Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 87

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890-
Publication date: 1946
Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press
Number of Pages: 876

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NEMICCOLO, FELICIANO-Artist and Craftsman, Painter, Sculptor, Musician, Carver, Gilder, Designer of Stained Glass. Born Bonito, Italy, Oct. 8, 1899. Educated in Hyde Park Public Schools. Studied painting under William A. J. Claus, Mass. School of Art, Boston Museum School under Jacooleff. Studied sculpture under Ernest Pellegrini, and others. In business since 1929, specializing in hand carved, gold leaf picture and mirror frames. Connected with Charles Connick in stained glass making medallions four years. Part of his work may be seen on Governor's por- traits in the State House, Boston, and at Boston Art Museum. Has taught Crafts at Eliot School of Jamaica Plain, 1935-42. Now connected with

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Boston Public School, Manual Arts Dept. Married Dorothy Briggs, R. N., of Torrington, N. Y. in 1923. Children: Feliciano, serving in U. S. Army; Charles, Edward, Assunta, John, Paul, Elizabeth, Dorothy and Amerigo. Res .: 53 McDonald St., Readville.

NETTO, WALTER ARTHUR-Pres. Netto and Wheaton Co. Inc., 18 North St., Boston. Born Cambridge, Oct. 6, 1903. Son of Arthur Netto and Florence Robinson. Graduated from Belmont High School, was mem- ber varsity football team. In business since 1930. Married Pauline D. Hartley of Bridgewater, Maine, June 17, 1927. Children: Florence Eliza- beth, Walter Jr., Robert W. and Donald George. Past exalted ruler B. P. O. E. Fond of fishing, travel and music. His father was born in Fiale, Portugal, came to U. S. in 1885, settling in Cambridge. Grand- father, was born in the vicinity of Genoa, Italy. Came to U. S. in the late 60's, settling in Cambridge as restauranteur. Res .: 6 Hillside Ter., Belmont.

NICASTRO, COSIMO D. - Attorney-at-Law. Born Boston, Sept. 30, 1895. Son of Michele Nicastro and Maria Antonetta Volta. Graduated from Dorchester High School, 1915 and Boston University School of Law, 1918, L.L.B., 1926, L.L.M. In general practice in East Boston since 1918. During World War I, enrolled in R. O. T. C., Boston University, and served on legal advisory board. Member and secretary of draft board, No. 12. Proprietor of Social Law Library. Venerable of Piave-Fiume Lodge, Order Sons of Italy in America. Member: Watertown Town Meet-

ing; Red Men of Dorchester; Boston B. P. O. E., No. 10 and Back Bay Council,, K. of C. Former candidate for State Senate in 1934. Member

of his high school football team and took part in the reorganization of Boston University football team of 1917-18. Travelled throughout Italy in 1925. Married Esther Barone of Boston, Dec. 26, 1923. Children: Elsie Anna, Esther Constance. Cosimo D. Jr., and Richard Vincent. Father born at Olevano Sul Tusciano, Salerno, Italy. Came to America in the early 80's, settling in Boston. Office and Res .: 417 Meridian St., East Boston.

NICODEMO, ALBERT F .- Proprietor, Western Auto Associate Store, 128 Main St., Milford. Born Milford, Sept. 26, 1901. Son of Biagio Nico- demo and Maria Giancola. Graduated Marlborough High and Bently School of Accounting and Finance. In business since 1939. Formerly with E. Menotti Co. of Framingham and with Firestone Footwear Co. of Boston for 16 years. Married Susan D'Amico of Marlboro, June 1, 1941. One daughter, Marylin Ann, born April 30, 1943. Member Order Sons of Italy and Milford Chamber of Commerce. Fond of baseball, football, travel and music. Hobby-playing bridge. His father was born in Papa- sidro, Cosenza, Italy. Came to America in 1895, lived in Milford, later in Marlboro. Had the following children: Mrs. Ada Georgi; Mrs. Ida Orario; Mrs. Rose De Cotreau; and Anna. Res .: 206 Mechanic St., Marl- boro.

