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MANZONETTA, MARTIN D. - Assistant Chef - Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Boston. Born Canavese, Torino, Italy, Feb. 19, 1899. Son of Antonio Manzonetta and Orsola Bonetti. Educated in the public schools and learned cooking in Turin. Served for three years in the Italian Army, during World War I, and fought at Piave and Monte Grappa. Was awarded medals for bravery. Came to America in 1920, settling in Bos- ton. In the service of Ritz-Carlton since 1935. . Married Elena Scanzio, Aug. 10, 1928. One daughter, Barbara, born Aug. 10, 1929. Member: Epicurean Club. Fond of traveling, theatre and music. Res .: 22 St. Mary St., East Watertown.
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MANZONI, PETER-Metal craftsman. Born Comitini, Agrigenti, Italy, Feb. 17, 1903. Son of Leonardo Manzoni and Vincenza Lauria. Gradu- ated from the Royal Art School of Palermo, pupil of Alessandro Morani. Came to U. S. in 1921, settling in Boston. Took special graduate courses at the Mass. School of Art and other schools. Manufacturer, of The Man- zoni Art Metal Products. Author: "Metalcraft for Amateurs" an outstand- ing publication for beginners and class work. Mr. Manzoni was married to Elinore Cardini of Dorchester, July 8, 1934, a graduate of Girls' High and of the Designers Art School. Is instructor of silver smithing and jewelry at the Garland School of Boston. One son, Peter Leonard, born June 5, 1940. Mr. Manzoni's father came to U. S. in 1903, settling in Boston. Res .: 61 Oak St., Hyde Park.
MARALDI, CARL FRANCIS - Physician. Born in Atella, Lucania, Italy, July 19, 1895. Son of Dr. Angelo Maraldi and Josephine Rigillo. Education: Harvard University; George Washington University, 1921, A.B., 1922, M.S .; McGill University Medical School, 1924, M.D. and C.M. Prizeman of Medical and Surgical Society; Assistant Professor at Tufts College Medical and Dental Schools, 1928-36; Former Medical Supervisor of Boston School system; former physician to Governor of Mass. in 1937 and to former Attorney General 1936-40. Commissioned Officer Major World War I. Major Medical Corps in World War II, assigned to surgi- cal service at Station Hospital, Fort Ethan Allen in Vermont, later as Battalion Surgeon 705 M. P. at Togus and Camp Keyth, Maine. As- signed director training station Hospital, Camp Edwards. Promoted Lt. Colonel Medical Corps. Author "Scientific Research and Teaching Syl- labus." Member: Alpha Phi Delta; Lampda Phi Mu; American Legion; Assignment group of Surgeon General U. S. A .; Assoc. of Military Surgeons; Harvard Teachers Assoc .; Boston School Physician Assoc .; Italian American Medical Assoc. Has done overseas duties. Travelled extensively here and abroad. Fond of art, literature, music. His father a distinguished physician in Italy, was among the famous 1000, who fought under Garibaldi for Italian independence. Office: 276 Common- wealth Ave., Boston. Res .: Ocean Bluff, Marshfield.
MARAPOTI, CLAUDIO - Proprietor, Marapoti Shoe Rebuilding, 8 Milton St., East Dedham. Born Poggio Nativo, Rieti, Italy, March 18, 1885. Son of Felice Marapoti and Giovanna Barberi. Attended public school in his native town, where he studied music and learned the shoe making trade. Came to America in 1913, settling in Hyde Park. In busi- ness since 1914. Married Agnese Filippi of Monteleone, Italy, Dec. 13, 1909. Children: Rudolph, is a graduate of Hyde Park High; James, a graduate of Hyde Park High, is in U. S. Navy; Annie, married to Joseph Tuso; and Rita. Mr. Marapoti is member of St. Anthony Society of Read- ville. He is a band musician (trombone player) and has played in numer- ous bands here and abroad. Res .: 83 Stoughton Ave., Readville, Mass.
MARASCO, ANTHONY - Former Newspaper Editor and Teacher of Italian. Born Decollatura, Catanzaro, Italy, Oct. 6, 1904. Son of Gabriele Marasco and Arcangela Bonacci. Graduated from Francesco De Sanctis Ginnasio-Liceo of Salerno, Italy, in 1923 (awarded silver medal). Came to America in 1923, settling in Boston. In Springfield since 1932. Teacher at High School of Commerce and at Technical High School for seven years. Assistant steward and head waiter at Bridgway Hotel since 1942. Married Sarah Piccolo of Boston, Sept 1933. One daughter, Carol Ann. Member of Order Sons of Italy in America. Fond of golf, travelling and music. Hobby, reading. Has contributed number of articles, short stories and editorials to newspapers and magazines. Res .: 110 Cedar St., Spring- field.
