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MATTEUCCI, SILVANO-Proprietor, Lido Restaurant, 680 Worthing- ton St., Springfield. Born Barbara, Ancona, Italy, April 8, 1897. Son of Luigi Matteucci and Luisa Pasqualini. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1913, settling in Springfield. In restaurant business since 1925. Has also held yearly carnival con- cessions in various parts of the state. Married Jene Kovalski of New Haven, Conn., Oct. 17, 1932. They have one daughter, Jeanette Barbara Ann, born May 12, 1935. Mr. Matteucci is member of Agawam Sporting Club, the Eagles, Elks, Adriatic Club, Marconi Club, Dante Club and Brotherhood Club. Fond of outdoor sports, art and music. His father was a prominent alcohol manufacturer of Frascati, Rome, Italy. Res .: 680 Worthington St., Springfield.
MAUCERI, JAMES-Business man and Musician. Born Notto, Sira- cusa, Italy, April 27, 1895. Son of Giovanni Battista Mauceri and Nunzia Rizzo. Educated in public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1910, settling in Lawrence. Proprietor of Jimmy's Cafe since 1917. Married Angeline Di Benedetto of Lawrence, Nov. 28, 1928, graduate of Lawrence High School. One daughter, Angeline Marie, born Aug. 10, 1929. Mr. Mauceri is a former musician. Has appeared in leading thea- tres throughout the United States as an outstanding mandolin player. Member of the Elks. Fond of baseball, football, boxing, travel and opera. Has two brothers, Corrado; and Paul, a restauranteur. Res .: 465 Pros- pect St., Methuen.
MAURIELLO, FRANCIS P .- Physician and Surgeon. Born Tre Tra- verne, Naples, Italy (in the Prince Sormoneta castle). Graduated from the University of Naples in 1906, Ph.D. and M.D. Post graduate work at Harvard University. Served in U. S. forces Yankee Division World War I, Medical Corps under General Clarence Edwards. In general prac- tice in Medford, Mass., since 1925. Member Medford Lodge A. F. & A. M. and all other Masonic bodies up to the 32nd degree. Office and Res .: 349 Salem St., Medford.
MAURETTI, ERNEST - President, Pleasant Recreation Center, 241 Pleasant St., Fall River. Born Fall River, Feb. 11, 1906. Son of Liberato Mauretti and Annunziata Primo. Attended Durfee High School. In busi- ness since 1943, posessing one of the finest bowling places in the city. Formerly interior decorator for 20 years. Married Rose Ciullo of Fall River, Sept. 5, 1927, a graduate of Fall River School of Commerce. One daughter, Clair Ann, born July 22, 1928, a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy with highest honors. Member: N. E. Duck Association. Fond of baseball, football, bowling and music. His late father, was born in
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Baranello, Campobasso, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1888, was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Fall River, and one of the first to enter grocery business. Had the following children: Late Daniel; Mrs. Mary Camuso; Ernest; Pasquale, a radio technician, with W. S. A. R., and Pres., Order Sons of Italy; Philomena with. W. S. A. R .; Mrs. Olympia Roy; Mrs. Caro- line Dolan; Mrs. Edith Durand; and Liberato Albert, a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, is Lt. in the U. S. Navy. Res .: 930 Bedford St., Fall River.
MAYER, JOHN - Designer. Born Fossacesia, Chieti, Italy, Nov. 23, 1887. Son of Nicolo Mayer and Rosa Montanari. Educated in the public school of his native town and learned the tailor's trade in Rome. Came to America in 1907, lived in New York, where he studied designing. Settled in Boston in 1909. In the service of Matthew Reisman since 1938. Formerly with Robinson Bros. and with Saul Mathews. Married Maria Bettio of Boston, Aug. 1, 1914. Children: Elizabeth, a graduate of Rad- cliffe College; Nicholas, a graduate of Colgate University, now officer in Aviation Corps, U. S. Navy; and John Jr., U. S. Army. Mr. Mayer is member of Italian Mutual Aid Society of Quincy. Fond of travelling, music and grand opera. Res .: 63 East Elm Ave., Wollaston.
