In 1912, Theophile donatedsome of the family's property to the local school.["St Raphael Centennial Celebration," 1952]

 In 1940, Eugene reported that he had earned $700 in 1939.

According to his WWII Draft Registration, Eugene was born on 11 May 1896. It also appears as though Marie-Louise passed away prior to 1942, asEugene's next of kin was recorded as Albertine CORRIVEAU, Scott St, Bennington, VT. --> Marie passed away prior to Apr 1940.

Perhaps Marie-Louise died while they lived in Quebec and then after herdeath, Eugene moved south toVermont to finish out his days.

 In 1940, Napoleon reportedthat he had earned $25 in 1939.

Minnesota Deaths and Burials, 1835-1990 for Napoleon J. Arbour
Name: Napoleon J. Arbour
Gender: Male
Burial Date: 26 May 1945
Death Date: 24 May 1945
Death Place: Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota
Age: 68
Birth Date: 1877
Father's Name: Joseph Arbour
Mother's Name: Artemise Langlais
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:B02569-8
System Origin: Minnesota-EASy
Source Film Number: 2243503
Reference Number: 20147

 In 1940, Raymond reported that he had earned $180 in 1939.
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US WWII Army Enlistment Records (1938-1946)
Name: Raymond L Arbour
Birth Year: 1921; Race: White, citizen; Nativity State or Country: Connecticut; State: Connecticut; County or City: New London
Enlistment Date: 2 Jul 1942; Enlistment State: Connecticut; Enlistment City: Hartford; Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA; Branch Code: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA; Grade: Private; Grade Code: Private; Term of Enlistment: Enlistment forthe duration of theWar or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise accordingto law; Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men); Source: Civil Life
Education: Grammar school; Marital Status: Single, without dependents; Height: 67; Weight: 134
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The Day (CT) -- 12 Dec 1992
RAYMOND ARBOUR SR
Westerly -- Raymond L. Arbour Sr, 71, of 25 Clark St, formerly of Mystic, died Sunday at Pendleton, after a lengthy illness. He was born 16 Jan 1921 in Willimantic, the son of Armedee and Alexina Pelletier Arbour.He was an Army veteran of WWII, serving with the 350th Infantry. Mr. Arbour married Evelyn Cerasoli on 15 Feb 1947, in St Patrick's Church, Mystic. He had been employed as an expediter at Electric Boat for many years,before moving to Bradenton, FL, where he worked as a bottlemaker for the Tropicana Co. Mr. Arbour moved to Westerly in 1989. He was a member of the Hoxie Engine Company of Mystic and the Hugo Simonelli Post 3263, Veterans of Foreign Wars of Mystic. Besides his wife, he is survived by four sons,Raymond L. Arbour Jr and Carl Arbour, both of Pawcatuck, Gary Arbour of Huntington Station, Long Island, anf Kevin Arbour of Bradenton, FL; one sister Mildred Reid of Westerly; six grandchildren. Amemorial service will be conducted at 11 am9 Jan at the Mystic FuneralHome, Route 1, Mystic. Burial will be in the Rhode Island Veterans Cemetery in Exeter. There are no calling hours.
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US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
Name: Raymond L Arbour
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 16 Jan 1921
Death Date: 13 Dec 1992
Cause of Death: Natural
SSN: 040160103
Branch 1: ARMY
Enlistment Date 1: 16 Jul 1942
Release Date 1: 10 Nov1945

 In Apr 1923, 26-year old Archil arrived in the US from Canada via the port of St Johns, NB, with his brother Emile. Both considered themselves laborers from St-Raphael,having left the home of their father Michel, to come to Holyoke, MA.

 In Aug 1923, Albert travelled to the US via the port of Malone, NY. He was headed to the Greer Auto School in Chicago, IL. He was noted as being 5'8" witha medium complexion, brown hair, and browneyes. He had $44 in his pocket.

 In Feb 1924, Zephirine and4 of her children travelled to the US via the port of Montreal, QC. They had come from Theophile ARBOUR's place in St-Raphael, QC, and were going to stay for 6 months with Adelard at 56 Whiting St, New Britain, CT. Zephirine was noted as being 5'6" tall with a medium complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. She also wore glasses. Details about the kids were not recorded. Zephirine carried $150 with her. They had all firstcome to the US on 03 May 1923.

 Jacqueline never married nor had children

 Jean had either died or moved away prior to Jan 1851 at the time of the Census.

