in charge of all out-town work. In the plumbing business in Framingham since 1914, where he has worked in numerous buildings in Framingham and throughout the state. Is a life member of the Elks. His business is at 41 Kendel St., Framingham; Marble, resides in Milford as hotel proprietor and has three children; Anicetto, who studied in Italy for 12 years is a graduate of Boston Uni- versity School of Law, is an attorney in Framingham and veteran of World War I.
MAININI, RUDOLPH-Merchant. Born Vanza Aiello, Milano, Italy, Dec. 1, 1876. Son of Giuseppe Mainini and Giuseppina Grassi. Came to America Dec. 7, 1882. In Milford since 1894. In business since 1914. Formerly a granite cutter and representative of Salmina Wine Co. of California. Also treasurer and manager of Miscoe Spring Water Co. of Mendon. Married Claudina Revolti of Milford, April 27, 1904. Children: Rudolph J., a graduate of Milford High and University of Vermont, is vice-president of Miscoe Spring Water Co .; Florence, a graduate of Mil- ford High and New Rochelle College of New York is a former Milford High School teacher, married to George F. Pyne; Irene, a graduate of Milford High and St. Regis College, is a former Milford High school teacher, married to Bradford Anger. Mr. Mainini is among the pioneer Italian settlers in Milford and has always taken deep interest in the welfare of his community. Member of Elks, Chamber of Commerce, Ro- tary Club, and director of Milford Federal and Saving Association. His father came to America in 1879, was a granite cutter who settled with his family in Milford in 1894. Had the following children: Rudolph; Marietta, married to Charles Caldarara; Rosa, married to Luigi Bregani; late Ernest; John; Joseph; Emma, married to Peter Pisotti; Lena, mar- ried to Luigi Beccia; Victor and Mrs. Adela Petrenzoli were twins. Res .: 127 East Main St., Milford.
MAIOCCO, JOSEPH-Businessman. Born Villa Santa Maria, Chieti, Italy, Dec. 6, 1897. Son of Nicolo Maiocco and Annagitia Dabenigno. Came to America in 1914, settling in Boston. Partner in the European Restaurant of Hanover St., Boston since 1930. Married Agnes Dolci of Boston, Sept. 19, 1920. Children: Alberto, in the U. S. Army; Gilda and Carlo. Member of Columbus Association, Inc. Fond of boxing, races, traveling and music. Business: 218 Hanover St. Res .: 31 Cydney St., Somerville
MAIORANA, DOMINICK-Physician and Surgeon. Born Castroreale, Messina, Italy, Nov. 28, 1903. Son of Joseph Maiorana and Maria Molino. Brought to America in 1904, settling in Boston. Graduated from English High School, 1921; Mass. College of Pharmacy, 1923, Ph.G. Pharmacist at Mass. General Hospital for four years. Attended the University of Milan in Italy. Graduated from Kansas City University College of Physi- cians and Surgeons in 1937, M.D. Interne-Chicago Hospital, Jefferson Park Hospital, Lakeside Post Graduate Clinic and Hospital of Ill. In general practice in Roslindale since 1941. Fond of traveling, reading, music, plays violin. His father came to America in 1902, settling in Boston, where he engaged in business for over 35 years. Address: 4356 Washington St., Roslindale.
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MAIORANO, ANTONIO D .- Proprietor, A. Maiorano, tailor, 1 Mechanic St., Marlboro. Born Ielsi, Campobasso, Italy, Nov. 1, 1894. Son of Gae- tano Maiorano and Rosa Rastilli. Educated in the public schools of his native town, where he also learned the trade of custom tailoring. Came to America in 1910 settling in Marlboro. In business since 1912. First Italian custom tailor in Marlboro. Married Mary Seymour of Marlboro, May 17, 1917, a graduate of Marlboro High and Business School. Chil- dren: Arthur A., a graduate of Marlboro High and Burdette Business College; Rita is student of St. Ann's Academy. Member and Treasurer of St. Ann's Society, and trusty of local order Sons of Italy. Fond of baseball, travel, art, and grand opera. His father came to America in 1907, lived in New York City. Had the following two children: Michele Antonio and Antonio D. Res .: 49 Central St., Marlboro.