NICOLETTI, JOSEPH - Insurance Agent, Clinton. Born Worcester, March 27, 1915. Son of Peter Nicoletti and Filomena Di Lellis. Grad- uated from Clinton High School and took special courses in the field of insurance. In the service of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. of Clinton since April 25, 1942. Member of the Company's honor club and one of the leading insurance salesmen in his community. Married Mary Cucchi of Clinton, July 1, 1939, a graduate of Clinton High. Children: Nancy Marie, born Feb. 22, 1941; Carol Ann, born Sept. 2, 1942; Joseph John, born Oct. 2, 1944. Member of numerous organizations. Fond of base- ball, football, fishing, hunting, travel and music. His father was born in vicinity of Naples, Italy. Came to America in 1902, settling in Worcester, later in Providence and Clinton, engaged as a tailor. Was veteran U. S. Army World War I. Had the following children: Frank Vito, a foreman;

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Joseph; Vito Leopold, in U. S. Navy; Mrs. Mary Powers. Res .: 370 High St., Clinton.

NICOLINI, CHARLES F .- Chief of Staff, New England Division, Amer- ican Mutual Liability Insurance Co. of Boston. Born Boston, Jan. 26, 1892. Son of Frank Nicolini and Anne Williams. Graduated from Revere High School in 1910. In the service of the American Mutual Insurance Co. since 1919. Served in World War I. Member: B. P. O. E., Revere Lodge, No. 1171; and American Legion, Post 61 of Revere. Fond of baseball, football, track. Lover of travelling and music. His father was born in Boston, engaged in real estate business. His grandfather was born in Cicagna, Genoa, Italy. Came to U. S. A. in 1850, was among the pioneer Italian American settlers of Boston. Res .: 89 Kimball Ave., Revere.

NICOSIA, JOHN JOSEPH-Proprietor, Maverick Fruitland, 5 Maverick Sq., East Boston. Born Boston, Feb. 18, 1903. Son of Ferdinando Nicosia and Sarah Arata. Graduated from Eliot School and attended Commerce High school. In business in East Boston since 1944. Formerly representa- tive of the John Hancock Life Insurance Co., for ten years. Married Edith DePietro of Everett, Oct. 9, 1932, a graduate of Everett High. Mr. Nicosia is active in civic and political affairs. Fond of baseball, football, boxing, travel and music. His father, a native of Santa Caterina, Caltanisetta, Italy, came to U. S. in 1888, settling in Boston, as cabinet maker. Had following children: Ferdinand Jr .; John Joseph; Louis; George; Violet (King); Beatrice (Bencivenga); Edmund, veteran U. S. Army, World War II, took part in seven major invasions in Africa, Italy and France with General Patton's Army; Arthur; and James, veteran U. S. Army Air corps in Europe. Mr. Nicosia's mother was born in Boston. Her father John, a Genovese, came to U. S. in early 60's, was connected with Italian Con- sulate in Boston. His two brothers Paul and Louis fought in the Civil War. Res .: 27 Bow St., Everett.

NICOTERA, ANTHONY-Foreman and Production Manager, Moore Pen Co., Boston. Born Squillace, Catanzaro, Italy, Jan. 27, 1911. Son of Agazio Nicotera and Antonetta Vocci. Came to America in 1920, settling in Bos- ton. In the service of Moore Pen Co. since 1929. Served in U. S. Marines, 1935-36. Married Lucy Imbrescia of Revere, June 27, 1937. Children: Virginia Antonette and Elaine Marie. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America. Fond of baseball, bocce, hunting, music and grand opera. Plays the tenor banjo. His father came to America in 1912, settling in Boston, where he engaged in the general grocery business since 1925. Res .: 35 Sargent St., Revere.

NIGRO, MARIO RICHARD-Optometrist. Born Milford, May 31, 1917. Son of Carime Nigro and Elisabetta Sostilio. Graduated from Milford High School in 1935 and Mass. School of Optometry in 1939. In general practice in Milford since 1941. Member: State and National Optometric Associations; Lions Club; Elks; and Holy Name Society. Fond of base- ball, football, fishing, travel and music. His father was born in Bovino, Foggia, Italy. Came to America in 1894, settling in Milford. Had the following children: Nicholas B., is serving in U. S. Army; Mrs. Nellie Ardino; Mrs. Mary Anghinetti; Mrs. Dena Taglienti; and Mrs. Ester In- glesi. Res .: 6 Plain St., Milford.