MAYO, PAUL-Tonsorialist. Born S. Filippo del Mela, Messina, Italy, May 21, 1899. Son of Joseph Mayo and Maria Brigandi. Came to U. S. in 1912. In the service of Angelo Barber Shop since 1917. Is a former Mayor Barbour zoning board appointee and active in civic and political affairs. Married Syria Nesti of Quincy, Nov. 30, 1922. Children: Joseph P., a graduate of Quincy High and attended Massaunten Military Acad- emy on scholarship, member of varsity football and basketball teams, now in U. S. Army Ski Division; and Lola Marie, a graduate of Quincy High. Mr. Mayo is grand trustee of Order Sons of Italy Lodge, member of Elks and Italian Mutual Benefit Society. Mrs. Mayo was born in Borgo a Mozzano, Lucca, Italy, who's mother was a school teacher and organizer of North Star Lodge Sons of Italy of Quincy. Mrs. Mayo has been vener- able in the Sons of Italy Lodge and organizer and supervisor of Junior Lodge for eight years. Mr. Mayo's father came to U. S. in 1904. Had the following children: Mrs. Nina Calabro; Mrs. Frances Di Franco; Frank; Paul; and Joseph. Res .: 39 Penn St., Quincy.
MAZZA, FRANK - Proprietor, Cambridge Builders' Supply Co., 71 Homer Ave., Cambridge. Born Sersale, Catanzaro, Italy, Jan. 6, 1879. Son of Saverio Mazza and Maria Torchia. Educated in the public schools in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1902, settling in Watertown. In business since 1923. Married Josephine Fico of Watertown, Dec. 10, 1905. Children: Mrs. Mary Manzelli; Joseph, a graduate of Northeastern University, is architectural engineer, is associated with his father, married to Cecilia Di Nault; Mrs. Helen Ditto; Frank, a graduate of Northeastern University, in accounting, married to Ruth Bowman, is 1st Lt. in U. S. Army Avia- tion Corps; Mrs. Ida Struzziero; and Anthony, student of Northeastern University. Mr. Mazza is member A. F. & A. M. in Cambridge. Fond of all sports. Lover of travel, art and music. Res .: 82 Park Ave., Cam- bridge.
MAZZA, JOSEPH JAMES-Attorney-at-Law. Born Cambridge, March 10, 1918. Son of James Mazza and Serafina Feroleto. Graduated from Cambridge Latin High School in 1936; Northeastern University School of Law in 1940, L.L.B. In general practice in Boston since 1943. Formerly connected with Mass. Public Utilities Commission. Member of Boston and Cambridge Bar Associations; The Italian Bar Ass'n; B. P. O. E .; K. of C .; Cambridge Sinking Fund Commission. Organized Mt. Auburn Committee for Servicemen. Fond of football, basketball. Hobby-coin collecting. His father was born in Cropani, Catanzaro, Italy. Came to America in 1912, settling in Cambridge; chief custodian of Eliot House
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of Harvard University since 1930. Office: 60 State St., Boston. Res .: 14 Locust St., Cambridge.
MAZZAFERRO, ALDO JOHN-Accountant and Auditor, Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co., of New York. Born Leominster, Nov. 11, 1921. Son of Nicholas Mazzaferro and Costanza Di Russo. Graduated from Leominster High School in 1939 and College of the Holy Cross in 1943, B.S. in busi- ness administration. In the service of Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co. since 1943. Has also taught at Leominister High School and for several years accountant for DuPont Denemours & Co. Member: Knights of Columbus; Holy Cross Alumni Association and former member of Holy Cross band. Favorite sports are baseball, football, golf. Hobby-photography. Travel- led to Central and South America for the above Company, during 1944. Res .: 53 Eden Glen, Leominster.
MAZZAFERRO, JOSEPH-Proprietor, Central Lumber Co., 53 Eden Glen, Leominster. Born Leominster, Sept. 13, 1917. Son of Nicholas Mazzaferro and Costanza Di Russo. Educated in the public schools and attended the Worcester Trade School. In business since 1938. Married Annita Chiarelli of Boylston, Feb. 22, 1937. Children: Claire Ann, born Feb. 23, 1938 and Joseph Daniel, born Nov. 26, 1941. Member of the Eagles and Leominster Sportsmen's Association. Fond of baseball, hunt- ing, fishing, travel, reading and music. His father was born in Turri- valignami, Pescara, Italy. Came to America in 1905. Had the following children: Mrs. Anna Bovenzi; Antonio; Erminio; Albert, graduate of Leominster High School; Amedeo, associated with Joseph in lumber busi- ness; Joseph; Aldo John, graduate of College of tlie Holy Cross; and Eva, graduate of Leominster High School. Res .: 20 Central Place. Leo- minster.