MARAVIGNA, GIUSEPPE-Proprietor, Maravigna Macaroni Mfg. Co., Boston. Born Misterbianco, Catania, Italy, Dec. 12, 1874. Son of Fran-
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cesco Maravigna and Concetta Condorella. Attended public school in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1906, settling in Boston, where in 1913 he established the Maravigna Macaroni Mfg. Co. and has since been engaged in that field. His famous "Roma Brand" macaroni has received gold medals at "Fiera Esposizione del Littoriale"; "Progresso Industriale di Roma" in 1923; Fiera di Nizza in 1930; Fiera Campionari of Padova in 1930. Married Michelangela Santonocito. Children: Mrs. Concetta Di Rosa, Maria, a gifted artist, who's many paintings and other works of art may be seen at her place of business, known as Maria Maravigna store on Boylston St., Patrina and Francesco. Office: North St. Res .: 146 Richmond St., Boston.
MARAZZI, GISELDA (SALLY) - Drapery Dept., Albert Steiger Co., Springfield. Born New Haven, Conn., July 6, 1915. Daughter of Parmen and Esther Barbatelli Marazzi. Graduated from New Haven Commercial High School in 1932. In the service of Steiger Co. since 1934. Member of Adelphine Sorority. Fond of golf, swimming, horseback riding, art, reading, travelling and music. Her father was born in Civitanova, Macer- ata, Italy. Came to America in 1910, settling in New Haven, Conn. In Springfield since 1934 in the general contracting business. Has follow- ing children: Giselda of above sketch; Louise, married to George J. Foy of Springfield; Joseph, serving in U. S. Army Air Corps; and Anna, a student and a singer. Res .: 82 Alvin St., Springfield.
MARCANTONIO, JOSEPH F .- Dentist. Born Montefalcione, Avellino, Italy, Jan. 9, 1921. Son of James V. Marcantonio and Antonetta Pisano. In U. S. since 1923. Graduated, Roslindale High School; Boston College in 1942, A.B., and Tufts College Dental School in 1946, D.M.D. In gen- eral practice of dentistry since 1946. Veteran U. S. Army World War II. Research work at Mass. Institute of Technology in radiation laboratory. Married Clara Itri of Roslindale, April 25, 1943. One daughter, Carol, born May 25, 1944. Member: American Legion; Boston College Alumni Assoc., and Order Sons of Italy in America. Fond of baseball, football, tennis, travel, and music. His father canie to U. S. in 1906, settling in Boston. Had the following children: Rose, married to Leo Sinopoli; Jo- seph F., and Antoinette, married to John Benda. Res .: 91 Cornell St., Roslindale.
MARCARELLI, LOUIS-Partner, Kern's Cafe, 73 Green St., Boston. Born Boston, April 16, 1910. Son of Gabriele Marcarelli and Elvira Tenessa. Graduated from English High and took extension course in journalism at Harvard. In business since 1930. Formerly with the Gaz- zetta del Mass., for six years as columnist, and advertising, later legis- lative research for law firm of Wardwell-Ranney & Allen of Boston. Married Palmina Uberti of Boston, Nov. 9, 1941. One son Louis Gabriele, born Sept. 24, 1942. Member: Inter City Club, and Eliot School Alumni Assoc. Active in civic and political affairs. Fond of golf, boxing and baseball. His father was born in Benevento, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1902, settling in Boston. Had the following children: Mrs. Angelina Russo; Louis; Onofrio; Iolanda; Mrs. Sarah Musco; and Adelina. Res .: 25 Liberty Ave., Medford.
MARCELLA, FELIX A. - Attorney-at-Law. Born Boston, Aug. 19, 1887. Son of Marcella and Angela D'Orazio. Attended English High School. Graduated from Ballow and Hobigand Preparatory School in 1926 and Boston University Law School in 1912, L.L.B. In general prac- tice in Boston since 1913. Married Lillian M. Ford of Dorchester. Chil- dren: Felix M. and William F. Representative 1915-16; 1925-28; 1929- 32. Associate Metropolitan District Commissioner 1932-39. Attorney Marcella is the first Italo American Democratic Elector in Mass. Was first Italian delegate to Houston Convention for Alfred E. Smith and delegate to Democratic Convention in Chicago in 1940. Member: B. P.