NIGRO, EDWARD H .- Major in U. S. Army Air Force. Born Worces- ter, Nov. 7, 1918. Son of Michael Nigro and Crestina Polidoro. Graduated from North High School and from Holy Cross College, 1940, A.B. Major in U. S. Army Air Force. Took part in the longest air-borne invasion in history, a 1500 mile flight from England to Africa. During his four months overseas he took part in four major campaigns. Was in the first air force group to drop paratroops for U. S. forces. Was decorated. Now supervisor of flight and ground training at Bergstrom Field in Texas. Married Ann Marie Maiorano of Worcester, May 24, 1941. One son, Ed-

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ward Michael. Member of Short Shorters Club. His father was born in Savignano Di Puglia, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1898, was out- standing in the field of wire forming machine work. Has over 50 inven- tions to his credit, which are now widely used in industries throughout the world. Had the following children: Arthur C., Supt., Torrington Mfg. Co .; Henry W., sales manager at Torrington Mfg. Co .; and Edward H., of Backer Lead Co .; Dalie, manufacturer; Philip M., graduate of Holy Cross, B.A. and M. A. degrees, a former professor at Loyola College in Canada, low head in research dept. at Torrington Mfg. Co .; and Edward H., of above sketch. Res .: 49 Adams St., Worcester.

NIGRO, DALLE - Manufacturer of Machine Tools. Born Worcester, March 8, 1914. Son of Michael Nigro and Crestina Polidoro. Graduated from North High and attended Worcester Academy. Graduated from Bates College in 1936, B.S. Graduate work at Clark University, and at University of Rome, Italy. In business since 1940, also research engineer at Heald Machine Co. Married Iolanda Guglielmello of Worcester, May 31, 1941. Children: Linda Christine and Christine Anne. Member: Amer- ican Society of Tool Engineers; Unitarian Laymen's League; East Wor- cester Sporting Club; Wachusett Country Club. Was former member of varsity baseball and swimming teams. Fond of all sports. A former teacher in Worcester High Schools. Plays the piano and the accordion. His father was born in Savignano di Puglia, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1898. In Worcester since 1907, where he engaged in machine work, later became supt. at Sleeper-Hartley Mfg. Co. Was outstanding in the field of wire forming machines. He is credited for over 50 inventions now widely in use in industries throughout the world. Died in 1944. Res .: 26 John- son St., Worcester.

NOBILI, CONRAD-Physician and Surgeon. Born Cambridge, June 4, 1907. Son of Decio Nobili and Vincenza Costa. Graduated Quincy High. Attended Boston University, Harvard University and Tufts College. Grad- uated University of Rome, Italy, in 1934, M.D. Interne at Central, Maine General Hospital and at Boston Dispensary, where he had fellowship in District Medicine. Assistant in medicine at Tufts Medical. Junior physi- cian at Boston Dispensary in the medical, diabetic, cardiac and allergy clinics. In practice since 1940. His practice in Quincy and in Boston is limited to internal medicine and allergy. Has a medical service at Quincy City Hospital. Is also licensed to practice in Italy and in State of Maine. Married Nica Bighini of Bologna, Italy, Jan. 16, 1935. Children: Conrad Decius born Nov. 23, 1935; Carla, born Aug. 17, 1939; and Paula, born March 7, 1945. Member of Mass. Medical Society. Fellow of American College of Allergists and Fellow of American Medical Ass'n. His father born Smerillo, Ascoli Piceno, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1900, settling in Boston, where he taught languages. Had two children: Conrad, and Mrs. Laura Olsen of Quincy. Office 25 School St. Res .: 24 Maypole Rd., Merry- mount, Mass.

NOBILE, FREDERICK G .~ Professor of Music. Born Floridia, Sira- cusa, Italy, July 25, 1874. Son of Filippo Nobile and Gaetano Adorno. Attended secondary schools in Siracusa and studied music for 12 years at St. Cecilia Conservatory of Music in Rome. Veteran of Italian African War of 1895. Was band master and music conductor for Prince Edward VII of England for two years, on battleship "Renaud". Later band master on battleship "Kentucky", with Admiral Evans in China and Japan for four years. Solo clarinet for Madama Tetrazzini and taught music at Bonelli Conservatory. Music supervisor at Gilbert School of Winsted, Conn., for five years. Directed several theatrical orchestras, and taught solfeggio at N. E. Conservatory of Music. Teacher of music in Mass. since 1922. Many of his pupils have become of national reputation. Prof. No- bile has also directed numerous church choirs throughout the U. S., Au-

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thor of number of musical compositions and a book on musical theory. Married Sofia Catania of his native town, Sept. 7, 1898. Children: Philip; Raffaella, a vocalist; and Mrs. Lucy Puglisi of Brooklyn, N. Y. Member: Waltham Musical Club and Boston Dammatic Club. Res .: 201 Chestnut St., Waltham.