MAZZARELLI, ANGELO-Business man. Born Castellana, Bari, Italy, Sept. 2, 1875. Son of Luigi Mazzarelli and Marianna La Varra. Came to America in 1901, settling in Milford, where he worked as stone cutter. Proprietor of A. Mazzarelli and Sons Market since 1904. Married Maria Cervoni of Milford, Nov. 23, 1904. Children: Mrs. Merianna Di Donato; Luigi, is in business with his father; Joseph, also associated in business with his father; Nellie is beauticianist in Hopedale; Olga, is bookkeeper for her father; Angelo, is in U. S. Army overseas; Corsina, is married to Celio Pillarella; John, is in U. S. Army. All have attended Milford High School. Mr. Mazzarelli is member Order Sons of Italy; Moose; Marchegiano Club; and honorary member of Italian World War Veterans. Has a brother Joseph in Oxbridge; a sister, Mrs. Angelica Presutti in Natick and two sisters, Maria and Antonietta in Italy. Bus .: 77 E. Main St. Res .: 79 E. Main St., Milford.
MAZZARELLI, SANTO (Late)-Founder of Mazzarelli and Sons, Inc., Grocers, Bakers and Macaroni Mfg., 17 Genoa St., Milford. Born Castel- lana, Bari, Italy. Came to America in 1890, was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Milford, where he founded the above business and erected its building in 1915. Previous to his coming to U. S. A. he served as sergeant in Italian Army and married Nazarena D'Antuono of Sul- mnona, Aquila, Italy. Had the following children: Guido, partner in the above Corp .; Albert, also associated in the Corp .; Theresa, married to Joseph La Sorsa; Mary, married to Dr. Joseph Solano of Woonsocket; Vetrana, married to Louis L. Solano of Mt. Vernon, N. Y .; Annie, mar- ried to Emilio Bara of Providence; Francesco, business man; Ida, mar- ried to Raymond Solano of Mt. Vernon, N. Y .; and Edith, married to Dr. Antonio Di Maio of Providence. Res .: 15 Genoa Ave., Milford.
MAZZARELLI, TERESA (Mrs.) - (Mrs. John Mazzarelli) owner Plaines Cash Market, 71 E. Main St., Milford. Born Marzo, Cosenza, Italy, March 14, 1885. Daughter of Rosario Filosa and Mariantonia Bernaldo. Came to America in 1904, settling in Milford, where she married the
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late John Mazzarelli, a native of Castellana, Bari, Italy. He had come from Italy in 1900, settling in Milford and established the Plaines Mar- ket, now carried on by his wife and sons. Had the following children: Nina, a former public school teacher, is married to Joseph Perrillo, a physician in Providence, R. I .; Mary, is married to Patsy Di Gregorio; Louis, is a veteran in U. S. Army; Ross, is sergeant in U. S. Army; Jo- seph, a graduate of Newport Naval Training School, is in U. S. Navy; and Anthony. All children have graduated from Milford High. All of the boys are associated with their mother in the business. Mrs. Maz- zarelli is member of the Foresters. Active in civic affairs and in the welfare of her community. Res .: 71 E. Main St., Milford.
MAZZARINI, VIC-Proprietor, Vic Mazzarini Service Station, 50 North St., Salem. Born Mansfield, Nov. 20, 1908. Son of John Mazzarini and Annita Polmonari. Educated in the public schools. In business since 1930. Married Gilda Sabina Guerriero of Salem, Feb. 7, 1937, a grad- uate of Salem High School and Salem Commercial School, a former singer. They have a son, Thomas, born Oct. 21, 1943. Mr. Mazzarini is also a musician, was for six years leader of his own orchestra in Washington, D. C., known as "Musical Barons". Fond of all sports especially baseball and travel. His father was born in Campagnano, Rome, Italy. Came to America in 1904, settling in Mansfield, was musician. Had the following children: Mrs. Daria Nataloni; Domenico; Americo, better known as "Vic'; Alice, an outstanding singer who studied voice under Malatesta of the Metropolitan, and in Italy, made her debut at Milan, Italy; Mrs. Selby Whalen of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Eleanor Paul of Canton, Mass. Res .: 146 North St., Salem.