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O. E .; K. of C .; Columbus Society; Sons of Italy; North End Improve- ment Ass'n .; Hendricks Club. Founder of the Colmar Club. Father was born in Frosolone di Campobasso, Italy. Came to America in 1875, among the pioneer Italo-American settlers of Boston. Office: 10 Tremont St. Res .: 149 Endicott St., Boston.
MARCELLINO, JOSEPH-Proprietor, Central Tailors, 442 Mass. Ave., Cambridge. Born Grotteria, Reggio Calabria, Italy, Aug. 1, 1891. Son of Vincenzo Marcellino and Rosa Bruzzese. Attended public school in his native town, where he learned the custom tailoring. In business since 1919. Married Angelina Rizzo of Cambridge, Oct. 18, 1917. Children: Vincent, graduate of Rindge Technical High School and took post grad- uate course, is radio technician, married to Santina Carbone of Cam- bridge; Michael, also graduate of Rindge Technical High, is a tailor; and Rose, is student of Arlington High School. Mr. Marcellino, is active in civic affairs. fond of art, travel, and music. Has following brothers and sisters: Pasquale, Domenico, Salvatore, Mrs. Giovannina Ursino and Mrs. Filomena Galluzzo. Last two are living in Italy. Res .: 36 Dorothy Rd., Arlington.
MARCELLO, A. ALFRED - Assistant Night City Editor, Worcester Telegram. Born Providence, R. I., April 19, 1904. Son of Luigi and Teresa (Villani) Marcello. Attended Technical High School, Providence, and Bryant College, Providence. With the Worcester Telegram since 1938. Formerly with the Providence News-Tribune, where he served as city editor, news editor and assistant managing editor. Also one-time correspondent for Variety, theatrical newspaper, and feature writer for King Feature Syndicate, N. Y. Married Elsie A. Lynum of East Provi- dence, R. I., June 2, 1930. Fond of golf and travel. His father was born in Pietravairano, Naples, Italy. Came to America in 1898, settling in Providence, where he engaged in the tailoring business. Had the follow- ing children, Aida, David, Arthur, Alfred, Gilda and Philomena. Res .: 4 Stoneland Road, Worcester.
MARCELLO, ANTONIO PAUL-Manager, Gloria Chain Store, Milford. Born Palermiti, Catanzaro, Italy, Jan. 24, 1890. Son of Pasquale Mar- cello and Maria Furciniti. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1907 settling in Milford. In 1929 he opened the Gloria Chain Store in Milford and has since been its manager. Mar- ried Maria Romanazzi of Milford, May 2, 1920. Children: Louise, born Nov. 27, 1923; Frank, born April 4, 1925; Marie, born Feb. 10, 1928; Anthony Jr., born June 11, 1933 and James, born Nov. 18, 1937. Mem- ber Hoboken Citizens Club. Fond of outdoor life. Lover of music. Has two sisters, Mrs. Caterina Meta and Mrs. Maria Spadea, both of Paler- miti, Italy. Res .: 110 Congress St., Milford.
MARCHESE, LAWRENCE - District Manager, New England Sales Di- vision, Gilbert and Barker Mfg. Co., West Springfield. Born Springfield, March 28, 1909. Son of Frank Marchese and Jennie Rosati. Graduated from High School of Commerce in 1928. In the service of Gilbert and Barker Mfg. Co. since 1934. Married M. Elizabeth Betty of Greenfield, a graduate nures, Oct. 1936. One daughter, Carolyn Louise, born June 10, 1939. Mr. Marchese is former president of Springfield Lions Club and member of A. F. & A. M. and all other Masonic rites to the 32nd, includ- ing Melha Shriners. Fond of baseball, football, horseback riding, travel- ling and music. Parents were natives of vicinity of Chieti, Italy. Came to America in the early 90's, settling in Springfield, where they were married and had the following children: James L., Harold B .: Lawrence of this sketch, and Victor. Res .: 31 Bangor St., Springfield.
MARCHESE, VICTOR-Born Springfield, Oct. 18, 1910. Son of Frank Marchese and Jennie Rosati. Graduated from High School of Commerce in 1929. Special courses at A. I. B. In the service of Third National
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Bank since 1929. Married Olga Sawicki of Springfield, Oct. 21, 1935. Children: Victor Lawrence, born Aug. 17, 1936 and Donald Vincent, born Aug. 9, 1939. Member of Third National Bank Club, its former vice- president, treasurer and secretary. Fond of baseball, football, tennis, travelling and music. His father was born in the vicinity of Chieti, Italy. Came to America in the early 90's, settling in Springfield. Mother, born same place, came to America in 1891, both married in this country. Res .: 58 Hollywood St., Springfield.