NOBILE, JOSEPH A .- Lawyer (firm Shaw and Nobile) 10 High St., Boston. Born Boston, Sept. 12, 1906. Son of Angelo Nobile and Lena De Vaio. Education: Boston Latin School; Harvard College; Harvard School of Business Adm .; Boston University; Northeastern University School of Law and graduate School of Banking. In general practice since 1938. Legal editor, "Banking Law Journal", "The Banker and Trades- man". Also tax consultant for the State St. Trust Co. Member of local, State and national bar associations; Advertising Club of Boston; Bank Officers' Club; and Order Sons of Italy. His father, a noted physician and a graduate of University of Naples, was born in Comitini, Agrigento, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1892, was the first Italian doctor to practice in Boston. Had the following children: G. Rudolph, a graduate of Boston University, is an attorney since 1928, associated with his brother, also public admin- istrator for Suffolk County; Victor H., is an accountant; and Joseph A., of this writing. Res .: 465 Park Drive, Boston.

NOBILE, PETER R. - Insurance and Real Estate, 245 Hanover St., Boston. Born Comitini, Agrigento, Italy, May 10, 1890. Son of Vincenzo Nobile and Maria Castellana. Educated in elementary and high schools in Italy. Came to America in 1913, settling in Boston. In insurance and real estate business since 1920. Formerly in the service of Banca Stabile, the Hanover Trust Co., and Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Married Adelina Seminara of Boston, Feb. 10, 1924. Children: Vincent, student at Boston University pre-medical; Anthony; Peter and Robert. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America, and Mass. Real Estate Exchange. Fond of baseball, travelling and music. Res .: 661 Adams St., Dorchester.

NOBILIO, ZOPITO (JOSEPH)-Men's Alteration Dept., Jordan Marsh Co. Born Loreto Aprutino, Pescara, Italy, Nov. 1, 1897. Son of Fran- cesca Nobilio and Vincenza Comandi. Attended public school in his native town, where he also learned custom tailoring. Came to U. S. in 1914, settling in Boston. In the service of Jordan Marsh Co., since 1925. Mar- ried Iginia Del Viscovo of Grottaminarda, Italy, July 31, 1922. Children: Nina, graduate Girls' High, and Burdett College, studied violin for eight years; Theresa, graduated Girls' High, student of Pianoforte at Boston University; and Mary, student. Mr. Nobilio is on executive board Order Sons of Italy, and president of Duke of Abruzzi Mutual Society. Fond of travel and grand opera. Active in civic and social affairs. His father came to U. S. in 1905, settled in Boston as butcher. Had the following children: Mrs. Carmela Sulprizio, Zopito, and Carlo. Res .: 162 Cornell St., Roslindale.

NOBORINI, RITA ANN-Proprietor of Rita Beauty Shop, 129 Concord St., Framingham. Born Fayville, March 15, 1923. Daughter of Louis Noborini and Primina Trioli. Graduated from Southboro High School and Worcester Trade School of Hairdressing in 1944. Fond of all sports. Lover of travel, art and music. Her father was born in Carmona, Piacenza, Italy. Came to America in 1910, settling in Fayville, Mass., where he engaged in various occupations. Has the following children: Mary, a graduate of Southboro High School, is married to Brone Bezokas; Rita Ann; James Louis, attended High School is in U. S. Army overseas; Robert, attended High School, is in U. S. Army; and Joseph, is a student. Res .: 117 Turn- pike Rd., Fayville, Mass.

NOLFI, BERNADINE M .- Public School Teacher. Born Dedham, Mass. Daughter of Salvatore Nolfi and Giacinta Urassio. Graduated: Dedham High and Bridgewater Teachers College. Teacher in the Dedham Public

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Schools since 1927. Pioneer American of Italian descent of Dedham to teach in the public schools. Member of Dedham Teachers Association and Dedham Framingham Teachers Club. Fond of travel, gardening, read- ing and music. Her father was born in Bugnara, Aquila, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1888 was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Dedham and the first Italian to start in the grocery and baking business, together with his brother John. Had the following children: Ralph, married to Eva Hall; Bernadine M .; Domenic, married to Vincenzina Silvi; Salvatore Jr., is in U. S. Army; Edmund; and Philip (capt. of his varsity high school football team), attended Dean Academy, married to Sally Costello. 27 Avery St., Dedham.