MAZZARINO, JOHN-Proprietor, Mazzarino Market, 222 Walnut St., Springfield. Born Monte Sant 'Angelo, Foggia, Italy, March 28, 1888. Son of Felice Mazzarino and Francesca Guerra. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1907. Married Lucia Maratea of Springfield, Jan. 3, 1918. Children: Felix, a student of Class- ical High, now in U. S. Navy; Anne, married to Thomas Bonavita of Springfield, now serving in U. S. Army; Anthony, a graduate of Trade School, honor student for three years, now serving in U. S. Navy; Julia, attended High School of Commerce; Josephine and Carmela, students. Former member of numerous organizations. His father came to America in 1909, settling in Springfield. Had the following children: Josephine, John, Pasqua, Antonette, Michelina, Raffaela and Mary. Res .: 38 Pendle- ton Ave., Springfield.
MAZZEI, JOSEPH-Proprietor, Mazzei Market, 295 Walnut St., Spring- field. Born Angoli, Catanzaro, Italy, Jan. 31, 1893. Son of Gaspare Mazzei and Theresa Scalise. Educated in public schools of his native town. Served in Italian Army during World War I and fought in many battles, was awarded medals for distinguished service. Came to America in 1909, settling in Springfield. Worked for Indian Motorcycle Co., as mechanic for 23 years. In business since 1930. Married Antonietta Lio, a native of Accaria, Catanzaro, Italy, Oct. 12, 1919. Children: Angelina, a grad- uate of High School of Commerce, married to Moro Pettirossi; Theresa and Ida both high school students. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America; Italian World War Veterans; Eagles, and president of Maria SS. della Carita Society. His father came to American in 1909, a veteran of Abysinia-Italian War. Res .: 293 Walnut St., Springfield.
MAZZEO, MICHAEL-Proprietor, Modern Pastry Shop, Inc., Boston, Mass. Born San Agata Di Puglia, Foggia, Italy, Dec. 14, 1899. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Served in World War I in the Italian Army and fought at the Piave front. Came to America in 1920, settling in Brooklyn, N. Y. Was chief pastry maker for the Regis Co., pastry and restaurants and at "La Bella Palermo Pasticceria Palermitana",
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both of New York. In 1930 Mr. Mazzeo established his Modern Pastry Shop at 257 Hanover St., Boston. Considered among the most outstanding pastry baker in the city. Married Susie Picariello, March 2, 1924. Chil- dren: Jacqueline Rose and Carmela Susie. Fond of travelling, art and music. Pastry laboratory: 259 Hanover St. Res .: 17 Ross St., Medford. MAZZEO, PHILIP-Proprietor of Victory Beauty Salon, 142 Main St., Gloucester. Born Boston, Sept. 5, 1908. Son of Domenic Mazzeo and Catherine Squillace. Educated here and abroad. Graduated from Wilfred Academy of Beauty Culture of Boston in 1935. In business in Gloucester since 1944. Proprietor of the finest beauty salon in the city. Married Grace Favazza of Boston, Nov. 16, 1941. One son, Domenic, born Feb. 24, 1943. Mr. Mazzeo is veteran of U. S. Army Air Force, World War II. Member: American Legion and Chamber of Commerce. Fond of baseball, hunting, travel, art and music. His father was born in Salice, Messina, Italy. Came to America in 1905, settled in Boston. Had the following children: Grace, married to Stephen Celona; Philip; Nicholas; Domenic; Mary; and Sarah. Res .: Gloucester.
MAZZEO, ROSARIO-Personel manager and bass clarinettist, Boston Symphony Orchestra and member of faculty, Berkshire Music Center. Born Pawtucket, R. I., April 5, 1911. Son of Francesco Mazzeo and An- tonina Ruggieri. Graduated from Shrewsbury High. Began to study music at the age of 12 under private teachers, later under Gaston Hamelin of Paris and Gustave Laugenus of New York. In the service of the Boston Symphony since 1933. Specializes in chamber music and literature for it. Posėsses one of the largest collection of chamber music. Collecting ma- terial for a book on chamber music for mixed instruments. Organized in 1931 the Boston Chamber Music Society. Formerly on clarinettist staff. of NBC Boston studios. Designer and manufacturer of a completely new system of mechanism for clarinets. In 1943 he designed and made a bass clarinet, having a greater range than any other in the world, made espec- ially for a performance of Ghostakovitch seventh symphony. Author: "Survey of Chamber Music", "Albium of Clarinet Solos", and number of periodical articles. Evocation-Ornithology. Fond of photography, moun- tain climbing, travel and nature study. Married Mildred Spaulding of Newton in 1935, a former biologist. Parents were born in Southern Italy. Came to U. S. in 1900, settling in Shrewsbury, Mass. Res .: 120 Elm St., Cambridge.