MARCHETTI, DOMENICK - Proprietor of Marchetti Groceries, 25 Stoughton St., Dorchester. Born New Rochelle, N. Y., Nov. 22, 1908. Son of John Marchetti and Catherine Caffarello. Educated in the ele- mentary and high schools of Dorchester and also studied in Italy. In business since 1922. Married Ida Ruggiero of Mattapan, Nov. 8, 1935. Children: Catherine and John. Fond of hunting and fishing. Hobby- coins. His father was born in Malfa, Messina, Italy. Came to America in 1892, settling in Boston. Mother, also born at Malfa. Parents of fol- lowing six children: Mrs. Josephine Russo; Anthony, in grocery business in Melrose; Domineck of this sketch; Mrs. Jennie Cincotti; Mrs. Nancy Ruggiero, and Mrs. Annita Ruggiero. Res .: 19 Howes St., Dorchester.
MARCHETTI, HENRY - Master mechanic, Tilton and Cook Co., Leo- minster. Born Leominster, Oct. 9, 1912. Son of Benedetto Marchetti and Benedetta Proietti. Educated in local public schools; later attended Worcester Boys Trade School. In the service of Tilton and Cook Co. since 1939. Married Viola Perla of Leominster, April 27, 1935. Children: Benny, born Sept. 16, 1936; Robert, born Dec. 2, 1941 and Virginia, born Nov. 24, 1943. Member of S. O. S. Club, K. of C., and Iolanda Society. Fond of baseball, football, golf, boxing, travel and music. His father was born in Subiaco, Rome, Italy. Came to America in 1905, settling in Leominster, in the service of DuPont and Co. for over 25 years. Had the following children: the late Virginio; Luigina, married to Joseph An- gelini; Attilio; Henry; and Enio, who is in U. S. Army in New Guinea. Res .: 130 Lincoln Ter., Leominster.
MARCHETTI, MARIO-Merchant. Born Broni, Pavia, Italy, Nov. 10, 1892. Son of Carlo Marchetti and Emilia Musselli. Came to America in 1897, settling in Springfield. Educated in the public schools. Worked for Henry J. Perkins and H. B. Stone Co. for ten years. Proprietor of Mario Marchetti, Wholesale Fruit and Produce (commission merchants) in Springfield since 1921. Married Agnes Bussolari of Springfield, Nov. 29, 1917. Children: Marion Agnes a graduate of Classical High and Colby Junior College of New London, N. H., winner of Colby award, and from Simmons College in 1944, B.S., also a graduate nurse of Mass. General Hospital, now married to Ensign John Leslie Landgraf of U. S. Navy; and Agnes Caroline, also a graduate of Classical High School, now a bookkeeper for her father. Mr. Marchetti is fond of all sports, a lover of travelling, art and music. Office: 147 Lyman St. Res .: 147 Belvedere St., Springfield.
MARCHETTI, SERAFINO-Proprietor of Serafino Marchetti (whole- sale fruit produce) 435 Dwight St., Springfield. Born Broni, Pavia, Italy, Feb. 5, 1891. Son of Carlo Marchetti and Emilia Musselli. Brought to America in 1897, settling in Springfield, where he attended public schools. In retail fruit, confectionery and ice cream business, 1905-09. Connected with Henry J. Perkins Co. from 1909-33. In business for himself in same location since April 3, 1933. Married late Edith Brondoni in 1916. One daughter Mary, married to Julian Ferrero. Married second time to Caro- line Morroni of Springfield, May 5, 1929. Onie son, Carlo, and a step- daughter, Rena Libera, a graduate of Classical High and Bernard College of New York, a social worker. Member: Chamber of Commerce, Italian American Citizen's Club, Societa Unione e Fratellanza, Italian American
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Athletic Club, the Verdi Club, the K. of C. His father, who came to America in 1896, settling in Springfield was engaged in fruit business until his death in 1919. Res .: 32 Tracy St., Springfield.
MARCHIONDA, FRANK-Teacher of Violin, Milford. Born Sulmona, Aquila, Italy, Aug. 4, 1905. Son of Peter Marchionda and Anna Della Donna. Educated in the Milford High School. Studied music in Boston under Carl Ressland of the Boston Symphony. Teacher of violin in Mil- ford since 1932. Fond of reading, travel, art and music. His father came to America in 1900. Lived in New York, and in Milford since 1909. Had the following children: Frank; Elvira; John; Mario, a graduate of Milford High and Burdett College, is an accountant, now in U. S. Army in the Philippines. Res .: 10 Free St., Milford.