NOLFI, JOHN-Manufacturer and businessman. Born Bugnara, Aquila, Italy, Dec. 17, 1864. Came to U. S. in 1886, was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Dedham, where he engaged in business for over 40 years as macaroni manufacturer, baker and groceries, wholesale and retail. Took deep interest in the welfare of his countrymen and was active in civic and political affairs. One of the most outstanding Italian American citizens in Eastern Mass. Married Bambina Marchionda of his native town, Feb. 20, 1891. Children: Ralph, in drug supply business; Sarah, married late Alexnader Bavicchi; later married second time to John Iafolla; Mary, a graduate of Bryant and Stratton School, is married to Charles Vetere; Josephine, a graduate of Burdett College, is married to Frank Ventresco; Amelia, also a graduate of Burdett College, is married to Angelo Melilli, a Lieut. in U. S. Army; George, who attended University of N. H. and Wentworth Institute, is general supt. at John Iafolla Construction Work. All the children are graduates of Dedham High School. Res .: 111 Au- gustus Ave., Roslindale.

NORI, DANIEL A .- Accountant and Acting Deputy Collector of Taxes,. City Hall, Boston. Born Bisaccio, Avellino, Italy, Nov. 1, 1900. Son of Vincenzo Nori (Dinufrio) and Lucia Maria DiNoro. Was brought to Amer- ica in 1906, settling in Boston. Graduated from English High School in 1919. Attended Bently School of Accounting and Burdett College, special- izing in accounting. Married Zita Crandell of Roxbury. Member of 4th degree K .of C., Ausonia Lodge, grand knight for two years. Fond of travelling, music, history and reading. Father was born in Gesualdo, Avel- lino, Italy. Came to America in 1900, settling in Boston. Res .: 13 Cooper St., Boston.

NOTINI, ALBERT HENRY-Proprietor of Albert H. Notini, 42-46 Var- ney St., Lowell. Born Hartford, Conn., March 21, 1888. Son of Giovanni Notini and Mary Coffey. Graduated: Bartlett School and Kimball Com- mercial College in 1907. Studied violin under Pietro Papanti and Emile Lavegurie. Has played in several symphonies and concert master of Lowell Philharmonic Orchestra Society for five years. In business since 1928. Formerly associated with his father in same field. Married Rose Anna La Chance of Lowell, Feb. 7, 1911. Children: John A .; Andrew C .; musi- cian; Wm. J., band master in U. S. Navy; Arthur E., in U. S. Navy; Robert E., U. S. Marines. All children have graduated from Lowell High and asso- ciated with their father in business; Annita Rose Marie, graduate of Notre Dame Academy, also associated with her father. Mr. Notini settled in Lowell in 1902. Member of C. M. A. C. and K. of C. His father was born in Piano di Coreglia, Lucca, Italy. Came to America in 1874, settling in Hartford, Conn., and since 1902 in Lowell. Had the following children: Mrs. Charlotte J. Looney, Mrs. Mary D'Iorio, and Albert Henry. Res .: 42 Varney St., Lowell.

NOVELLINE, JOSEPH-Vice President and Treasurer, Bay State Pro- duce Co., 18 No. Market St., Boston. Born Boston, Oct 7, 1909. Son of Anthony Novelline and Antonette Manzo. Graduated from Medford High School in 1927. In business since 1929. Married Annita Stein of Cam-

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bridge, Oct. 12, 1926. Children: Joseph Jr., and Robert Arthur. Mem- ber of Produce Reporter and B. P. O. E. His father was born in Boston, employed at Curtis & Co., Sand Furber Co., and Angelo Fruit Co., for over 45 years, and vice-president of First National Bank of Medford, president of Medford Board of Registers for over 20 years, a charter member of Ansonia Lodge, K. of C., and past exalted ruler of B. P. O. E. Grandfather, Joseph Novelline, was a native of Sala Consolina, Naples, Italy. Came to U. S. in early 80's, settling in Boston. Res .: 22 Royal St., Medford.