 John's WWI Draft Registration reported him as being tall with a slender build, grey eyes, and dark hair.

John's parents were born in New York and West Virginia.[1920Census]

On 22 Sep 1924, John was issued a US Passport for transit and employment in Argentina, leaving from New York City, NY, on 27 Sep 1924. He claimed he was born in Williamstown, WV, on 20 Jun 1877, to Louis C. ARBOUR, who was born in Powell, Ohio, andwas deceased by this time. He reported his own residence in Hays, KS, and his occupation as Service Man. His physical description is as follows: 6'1", medium forehead, blue eyes, large nose, medium mouth, round chin, dark brown hair, medium-ruddy complexion, oval face, and a tattoo on his right forearm. On 15Sep 1924,Usher Wallace M. Hainline, attested to John's identification, claimingthat he resided in Kansas City, MO, and had known John for 3 years. On16 Sep 1924, John's brother, Fred C.ARBOUR, Real Estate Dealer in Tampa, FL, also attested to his identification, claiming that he was born on 20 Jun 1877 in Williamstown, WV.

On 30 Jun 1925, John visited Canada via the Pacific Highway, British Columbia. The 58-year old claimed he was born in Williamstown, WV, followed the Episcopalian faith, and worked as a merchant. He had come from brother Fred's house in St George, FL, and was headed to the home of hisfriend Oscar I. Fox, 2657 3rd Ave, Vancouver, BC. He carried just $6 with him, which does not seem like much for a man taking a vacation.

 Kelowna Capital News (BC) -- Monday 07 Mar 2005
StAMAND, JULIETTE
Juliette StAmand died peacefully surrounded by family in Kelowna on 7 March 2005, aged 90. She was predeceased by husband Herby, son Richard, and brother Albert. She is survived by her loving family: sister-in-lawEileen Arbour, daughter-in-law Betty StAmand, daughter Lucille (George) Kozub, daughter Irene (Tom) Lipkovits, and son David (Elsie) StAmand,as well as 17 grandchildren, many great-grandchildren, and a number ofgreat-great-grandchildren. Juliette was born in Zenon Park, SK, married Herby in 1930, and moved to Kelowna in 1942. Prayers will be held Friday at 5:00 pm from the Chapel of Springfield Funeral Home, 2020 Springfield Road. Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, 12 March 2005, at 10:30 am at Holy Spirit Church, 1235 Neptune Road, in Rutland. In lieu offlowers, a donation to the Alzheimer Society of BC: 119-1600 West 6th Ave, Vancouver, BC V6J 1R3, or the Canadian Cancer Society: 1633 Pandosy Street., Kelowna BC V1Y 1P6, would be appreciated. Condolences may besent to the family by visiting www.springfieldfuneralhome.com. In living memory of Juliette StAmand, a metre of the Mission Creek Greenway will be dedicated by Springfield Funeral Home LTD. 250-860-7077

 La Press (Montreal, QC) --14 Jan 1948 [English translation]
ARBOUR -- In Montreal on 12 January 1948, at the age of 74 years, Mrs. Abondance Arbour,nee Eunice Molloy died. She lived at 5968 St Andre Street. The funeral will be held on Thursday, the 13th of this month. The funeral procession will leave from the Soc. Copperative Funeral Home, 7030St Denis Street, at 8:30 and go to St-Etienne Church, where mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock, and then to the Cote-des-Neiges Cemetery,where the body will be interred. Family and friends are asked to attend without further invitation. Balliement Bellechasse and St Andre.

La Presse (Montreal, QC) -- 14 Jan 1948[original French]
ARBOUR -- A Montreal, le 12 janvier 1948, a l'age de 74 ans, est decedeMme Abondance Arbour, nee Unice Molloy, demeurant 5968 St Andre. Les funerailles auront lieu jeudi, le 13 courant. Le convoi funebre partira des salons Soc. Copperative, No7030 rue St-Denis, a 8 hrs 30, pour sa rendre a l'eglise St-Etienne, ou le service sera celebre a 9 hrs, et de la au cimetiere de la Cote-des-Neiges, lieu de la sepulture. Parents etamis sont pries d'y assister sansautre invitation. Balliement Bellechasse et St Andre.