MAIORANO, LUIGI-Proprietor, L. Maiorano Barber Shop, 396 Ben- nington St., E. Boston. Born Salerno, Italy, March 1, 1904. Son of Giuseppe Maiorano and Giuseppina Nazzaro. Attended public schools in Italy. Came to America in 1920, settling in E. Boston. In the barber profession since 1925. Married Rosa DiFranzo of E. Boston, Aug. 24, 1924. Children: Rita, a graduate E. Boston High; Joseph, Robert and Nancy. Member: Celentano Society. Fond of baseball, travel, and grand opera. Mr. Maiorano, has a brother Alphonse and a sister Mrs. Teresa Vernaglio, both of Rockland, Mass. Res .: 538 Saratoga St., E. Boston.
MAIUZZO, ANTHONY M .- Physician and Surgeon. Born New York City, Aug. 31, 1903. Son of Salvatore and Maria Maiuzzo. Education: Styvesant High; N. Y. University; City College of N. Y .; University of Mass .; Middlesex University School of Medicine, 1931, M.D. Interne at. Holy Family Hosp., Brooklyn; Obstetrical training at Berwind Maternity Clinic of N. Y. and at St. Mary's Hospital of Brooklyn. Asst. res. in pediatrics at N. Y. Foundling Hospital. Residency in Medicine and Sur -. gery at Prospect Heights Hospital of Brooklyn. In general practice in. Beverly since 1935. Member: Associate staff, Beverly Hospital; fellow Mass. Medical Society; Asst. chairman Civilian Defense Medical Unit of Beverly; American Medical Society; Kiwanis Club, and Order Sons of: Italy. Married Hazel Marie Ellis, R.N., of Binghamton, N. Y., Oct. 24,. 1937. One daughter, Linda Marie, born Sept. 11, 1938. Dr. Maiuzzo's: father was born in vicinity of Catania, Italy. Came to America in early' 90's. settling in New York. Had the following children: Constance, An- thony M., Mildred and Philip. Office and Res .: 35 Broadway, Beverly.
MALAGODI, ALFRED G .- Assistant U. S. Attorney. Born Norwood, July 29, 1902. Son of Armando Malagodi and Josephine Alberghini. Graduated Whitman High School in 1921; Mass. Inst. of Technology, 1922-25; Boston University School of Law in 1928, L.L.B. In general practice in Whitman and Boston since 1929. Appointed Assistant U. S. Attorney for district of Mass., Jan. 1938. Married Marie Lavoie of Salem, June 1, 1940. Member: Plymouth County Bar Ass'n; Mass. and Federal Bar Ass'n; U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals; and U. S. Supreme Court Bar. Hobby-golf. Father, born in Cento, Ferrara, Italy, came to America. in 1892, settling in Norwood, engaged in fruit and produce for over 45 years. Res .: 355 South Ave., Whitman, Mass.
MALAGUTI, CHARLES D .- President and Treasurer Acme Shoe Ma- chinery Corp., 349 Congress St., Boston. Born Renazzo, Ferrara, Italy, May 4, 1880. Son of Giuseppe Malaguti and Clementina Tassinari. Edu- cated in the public schools in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1901, settling in Boston, where he attended evening school and studied law. Manufacturer of shoe counters since 1911, being oldest in the world in that field. Has. established shoe mfgs. in Italy, Canada, and St. Louis. He also established the U. S. Counter and Shank Co. Inc., of Boston, which he turned over to his two sons. Mr. Malaguti has been man of many activities. Has
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travelled around the world four times. Considered among the most out- standing in the shoe industry and deeply interested in civic affairs. Mar- ried Benilda Borgatti of Boston. Children: Estelle N., teacher of domestic science; Lionel, is manager of U. S. Shank Co., and Miriam, who is associated with his brother Lionel. Address: 425 Summer St., Arlington. MALAGUTI, LIONEL-Manager, U. S. Counter and Shank Co. Inc., 450 Harrison Ave., Boston. Born Boston, Feb. 1, 1902. Son of Charles D. Malaguti and Benilda Borgatti. Graduated from Commercial High School and from Bryant and Stratton Commercial School. Attended Suf- folk University Law School. Associated in the above business since 1923. Married Evelyn O'Brien of Boston, Jan. 6, 1924. Children: Natalie, a graduate of Roslindale High, Evelyn and Marlene are students. Member: Granville Club. Fond of baseball, football and hockey. His father was born in Renazzo, Ferrara, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1901, settling in Boston where he engaged in shoe and leather industry. Has the following chil- dren: Estelle, Lionel, and Donald and Miriam. Res. : 421 Beech St., Roslindale.