NOVELLINE, WILLIAM THOMAS - Insurance Agent. Born Boston, Aug. 29, 1911. Son of Anthony Novelline and Antonette Manzo. Grad- uated from St. Clements High School of Medford in 1929 and Villanova College of Villanova, Penn. in 1934, A.B. In the service of John Hancock Insurance Co., Somerville branch, since April 7, 1935. Favorite sports are baseball, football and hockey. Married Mary Roberto of Arlington, Oct. 12, 1939. One son, William Thomas Jr. Mr. Novelline's father, born in Boston, is engaged in the wholesale fruit produce. His grandfather, a native of Sala Consolina, Salerno, Italy, came to America in the early 80's, settling in Boston. Res .: 338 Main St., Medford.

NOVELLINE, ANTHONY F. R .- Salesman, Angelo Fruit Co., Boston. Born Boston, Feb. 19, 1885. Son of Joseph Novelline and Vincenza Pas- qua. Educated in the Boston Public Schools. In the field of salesman- ship since 1902. Married the late Antoinette Manzo of Boston, Jan. 27, 1907. Children: Josephine; Joseph; William; Mrs. Mary Bove; Arthur, is in U. S. Navy; Florence; and Anthony Jr., who is in U. S. Army. Mem- ber: Order Sons of Italy; K. of C .; Foresters; President of Medford Asso- ciates; Past exalted ruler of Medford Elks; and vice-president First Na- tional Bank of Medford. Fond of baseball, football, boxing and travel. His father was born in Sala Consilina, Salerno, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1875, was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Boston. Engaged as farmer in Braintree for many years. Had the following children: An- thony F. R .; Philip; Michael; George; Emilio, Caroline, Theresa, Mar- guerite and Clara. Res .: 338 Main St., Medford.

NOVIA, MICHAEL ANGELO-Dentist. Born Worcester, Feb. 13, 1902. Son of Louis Novia and Rosa Sorentina. Graduated from North High School in 1923; Tufts College pre-medical and Tufts Dental in 1928, D.M.D. In general practice in Worcester since 1928. Assistant professor at Tufts Dental School since 1929. Married Lillian Vacca of Worcester, Feb. 1928. Children: Michael John and Arthur Joachim. Member: local, state, and national dental associations. Fond of baseball, hicking, golf, swimming, travelling and popular music. Hobby-dental research. His father was born in Anzano, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1894, settling in Worcester. Had following children: Rocco, Michael, Lucy, married to Joseph Ambra, Ralph and Anthony. Office: 120 Front St. Res .: 392 May St., Worcester.

NUGNES, PASQUALE-Proprietor of Nugnes Homemade Ice Cream, Candy and Tobacco Store. Born Mondragone, Naples, Italy, Feb. 11, 1878. Son of Giovanni Nugnes and Concetta Ferrucci. Attended public schools in his native town. Came to America in 1901, settling in Marlboro. In business since 1911. Married Assunta Ferrucci of Marlboro, Sept. 1908. Children: Concettina Albina, married to Anthony Rosato; John, served nine years in U. S. Navy, is employed at U. S. Navy Yard at Charlestown; Ubaldo, a foreman at Ashland Co .; Edmond; Ralph J., a graduate of Worcester Trade School, is machinist; and Rita Pauline. Mr. Nugnes was one of the founders and ex-secretary of the Humbert Society; and former vice-president of St. Ann's Society. His father, a contractor in Italy. Had the following children: Cristoforo, a postmaster at Faenza, Ravenna,

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Italy; and Pasquale of this writing. Bus .: and Res .: 30 Main St., Marl- boro.

NUOVO, FRANCESCO-Proprietor, F. Nuovo & Son Leather Co., 17 Parker St., Brockton. Born Canosa, Bari, Italy, April 28, 1900. Son of Giuseppe Nuovo and Lucia Maldera. Educated in the public school of his native town, and served in the Italian Army World War I. Came to America in 1923, settling in Brockton. In business since 1934. Married the late Fedela Mosca, May 23, 1918. Children: Joseph, born Jan. 13, 1920, is sergeant mail clerk in the U. S. Marines; and Michael, born March 5, 1931, is a student. Mr. Nuovo is member of Artillery Society and Novelli Club. Fond of travel, reading and music. Has a brother, Vito who is proprietor of United Leather Co., Mrs. Serafina Caputo, Luigi, Alfonso and Mrs. Rosina Galante. Res .: 17 Parker St., Brockton.

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Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 87

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890- Publication date: 1946 Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press Number of Pages: 876

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890-
Publication date: 1946
Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press
Number of Pages: 876