 La Presse (Montreal, QC) -- Saturday 01 May 2010
ARBOUR, Juliette
In Montreal, at the Manoir de l'Âge d'Or, Mrs. Juliette Nieri (nee Arbour) died on 22 April 2010, at the age of 87. She leaves in mourning her husband Marcel, her sons Robert, Bernard (Marlène), Pierre, and Jean-Marc, her two grandaughters Mélinda and Sarah Nieri,her sister Ida, relatives, and friends. A huge thank you to all the personnelof the 5th floor of the Manoir de l'Âge d'Or for their attention and excellent care. The family will receive condolence on Wednesday 5 May starting at 11:00, followed by a liturgy of the word at 1:00 in the Resurrection Chapel of the Notre-Dame-des-NeigesCemetery, 5601, ch. de la Côte-des-Neiges in Montreal.

La Presse (Montréal, QC) -- 1 mai 2010
ARBOUR, Juliette
À Montréal, au Manoir de l'Âge d'Or, le 22 avril 2010, à l'âge de 87 ans, est décédée Mme Juliette Nieri (née Arbour). Elle laisse dans le deuil son époux Marcel, ses fils Robert, Bernard (Marlène), Pierre et Jean-Marc, ses deux petites fillesMélinda et Sarah Nieri, sasoeur Ida, parents et amis. Un gros merci à tout le personnel du 5e étage du Manoir de l'Âge d'Or pour leurs attentions et bons soins. La famille recevra les condoléances le mercredi5 mai à partir de 11 h, suivraune liturgie de la parole à 13 h enla chapelle de la Résurrection au cimetière Notre-Dame-des-Neiges, 5601, ch. de la Côte-des-Neiges à Montréal.

 La Presse (QC) -- 08 Sep 2010
Arbour, Jeanne (nee Mallette) 1915 - 2010 In St-Lambert on 31 August 2010, Mrs. Jeanne Mallette, wife of late Mr. Jean-Maurice Arbour, died at95 years old. She leaves in mourning her children Jacques (Huguette Drouin), Claudette (Michel Choquette),Diane, and Jean-Maurice (Johanne Lavoie); her grandchildren Jean-François (Manon Chevrier), Eric, Stéphanie (Mathieu Durocher), Veronique, Julie, Dominique, and Isabelle; her great-grandchildren Katherine, Elisabeth, Alexane, Arianne,and Juliette; her brother Marcel Brochu, her sister Marguerite Mallette, as well as several other relatives and friends. The family will receive condolences this Saturday 11 September 2010 at 10:00 in St-Thomas d' Aquin Church (311 rue St-Thomas,inSaint-Lambert), followed by the funeral at 11:00. The family would like to thank all the personnel of Manor Soleil in Chambly for their lavished care. For those who wish,a gift to the Alzheimer Foundation would be appreciated. Funeral arrangements:The Maison Darche 505, boul. Curé-Poirier Ouest Longueuil, Qc www.dignitequebec.com

arbour, Jeanne (née Mallette) 1915 - 2010 De St-Lambert, le 31 août 2010, à l'âge de 95 ans, est décédée Mme Jeanne Mallette, épouse de feu M. Jean-Maurice arbour. Elle laisse dans le deuil ses enfants Jacques (Huguette Drouin), Claudette (Michel Choquette), Diane et Jean-Maurice (Johanne Lavoie), ses petits-enfants Jean-François (Manon Chevrier), Éric, Stéphanie (Mathieu Durocher), Véronique, Julie, Dominique et Isabelle, ses arrière-petits-enfants Katherine, Élisabeth, Alexane, Arianne et Juliette, son frèreMarcel Brochu, sa soeur Marguerite Mallette ainsi que plusieurs autres parents et amis. La famille recevra les condoléances ce samedi 11 septembre 2010 à compter de 10 h enl'église St-Thomas d'Aquin (311 rue St-Thomas, à Saint-Lambert), suivi des funérailles à 11h. La famille tient à remercier tout le personnel du Manoir Soleil à Chambly pour leurs soins prodigués. Pour ceux qui le désirent, un don à la Fondation Alzheimer serait apprécié. Arrangements funéraires: La Maison Darche 505,boul. Curé-Poirier Ouest Longueuil, Qc www.dignitequebec.com