MALAGUTI, RALPH-Partner, Malaguti Bros. of Plymouth. Born Plymouth, April 26, 1897. Son of Joseph Malaguti and Elizabeth Grandi. Educated in the public schools. In the general contracting business with his brothers, Everett and Fred since 1923. They are among the largest contractors in the Plymouth area, specializing in building roads, schools, and buildings of every description. Married Adelinda Feci of Plymouth, Nov. 18, 1928. Children: Albert J., born Nov. 15, 1929; and Alan D., born Sept. 19, 1939. Mr. Malaguti is a former band musician and a veteran U. S. Army World War I. His parents were born in Renazzo, Ferrara, Italy, came to U. S. in 1890, were among the pioneer Italian settlers of Plymouth. Had the following children: Mrs. Lenora Sitta; Ralph; Fred, a veteran U. S. Army World War II; Everett; Mrs. Mary Balboni; and Mrs. Margaret Borsari. Res .: 35 Liberty St., Plymouth.
MALATESTA, BENJAMIN E .- Division Construction Supt., N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co., Boston. Born Boston, Sept. 9, 1900. Son of John Malatesta and Colomba Cuneo. Graduated E. B. High School in 1918; Tufts Elec- trical School of Engineering in 1921. In the service of N. E. Tel. and Tel. since 1922. Married Martha Flynn of Somerville. One daughter Ann Marie, born May 3, 1937. Member: Sherwin Chapter of Tel. Pioneers of America and Taw Chapter Alpha Kappa Pi of Tufts. Fond of golf, baseball and football. Hobby-victory gardens. Father, born in Cicagna, Genoa, Italy. Came to America in 1883 settling in Boston, engaged in the building trade for over 50 years. Res .: Rhine Cliff St., Arlington.
MALATESTA, FREDERICK-Proprietor, F. Malatesta, wholesale im- porter and exporter groceries, 104 Richmond St., Boston. Born Cicagna, Genoa, Italy, June 7, 1882. Son of Louis Malatesta and Mary Cavagnara. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1893, settling in Boston. In business since 1905. Married Cecilia Gar- della of Boston in 1912. Children: Thelma, a bookkeeper for her father, is married to Alfred Cieri; Madeline, also a bookkeeper, is married to William Papey; Frederick, associated with his father in business, is Veteran of U. S. Army, World War II; and Laury is also Veteran of World War II. All of the children are graduates of Revere High School. Mr. Malatesta is member of the Elks and fond of travel and music. His father, a prominent importer and exporter in the Balkan states for 40 years died in Boston. Had the following children: Aurelia, Nora, Frederick, Linda and Palmira. Res .: 466 Winthrop Ave., Revere.
MALATESTA, JOSEPH-Proprietor, Joseph Malatesta Restaurant of Boston. Born Cicagna, Genoa, Italy, Dec. 31, 1875. Son of Joseph Mala- testa. Came to America in 1893, settling in Boston. Engaged in the restaurant business since 1896, being among the pioneer Italian American
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restauranteurs in Boston. Married Rose Carioffo of Boston in 1896. Children: Joseph, Norina, Isadoro, Evelyn, Thelma, Josephine and Richard, student of Bates College in Maine. Mr. Malatesta is member of Benevo- lent Protective Order of Elks, the Ligurian Society and the Columbus Society. Res .: 20 Mt. Vernon St., Arlington.
MALATESTA, JOSEPH LOUIS-Manager, Haymarket Wine Co., 133 Hanover St., Boston. Born Boston, June 21, 1907. Son of Joseph Mala- testa and Rose Carcioffo. Educated in the public schools and at Bryant and Stratton's Commercial School. Partner in the Haymarket Wine Co., since 1939, being one of the most modern liquor business houses in the city. Mr. Malatesta was formerly a musician for 15 years, playing trum- pet and piano-accordion in various orchestras throughout the state. Mar- ried Elvira Lavezzo of East Boston, Feb. 28, 1933. Two children: Robert Stone, born Oct. 18, 1934, and Donald, born Sept. 3, 1936. His father was born in Italy. Came to U. S. in early 1900, settling in Boston. Had the following children: Joseph Louis; Norina, graduate of Boston Uni- versity School of Business Administration; Isadore, owner of Malatesta Restaurant; Evelyn; Thelma, married to Attorney Frank Bonzagni of Boston (ensign U. S. Navy) ; Josephine; and Richard (phi beta kappa, at Bates College) is student at Harvard Law School. Res .: 14 Mt. Vernon St., Arlington.
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