1920 Census: Beatrice and Guido renting 237 Quincy Street, Dorchester (at the corner of Magnolia Street, one block from Guido’s family home), with son Joseph. Say he is 21 she 22 at last birthday (6 Jan 1920 is enumeration date). Looks like he came to US in 1899 and is not yet a citizen. He is working as a ship fitter in a shipyard. Beatrice says that both parents were born in Massachusetts, as did 2 of her brothers in 1920 Census, but probably their father was born in Canada.

1930 city directory shows them at 329 Eliot Street, Milton; also brother Leonard Rugo. Leonard was at 7 Woodfield Street in Dorchester in 1931. The Guido Rugo family was still at 329 Eliot in the 1931. 1934 and 1936 directories.
Family not found in 1930 Census. They may have been at 329 Eliot Street in Milton. It appears that 329 was not counted in the 1930 census, or the page has been lost. The house there was built sometimes after 1924 and bought by George W. and Margaret Coaker of Somerville on 15 June 1927. But in the 1930 census, the Coakers appear to be still living in Somerville. Mrs. Coaker was still living at 329 Eliot Street in May 2009, at age 97, when Amy Rugo Zahler, great granddaughter of Beatrice and Guido Rugo bought an identical house four doors away at 313 Eliot Street.

1936 Boston city directory has them at 46 Hinckley Road, Milton.

Although Giuseppe Rugo bought the land in Milton in 1926, the Milton street directories first show the 46 Hinckley Road house in 1937 as the home of the Guido Rugo family who had previously been listed at 329 Eliot Street, Milton. The house is shown on a 1930 atlas, probably under construction at that time.

BEATRICE V. RUGO , 88
FOUNDED FUND-RAISING GROUP
Date: 08/09/1985 Page: 18
Section: OBITUARY
Beatrice V. Rugo of Brookline and formerly of Milton and Marblehead, died Wednesday at Sherrill House, a Boston nursing home where she had been a resident for several years. She was 88.

She was active for many years in the Guild of the Infant Saviour and was a founder of the Maria Goretti Guild, a fund-raising group for unwed mothers.

Mrs. Rugo leaves four sons, Robert of Framingham, Richard of Brookline, Lawrence of Marblehead and Paul of Newton; 15 grandchildren; and six great- grandchildren.

Mrs. Rugo was the widow of Guido L. Rugo , former owner of the Boston Braves.

A funeral Mass will said at 11 a.m. Saturday in St. Mary's of the Hill in Milton. Burial will follow in St. Joseph's Cemetery, West Roxbury.

Massachusetts Vital Records 1841-1910:
McHugh, Beatrice
Boston - 1896
Volume 459 Page 11 Birth

Beatrice Rugo
SSN: 015-38-6762
Last Residence: 02130  Jamaica Plain, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States of America
Born: 8 Jan 1896
Died: Aug 1985
State (Year) SSN issued: Massachusetts (1964-1965)