 La Soleil (QC) -- 08 Aug 2012
Aline Harbour (Veilleux) 1917-2012
Ms. Aline Veilleux, wife ot the late Mr. Joseph Harbour, daughter of the late Mrs Adelaide Maheux and of the late Mr Albert Veilleux, passed away at the St-Antoine Accommodation Centre, 2 August 2012, at the age of 94 years and 10 months. She resided in Quebec. The family will receive condolences, in the presence of the body on Friday, 10 August 2012, from 8:30 to 11:30 am, at the Deux Rives Centre Funeral Cooperative, 8thStreet, Quebec G1L 2N9 Information 280: 418 688-2411 To send a sympathy message fax: 418 688-2414 residence a coopfuneraire2rives.com. The religious service will be held Friday, 10 August 2012, at 11: 30 am in Saint-Fidèle Church (corner 4th Avenue and 12th Street, Quebec). Burial will follow at the Belmont cemetery. She is survived by her children: André (late Gilberte Nadeau) (Louisette Rosa), Jean-Yves (Ginette Demers) and Marcel (Justine Thériault); her grandchildren: Alain, Marie-Josée, and Julie; her great-grandchildren: Keven,Philippe, Alexandre and Amélie; her brother Leonce Veilleux (Jeanine Roy); hersisters Françoise Veilleux (late Mandoza Gilbert)and Gabrielle Veilleux (Henri Roy), as well as several nephews, nieces, cousins, and many friends. The family would like to thank the staff ofthe 4th floor of the Foyer St-Antoine for good care. Your evidence of sympathy can result in a donation to the Alzheimer Society of Quebec, tel.: 418 527-4294, Web site: www.societe alzheimerdequebec.com, or to the foundation of the University Institute of Cardiology and Pneumology of Quebec, tel.: 418 656-4999, website: www.fondation-iucpq.org. Forms will be available on-site. Deux Rives Centre Funeral Cooperative head office: 280, 8th Street Quebec (QC) G1L 2N9 phone: 418 688-2411 fax: 418525-6971 residence a coopfuneraire2rives.com www.coopfuneraire2rives.com

 Lena's parents were both born in Russia and spoke German

 Lionel and his wife do nothave any children.
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from lepinecloutier.com -- extracted 20 Sep 2012
LIONEL ARBOUR
Mr. Lionel Arbour passed away in Quebec, 24 October 2011, at the age of92. He was a resident of Quebec. He is survived by his brothers and sisters: Gabrielle, Christmas, Jeanne-D'arc, Paul-Émile, Rachelle,Thérèse, Claude, Clement, Denise, Francine, Françoise and theirspouses as well as his brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, cousins, and friends. Your evidence of sympathy can result in a donation to the Heart Disease Foundation of Quebec, 4715 avenue des Replats, bur. 261, Quebec QC G2J 1B 8 tel: 418-682-6387. Quebec gardens For information: Phone: (418) 658-8000 Fax: (418) 767-2308 Email: lasouvenance a lepinecloutier.com Funeral service: The funeral will be held on 31 October 2011, at 2 pm at the following address: in the chapel of the Quebec Gardens, 438, route 138, Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures and at the Quebec Gardens cemetery for interment of ashes.

 London Free Press (ON) -- Saturday 11 Feb 1995 -- p c10
ARBOUR, Mr. J. L. Orval, 56, London
At St Joseph's Health Centre on Thursday, 9 February1995, Mr. J. L.Orval Arbour of London in his 57thyear, beloved husband of Claudette, son of Violet Beauchamp and the late Lawrence Arbour. Loving father of Marcel and his wife Kim of Kippen, and Rick and Lynn and her husband Ron Hill, all of London. Also survived by his granddaughter, Amanda. Predeceased by his granddaughter Melissa. Interment at St Peter's Cemetery.

 Mabel's first husband, Fred STEWART, went missing when their two daughters were very young. Mabelthen married John BROOKS. He adopted the two girls and they took his name. Mabel and John also had4 or 5 children together.

 Mary Anna Arbour
Birth: 16 Jul 1890
Saint-Raphael, QC
Death: 5 Jan 1940
New Haven, New Haven County, CT
Burial: Saint Thomas Cemetery, West Springfield, Hampden Co, MA
Plot:St Joseph Section (z) Range 2, No. 89

 Maude's Story -- from C. CHARLES from Kerby, OR, via Ancestry.com -- excerpted 20 Aug 2013
There are some photos of a beautiful girl with blond hair and blue eyesand a wide smile. She married Andy and had twin daughters, Fern and Jean, that died at birth. As far as I know she never had any other children. Her and Andy divorced and she married a man named Henry Linster. I heard that they liked to drink together alot. And that shelater had a problem with alcohol. Maude was a passenger in an automobile that crashed head on into another automobile. Maude died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. Her last known address was 4336 Winters Avenue in Klamath Falls, Oregon. She is buriedat the Klamath Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Another marriage has possibly been found for our Maude. A Maude M. ERBOA married Raymond H. STEVENS in Yakima, Yakima Co, WA, on 06 Dec 1920. Justice of the PeaceC. Roy KING offciated and Emma S. STEVENS and Frances E. PETERSON witnessed. ERBOA is such a rare name that this has to beour Maude.