MAZZILLI, ANTONE-Al's Sandwich Shop, 7 Main St. Ext., Plymouth. Born Casumaro di Cento, Italy, Jan. 4, 1902. Son of Nicholas Mazzilli and Vincenza Spalluzzi. Came to America in 1903. Educated in public .schools of Kingston, Mass. In business since 1936. Formerly in the service of J. Malaguti and Sons for several years. Married Mary Bregoli of Plymouth, Dec. 18, 1920. One daughter, Sally Ann, born Nov. 17, 1934. Member of Vespucci Club. His father came to U. S. in 1902, set- tling in Plymouth, later engaged in farming in Kingston. Had the follow- ing children: Mauro; Frank, a veteran U. S. Army World War I; late Peter; Mrs. Rose Nenna; Antone; Mrs. Mary Silva; and Mrs: Santa Ca- vicchi, twins; late Nino; and Mrs. Theresa Ryan. Res .: 3 Murray St., Plymouth.
MAZZOCCA, AUGUSTUS- Instructor, instrumental music at Lowell Teachers College and ass't. supervisor of music in the Arlington Public Schools. Born Bugnara, Aquila, Italy, Aug. 16, 1894. Son of Nicola Mazzocca and Malvina Crognale. Came to U. S. in 1909, settling in Bos- ton. Studied music in Italy, Germany and Boston.
Played in Detroit Symphony for number of years. Teaching in Arlington since 1930, form- erly teacher of music in the Boston public schools. Considered among the finest instrumental teacher in the Bay State, and the first to develop instrumental music in greater Boston public schools. Married late Clara
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Buttland of Brockton in 1918. Children: Eleanor, married to Joseph Purro; Malvina, married to Lt. Dr. Antonio Colozzi of the U. S. Army; and Janice, married to Leo D'Orlando of Revere, a veteran of U. S. Army Air Corps, World War II. All are graduates of Arlington High. Mr. Mazzocca married second time to Lucia Albano of Everett, Feb. 14, 1925. Children: Carolina, a graduate of Arlington High; Lucille, Norma, Mary Ann and Augustus Jr. Member of American Federation of Musicians since 1914. His father came to U. S. in 1884, settling in Boston. Had the following children: Augustus, Salvatore, Giulio, Anthony, Eleanor, Frank, Josephine, Virginia and Angelina. Res .: 998 Massachusetts Ave., Arling- ton.
MAZZOLA, ANTONIO - Business man. Born San Donato, Frosinone, Italy, August 19, 1872. Came to America in 1896, settling in Newton. In the baking business, 1919-37. Married Angelina Cardarelli in Italy, Sept. 23, 1894. Children: John, Domenic, Joseph, Nazzareno, Mary, and Rose. Of these, Domenic, Nazzareno and Joseph are associated in carry- ing on their father's business. Mr. Mazzola is member Order Sons of Italy in America and San Donatarese Society. Fond of bocce playing, travelling and music. Res .: 230 Adams St., Newton.
MAZZOLA, CARMINE D .- Proprietor, Mazzola Memorial Works, Nor- wood. Born San Donato Val di Comino, Frosinone, Italy, Oct. 3, 1886. Son of Andrea Mazzola and Livia Leone. Educated in the public schools and in the American International College of Springfield. In business since 1922. Mr. Mazzola is also considered one of the most prominent leaders in the field of music in the state. Bandmaster in Quincy since 1917. Also leader of the Norwood Elks Band; Norwood Brass Band; Beatty Post Band of Canton; and the Veteran's Band of Stoughton. Member: Musi- cians' Union since 1913 and Band Masters Assoc. of Mass. Married Eleanor Pantano of Quincy, June 24, 1909. Children: Mrs. Livia Vitali; William, is in U. S. Army overseas; Eva, graduate nurse, married to Felix DeVito; Mrs. Gilda Radzwill; Mrs. Ester Zambella; Mrs. Louise Kelter; Gladys, graduate nurse in U. S. Army; Eleanor; Andrew, in U. S. Army. All are graduates of Norwood High; Priscilla and Beverly are students. Mr. Mazzola's father came to U. S. in 1890, lived in Quincy. Had the following children: Carmine D .; late Luigi; Angelo; Andrew; Joseph and Mary. Res .: 943 Washington St., Norwood.