MARCHITELLI, ANGELO NICOLA-Executive Chef, Locke-Ober Res- taurant, Boston. Born Villa Santa Maria, Chieti, Italy, May 2, 1899. Son of Vincent Marchitelli and Marietta Tavano. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Studied the art of cooking in Rome, Italy, and worked at "Circolo della Caccia" and "Pasticceria Carlo La Tour" for 13 years. Served in Italian Army World War I. Came to America in 1921, settling in Boston. In the service of Locke-Ober since 1942. Formerly at Somerset Hotel, Copley Plaza and Ritz Carleton for 20 years. Also at Cuba Embassy and Mayflower Hotels in Washington. Married Anna Margarita Di Sciullo, Sept. 26, 1927. One daughter, Marietta. Mem- ber: L'Esamie D'Escouffier Club and Epicurean Club. His father, a native of Villa Santa Maria, was a famous chef in Rome, Italy, where he served the Duke of Abruzzi; Dr. Filippo De Filippi and other notables. Had the following four children: Pasquale, a chef in Rome; Sabina; Angelo, and Joseph. Res .: 19 Champney St., Brighton.
MARCHITELLI, GAETANO-Exectuive Chef, Atlantic Lobster House of Charlestown, Boston. Born Villa Santa Maria, Chieti, Italy, June 13, 1897. Son of Vincenzo Marchitelli and Filomena De Cicco. Served in World War I in Italian Army, was chef for General Tagliaferri. Came to America in 1920. In the service of Lobster House since 1938. Mar- ried Elena Di Renzo, June 6, 1920. Children: Vincent and Dante, high school graduates with honors, both in the U. S. Army; and Guido, a stu- dent. Member of Epicurean Club and San Gritana Society. Fond of baseball, bocce, traveling and music. His father, a native of Villa Santa Maria, Italy, was for 25 years an outstanding chef in city of Naples. Res .: 94 Heath St., Somerville.
MARCONI, JOHN ANTHONY-Proprietor, Hancock Food Market, 203 Hancock St., Everett. Born Fort Pitt, Ohio, Feb. 15, 1915. Son of Frank Marconi and Mary Ferrini. Attended elementary and high schools. In the grocery business in Everett since 1931. Married Lillian C. Carr of Everett, April 7, 1940. Children: Marlene, born Feb. 22, 1942, and Marie, born Dec. 13, 1943. Favorite sports, football and hockey. Hobby-wood- working. His father was born in Tossicia, Teramo, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1903, settling in Ohio, later in Everett. Has the following children: Mrs. Flora Ciampa; Elliot Peter, chief specialist in U. S. Navy; Deci, a mechanic; William, in the U. S. Navy Transport Dept., and John Anthony. Res .: 49 Valley St., Everett.
MARCUCCI, LAMBERT-Proprietor, Marcucci Market, 120 Salem St., Boston. Born Boston, May 29, 1904. Son of Lamberto Giovanni and Maria Marcucci. Educated in the public schools here and abroad. In business since 1925. Married Marie Malatesta of Boston, Sept. 4, 1926. Children: Lambert Jr., born June 17, 1927, a graduate of Medford High School and Theresa, born May 6, 1929. Fond of baseball, boxing, travel and music. His father was born in Viareggio, Lucca, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1903, settling in Boston, where he engaged as professor of litera- ture, author, a former proprietor of La Cazetta del Mass. and corres-
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pondent of LaFollia and Il Progresso Italo Americano both of New York. Had the following children: Lambert, Louis, and Theresa. Res .: 49 Second St., Medford.
MARCUCCI, RAFFAELE-Proprietor, Marcucci Bakery, 1076 Bedford St., Fall River. Born Fondi, Littoria, Italy, Aug. 6, 1883. Son of Giuseppe Marcucci and Maria Concetta Saccoccio. Attended elementary and second- ary schools in Italy and served in the Italian Navy. Came to America in 1909, settling in Fall River. In business since 1921. Married late Car- mela Montecalvo in 1918. Children: Concetta, a graduate of Durfee High and of Business School; Joseph, a graduate of Durfee High, is in U. S. Navy, married to Florence Boyd; and Thomas, is in the service of Rail- way Exp. Agency. Mr. Marcucci married second time to Josephine Maz- zuco of Santo Filo, Cosenza, Italy; two step-daughters: Mrs. Maria Co- lombo, and Virginia Gallo. Member: Order Sons of Italy since 1922, was venerable 1933-37, Grand Lodge delegate for 16 years and supreme dele- gate to the San Francisco Convention in 1938. Is a musician and has played trumpet in many outstanding bands here and abroad. Parents came to U. S. in 1921, settling in Fall River. Had the following children: Mrs. Alessandrina Giulebbe; Raffaele; Mrs. Colomba Laurenzano; and Guido. Res .: 1076 Bedford St., Fall River.