 Military WWI - Mechanic - Casual Det 184, 163 DB, Company M, 107th Infantry - 25 May 1918 - 30 Mar 1919 - Honorable Discharge; Serial Number 3 125 778

 Military WWII - US Armed Forces - rank of PFC

 Military WWII - US Army - PFC

 Minnesota Deaths and Burials, 1835-1990 for Violet B. Freedman Or Hoene
Name: Violet B. Freedman Or Hoene
Gender: Female
Death Date: 06 Aug 1955
Death Place: Duluth, St Louis,Minnesota
Age: 52
Birth Date: 1903
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Sam
Father's Name: William Arbour
Mother's Name: Julia Luce
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I09847-6
System Origin: Minnesota-EASy
Source Film Number: 2139444
Reference Number: 779

 Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Saturday 18 Feb 1967
NEWS FROM NE AERONAUTICAL INSTITUE -- DEAN'S LIST
Dean's List standing requires an average of 3.0 (B) or better. Studentswho have attained this academic standing are . . . Greg Arbour, . . .

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Tuesday 23 Apr 1968
DISTRICT COURT
Greg A. Arbour, 29 WalnutSt, was fined a total of $94 after pleading nocontest to 13 meter violations.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Tuesday 28 May 1968
COLLEGE DEDICATION, INSTITUTE GRADUATION, 8-9 JUNE
Commencement weekend at the New England Aeronautical Institute will feature . . . the graduation of 47 seniors. . . . To be awarded diplomas are . . . Greg A. Arbour, . . .
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The Telegraph (Nashua, NH) -- 15 Dec 2001
GREGORY A. ARBOUR
Gregory A. Arbour, 52, of 36 Allds St., Nashua, died Thursday, 13 Dec 2001, at his home after a lengthy illness. Mr. Arbour was born 16 Dec1948, in Nashua, son of Theresa (Caron) Somes of Manchester and the late Conrad Arbour. Mr. Arbour had been alifetime resident of Nashua. He began his career as an environmental coordinator for W.R.Grace Co. inNashua. After that, he was a supervisor at the Anheuser-Busch Recycling Center in Nashua. He then worked as a supervisor at Diacom in Amherst, andthen as a consultant for E&R Cleaners in Manchester. Most recently,due to his illness, hehad worked part time at Brookstone in the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua. Mr. Arbour enjoyed swimming and playing tennis,and at one time enjoyed playing billiards. He was an Army veteran, having served during the Vietnam era. He was also a lifeguard while in theArmy. Mr. Arbour was a 1966 graduate of Nashua High School. He received a bachelor's degree from New Hampshire College in 1977. Besides his mother, survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Greg and Charlene Arbour of Litchfield; two daughters and a son-in-law, Sharyl and Chris Kennedy of Westminster, CA, and Stefanie Arbour of Albuquerque, NM; two grandsons, Joshua and Jeremy Gagnon ofWestminster; two brothers, Anthony Arbour and Thomas Arbour, both of Manchester; three sisters, Marie Hurley of Nashua, and Angela Chasse and Margaret Roberts, both of Manchester; a step-sister, Carmen Young and her husband, Dr. James Young, of Hillsborough; and a special friend, Gloria Arbour of Merrimack; andseveral nieces, nephews and cousins. The Davis Funeral Home in Nashua is incharge of arrangements.
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US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
Name: Gregory Andrew Arbour
Birth Date: 16 Dec 1948
Death Date: 13 Dec 2001
SSN: 001368219
Branch 1: ARMY
Enlistment Date 1: 21 Oct 1968
Release Date 1: 8 Jun 1970

 Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Saturday 30 Sep 1950
HELP WANTED
WOMAN WANTED -- Care for baby and do housework, 6:30 to 3:30, 6 days a week, $20 a week. Write Mrs. Bernice Arbour, Grand Avenue, Hudson, or call 881-J Sundays.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Tuesday 19 Dec 1950, 20 Dec 1950, 21 Dec 1950
HELP WANTED -- Female
Woman wanted to do housework and care for year-old child. 6:30 am to 3:30 pm weekdays. Pay $16 a week. Call 881-J evenings. Mrs. Bernice Arbour, Grand Avenue, Hudson.
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Nashua Telegraph (NH) --Thursday 05 Jul 1973
Mrs. Leopold (Bernice) Lavoie of Nashua . . . a son, Anthony Danielevitch of Hudson; a brother, Felix Danielevitch of Poland; eight grandchildren, Mrs. Madeline of Hudson, Leonard, Diane, Jean, Rose, Man.. , and .. .
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Is this our Bernice from the SSDI?
Name: Bernice J. Lavoie
SSN: 002-16-5678
Last Residence: 03060 Nashua, Hillsborough Co, NH
Born: 21 Nov 1923
Died: 27 Dec 1996
SSN issued: New Hampshire (Before 1951)
Note: Not likely as the above news clip attests, as well as the birth year being substantially off.

 Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Thursday 13 May 1971
DISTRICT COURT
Tony J. Arbour, 16, Manchester, was fined $10 for driving without a license

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Friday 11 Feb1972
DISTRICT COURT
Tony J. Arbour, 17, of 22 Campello St, Hudson, pleaded no contest to driving without a valid license and driving an uninspectedvehicle and wasfined $10 on each charge.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Thursday 29 Jul 1976
LINDA CHRISTIAN, GROUP FINED
[Linda Kasabian Christian, former member of Charles Manson's cult and star witness in the Tate-LaBianca murders, led a group burning a bonfirein Litchfield, NH, when the state was under aban against outdoor burning due to severe fire danger. When police attempted to extinguish the fire, Linda and several others interferred, after which they were arrested. The charges were reduced to violations, which are not crimes, and fined each $100 after finding them guilty.] . . . Standing trial with Mrs. Christian on the disorderly conduct charges from the incident involving a party attended by an estimated 25 to 39 persons were: Anthony Arbour, 22, . . .

NashuaTelegraph (NH) -- 03 Nov 1976
DISTRICT COURT
Anthony J. Arbour, 22, of Manchester pleaded innocent to possession of a controlled drug, marijuana, but was found guilty after trial, fined $100, and sentenced to 60 days in the House of Correction, suspended on payment of fine. He pleaded no contest to intoxication and the case wasfiled.
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New Hampshire Union Leader (Manchester, NH) -- Monday 20 Dec 1993
DISTRICT COURT
The following cases were among the ones heard Friday, 3 Dec, in Manchester District Court:
Anthony Arbour, 39, of 33 Hall St. Pleaded guilty to giving false name to police officer and given six-month suspended sentence. Pleaded innocent to defective equipment and trial set 4 Jan.

New Hampshire Union Leader (Manchester, NH) -- Monday 11 Jan 1999
LICENSE REVOCATIONS
Concord -- The Director of Motor Vehicles, Virginia C. Beecher, released the following list of driving while intoxicated revocations noting that the actual date of revocation may have preceded this announcement.
Manchester -- Anthony J. Arbour, 44

from hillsboroughmugshots.com -- extracted 11 Dec 2012
Anthony Arbour Arrested For Burglary Of A Dwelling
Name: ARBOUR, ANTHONY
DOB: 07/01/1954
Booking #: 02024813
Arrest Date: May 1 2002 12:00AM
Race: W; Sex: M; Ethnicity: N
STATUS: STATUS - *RELEASED* BOND: $2,500.00 CASH: $0.00 FINE: $0.00
Personal Information
Name ARBOUR ANTHONY Booking No. 02024813
Eyes HAZ Hair GRY Build LAR Current Age 59 Height 5'07 Weight 190 SOID 00305973 SOID Name ARBOUR, ANTHONY JOHN
Race W Sex M Ethn N POB NH DOB 07/01/1954 Arrest Age47
Address 1505 PRIMROSE LN DAYTONA BEACH FL 32117
Arrest Agency HCSO Arrest Date May 1 2002 Arrest Time 12:00 am Book Date May 1 2002 Book Time 12:00 am
Arrest Location VOLUSIA CO Jurisdiction OJ
Release Data DOES NOT OCCUPYA CELL - RELEASED ON: 05/02/2002 AT 05:39 -REL:SURETY BOND
Additional Information
OBTS Caution Ind. Caution Remarks
13544793
Attorney NONE
Employer NONE
Charges
No. Charge Description Class Court DISP Bond BPFine Custody Days ChargeCount Charge Type
1 BURGLARY OF A DWELLING F2 31O PENDING $1,250.00 B 1 0 CAPIAS
Report # CT-Case # Date Agency OBTS Number Charge Code CRA Number
93015180 9302640 05/01/2002 HCSO 13544793 BURG3000428950