MAZZOLINI, HENRY-Proprietor, Vernon Candy Co., near Memorial Bridge, 52 Vernon St., Springfield. Born Dusenduf, Germany, April 19, 1900. Son of Francesco Mazzolini and Fannie Carrara. Educated in the public schools of Fornaci di Barga, Lucca, Italy. Served in the Italian Army during World War I. Came to Ainerica in 1923, settling in Spring- field, where he has been in business since 1934. Member of Dante Club. Fond of hunting, fishing, bocce playing, travelling and popular music. Res .: 75 Merrick St., West Springfield.
MAZZONE, JAMES - Proprietor, Jim's Market, 653 Bennington St., East Boston. Born East Boston, Nov. 2, 1915. Son of Cesare Mazzone and Alesandrina Guarino. Educated in the public schools. In business since 1934. Married Pauline Paolillo of East Boston, Nov. 24, 1938. Children: Jate Alesandrina, and Annette. Mr. Mazzone is fond of all sports, lover of travel and music. His father was born in the vicinity of Naples, Italy. Came to U. S. in the early 90's, settling in East Boston, where he engaged in meat market business. Had the following children: Anna, married to Fred Di Martino; Fred, married to Nicolina Paolillo; James; and Frank, veteran U. S. Army in Europe, took part in invasion of Africa, Italy and Germany, awarded four battle stars. Res .: 511 Or- leans St., East Boston.
MAZZONI, FRANK J. - Proprietor, Mazzoni Plumbing and Heating, 633 Badford St., Fall River. Born Fall River, April 10, 1900. Son of
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Nicola Mazzoni and Anna Usei. Educated in the public schools. In busi- ness since 1934. Among the leading plumbers in the city. Formerly with. Johnson and Miller Co., for 20 years. Married Mary Nicoletti of Fall River, Sept. 3, 1928. One son, Nicholas, born Sept. 14, 1934. Member: Mass. Plumbers Assoc., and Order Sons of Italy. Fond of baseball, boxing and bowling. His father was born in San Pietro, Reggio di Calabria, Italy, Came to U. S. in 1895, settling in Fall River, as hat finisher. Had the following children: Frank J .; Mary; Mrs. Concetta Mattarese, a grad- uate of Durfee High; Helen; and James, U. S. Army Veteran World War II. Res .: 65 Rockland St., Fall River.
MAZZOTTA, CARMELO-Partner, Eagle Wonder Cleansers, 6 Methuen St., Lawrence. Born Sortino, Siracusa, Italy, Jan. 13, 1891. Son of Stan- islao Mazzotta and Santa Milone. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1907. Later returned to Italy, where he fought on the Libian front and in World War I. In business in Law- rence since 1920. Married Josephine Atanasio of Lawrence, Sept. 24, 1922. One daughter, Santina, a graduate of St. Mary's High School and McIntosh Commercial School, bookkeeper for her father. Mr. Mazzotta has a brother, Salvatore, a moving picture operator and a sister, Mrs. Marianna Lauteri, living in Italy. Res .: 129 Newbury St., Lawrence.
MAZZUCCHELLI, LOUISE JOSEPHINE - Instructor (power machine stitching) Trade High School of Springfield. Born Besezzo, Milano, Italy, Oct. 17, 1908. Daughter of John Mazzucchelli and Virginia Aries. Brought to America when nine months old, settling in Dorchester. Graduated from Hyde Park High School in 1925. Studied the art of dressmaking in Italy for three years, and has taken special courses at Fitchburg Teachers College. In the service of Springfield Trade School since 1934, being the first woman teacher appointed in the Trade School. Member: Mass. Vocational Assoc., National Vocational Assoc., Springfield Educa- tional Assoc., Teachers Club, Women's Italian Club, and Foresters of America. Fond of sports, travelling and classical music. Her father was born in Besnate, Milano, Italy. Came to America in 1904, settling in Boston. Had the following children: Louise Josephine, Felicita, and Carlo Bruno, a pilot in the U. S. Air Corps. Res .: 114 Byers St., Springfield.
MAZZUCCHELLI, PASQUALE-Executive Chef, Hotel Statler, Boston. Born Sammorate, Milano, Italy, Aug. 29, 1904. Son of Battista Mazzuc- chelli and Rosa Maruzzi. Came to America in 1913, settling in Boston. In the service of Hotel Statler since 1943. Formerly chef at Hotel Sher- aton, Boston Art Club, Rockend Hotel, Sea Cliff Hotel, etc. Married Rena Scampini of Boston, June 28, 1925. One daughter, Norma Rose, born, July 7, 1929. Member: Epicurean Club and Subalpina Society. Fond of baseball, travelling and lover of music. Res .: 227 Boston St., Dorchester.
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