MARCUCELLI, JOSEPH-Proprietor, Old Time Grill, 26 Central Sq., East Boston. Born Santo Padre, Frosinone, Italy, March 19, 1877. Son of Francesco Marcucelli and Rosa Reia. In the U. S. since 1901. In busi- ness since 1920. Married Margherita Cavucci of his native town. Chil- dren: Frank, graduate of Mass. Institute of Technology in 1927, is con- struction supt., now Lt. Commander in U. S. Navy; Henry, Guy, James, and Anthony. Member of the Moose. Active in civic and political affairs. Has the following brothers: James, late Charles and Michael. Res .: 419 Meridian St., E. Boston.
MARENA, JOHN E .- Custom Tailor for Ladies and Gentlemen, Cham- ber of Commerce Bldg., Boston. Born Naples, Italy, June 17, 1883. Son of Ferdinando Marena and Maria Carmela Carbone. Educated in the public schools of Naples, where he learned custom tailoring and designing Came to America in 1904, settling in New York, where he was a designer of ladies' garments for five years. In Boston since 1910, in the custom tailoring business. Fond of all outdoor sports. Lover of traveling and music. Res .: 704 Commonwealth Ave., Boston.
MARENGHI, JOSEPH DOMENIC-Born Boston, Nov. 24, 1909. Son of Giulio Marenghi and Elena Mortarelli. Graduated from Everett High School in 1927. Attended Boston Art Students League and Copley Art Students League. Graduated from Malden Drawing School in 1935. In the service of the Boston Terminal Co., since 1940, as head baggage checkman. Married Theresa Maniscalco of Somerville, Oct. 22, 1941. One son, Louis Thomas. Member of Brotherhood of Railway Clubs. Fond of baseball, football, music and classical art. His father was born in Parma, Italy. Came to America in 1895, settling in Boston, where he has been custodian of the Boston Terminal for over 36 years. Res .: 169 Shute St., Everett.
MARGHERITA, ANTHONY EMANUEL-General Contractor, special- izing in masonry work, 105 Malden St., Everett. Born in Ferla, Siracusa, Italy, Feb. 27, 1905. Son of Salvatore Margherita and Corradina Ciara- mita. In U. S. since 1908. Educated in the public schools. In business since 1925. Married Margaret Marciano of Boston, Aug. 14, 1921. Chil- dren: Corradina, Salvatore, Cora, Robert, Eugene, Joan, Grace, Richard and John. Fond of baseball, football, fishing and travel. His father was born in Siracusa, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1905, settling in Lawrence, where he engaged as general contractor. Had the following children: Mrs. Concetina Di Naro; Mrs. Rose Canto; Mrs, Theresa Tomasso; Car-
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melo; Anthony; Mrs. Nellie Marziano; Mrs. Josephine Razzi; and Se- bastian. Res .: 105 Malden St., Everett.
MARI, CARLO R .- Proprietor, Carlo Mari Barber Shop, 394 Wash- ington St., Lynn. Born Capriglia, Salerno, Italy, Oct. 24, 1882. Son of Crescenzo Mari and Giulia Barone. Educated in the public schools of his native town, where he learned the barber's trade under his father. Came to America in 1904, settling in Lynn. In the barber business since 1904. Married Antoinette Perraltt of Lynn, June 27, 1909, graduate of English High. Children: Juliette Louise, graduate of English High and of Burdette College, married to George Robert; and Joseph, also a grad- uate of English High, in the service of "Tony" the florist. Mr. Mari is member of Eagles since 1914; Order Sons of Italy, Master Barbers Ass'n and Local Draft Board, No. 89. His father, a former Garibaldian soldier, fought for the Italian independence. Had the following children: Pas- quale; Carlo R .; Mrs. Fiorina Baron; and Mrs. Raffaela Federico of St. Paul, So. America. Res .: 45 No. Bend St., Lynn.
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