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Thursday 19 Feb 2004
Merrimack District Court
On 27 Jan Judge Clifford Kinghorn presided.
Merrimack Cases
Anthony Arbour, 48, 33 Hall St., Manchester, pleaded no contest to criminal threatening and was sentenced to the House of Corrections for 180 days, deferred for one year ongood behavior, no contact with the victim. Complaints of breach of bail conditions and violation of a protectiveorder were dropped.

The Union Leader (Manchester, NH) -- 06 Mar 2004
MANCHESTER CRIMEWATCH -- City man, 49, is chargedwith illegal drug offenses
Manchester -- Police yesterday arrested Anthony Arbour, 49, of 33 Hall St., and charged him with possession of a narcotic drug with intentto distribute, possession of a narcotic drug, possession of a prescription drugnot kept in its proper container, and felon in possession of a deadly weapon. Officers went to the Queen City Inn, 138 Queen CityAve., at about 6 yesterday morning to assist emergency medical personnel who hadresponded to a report of a possibleoverdose. Police said they found a man, later identified as Arbour, in the lobby. In conducting their follow-up investigation, officers were directed to a room with an open door. Police reported finding 44 pills of what is alleged to be the prescription drug Celexa, about78 grams ofcocaine, and drug paraphernalia. During the investigation, a knife was allegedlyfound in Arbour 's possession, leading to the felon in possession charge.
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Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Monday 10 Aug 2009
Anthony J. "Tony" Arbour, 55, of Manchester, NH, died at Catholic Medical Center in Manchester onSaturday 8 August 2009. He was born in Nashuaon 1 July 1954, a son of Therese (Caron) Arbour Somes of Manchester and the late Conrad Arbour.Hewas educated in Nashua and Manchester, NH. Tony had been employed for a short time by Keystone Hall in Nashua. He enjoyed motorcycling and all types of sports. He was a member of AA for many years and did some sponsoring for AA as well. In additionto his mother Therese Somes of Manchester, survivors include four sisters; Angela J. Chasse ofManchester, Marie Y. Hurley of Nashua, Margaret Roberts and her husband Jack of Manchester; and Carmyn Young and her husband James of Hillsboro, abrotherThomas J. Arbour of Manchester, an aunt and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.Services: Visiting hours will be held at the Davis Funeral Home, One Lock St., Nashua on Tuesday evening from 5-8 pm. Friends are invited to attend. His funeral servicewill be private and held at the convenience of the family. Burial will be in StLouis Cemetery, Nashua. Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider a memorial donation to: Keystone Hall, Pine Street Extension, Nashua, NH 03060or to Tirrell-Halfway House, 15-17 Brook Street, Manchester, 03104.The DavisFuneral Home in Nashua is in charge of arrangements. An online guest book is available at www.davisfuneralhomenh.com.

Online Guest Book for Tony . . .
Kenny& Joanne Ball -- 10 Aug 2009 at 8:55 am
Oursincerecondolences to Tony's family and friends. "You were always a good friend and Power of example in recovery. We'll meet again and do some riding on the other side." -- RIP Bro -- Kenny &Jo
Robin Sanborn-- 10 Aug 2009 at 9:37 am
I didn'tknow Tony long, but I came to know him in the past few years asmy boyfriend's (Julio) most trusting and caring friend. He always saidhe would give me a ride on his bike, and Ineverthought hewouldn't be around long enough. He never complained. He was always a happy man whenever we saw him. "TONY, you became my friend as well as Julio's and you can BET Itoo will miss you." your friend Robin
Julio Chea -- 10 Aug 2009at 9:55 am
Tony, what can you say about a man whohasgiven so much of him self to help others? I came to know Tony years agoat AA meetings. He became one of my most trusted and closest friends. He was a caring and wonderful person. I feel lucky to haveknown this man, a man I can say gaveso much of himself to help others. Tony, I will truly miss you my friend. "YOU CAN BET ON IT." your friend JULIO
Lisa Tonneson -- 10 Aug 2009 at 10:05 am
Tony was a man I am proud to have called a great friend.And what a great friend hewas....always giving selflessly of himself to others and wasalways there to lend a hand or ear. I was privileged enough to be invited to "the man room" in his house where the guys would sit around, watch thegameandsmokecigars....allgoodtimes and laughter!! He befriended my daughter as well and I'll never forget when she & I were at a yard sale and saw this little stuffed bear dressed up as a biker bear....we both looked at each other and said "We've got toget thisforTony!" We did and he loved it!! He did so much for so many...my only regret is that I did not know he was ill and get to say goodbye...but I am so glad he did not suffer and that he died sober....he was a huge power of exampletome and alwayswill be. I feel so priviged and honored to have had him in my life.
Eric R Woods -- 10 Aug 2009 at 2:09 pm
Goodbye Tony, you were a trusted and dear friend. I would like all to know that Tony would help anyone at anytime.Tony's serviceto others in the program was always unconditional.

 Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Thursday 19 Jun 1975
ANGELINA M. BILODEAU
Mrs. Angelina M. (Arbour) Bilodeau, 69, of 22 Stevens Ave, a native andlifelong resident of Nashua, died at a local hospital this morning following a short illness. She was born in this city 22 May 1906, daughterof the late William and Delima (Theberge) Arbour. She was the wife of the late Antonio Bilodeau, who died in this city on 6 Aug 1964. Prior to retirement, Mrs. Bioldeau had been employed for several years at the Nashua Mfg Co. She was educated in Nashua schools and was a communicantof St-Louis-de-Gonzague Church. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Blanche Marquis and Mrs. Odile Desmarais, both of Nashua; also several nieces, nephews, and cousins. The Anctil Funeral Home Inc is in charge of the arrangements.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Saturday 21 Jun 1975
ANGELINA BILODEAU
Funeral services for Angelina (Arbour) Bilodeau of 22 Stevens Ave, wereheld this morning at 9 at the St-Louis-de-Gonzague Church with the Rev. Raymond Desjardins, pastor as the celebrant of the funeral Mass. The bearers were Edward Gagnon, Ralph Marquis, Roger Coulombe, Leo Barriault, Roland Ayotte, and Bryant O'Shea. Burial was in the family lot in St-Louis-de-Gonzague Cemetery. Fernand Desjardins was the funeral director.

 New York Times (NY) -- 11 Jul 1948
FITZ-GIBBON--ARBOUR
New Rochelle, NY, 10 July -- Miss Shirley A. Arbour, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Arbour, was married here this morning to Dr. JohnH. Fitz-Gibbon, son of Mrs. John Fitz-Gibbon of Holyoke, MA, and the late Dr. Fitz-Gibbon, in the Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Family. The ceremony was performed by Msgr. Charles E. Fitzgerald. The Rev. John B. Hughes was the celebrant of thenuptual mass. The bride had as attendantsher sisters, Mrs. William T. Shaw Jr. and Miss JoEllen Arbour. Frank J. Fitz-Gibbon was his brother's best man. A small reception was held atthe home of the bride's parents. The bride studied at Mount St Joseph Academy in West Hartford, CT, and the College ofNew Rochelle. Dr. Fitz-Gibbon attended Providence College and was graduated from the College of Dental and Oral Surgery at Columbia University. He is studying for a medical degree at the Tufts College Medical School.
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Union-News (Springfield, MA) -- 20 Feb 1991 -- p19
Shirley (Arbour) Fitz-Gibbon, 67, of University Park and formerly of 4 Lexington Ave., a retired trust officer at Bank of Boston in Springfield, died on Tuesday in Holyoke Hospital. Born in New Britain, CT, she attended local schools, and was graduated from New Rochelle, NY, College.She lived in Holyoke for many years, and was a communicant of Holy Cross Church. Her husband, Dr. John H. Fitz-Gibbon, a local plastic surgeon, died in 1975. She leaves a son, attorney John H. Fitz-Gibbon of Easthampton; a daughter, Amy Eaccarino of Flushing, NY; her father, EverettJ. Arbour of Delray Beach, FL; two sisters, Jo-Ellen Jensen of Glastonbury,CT, and Frances Shaw of Beacon, NY, and two grandchildren. The funeral will be on Thursday morning at James P. Hobert & Sons Funeral Home and the church, with burial in St Jerome's Cemetery. Calling hoursare this afternoon and evening. Memorial contributions may be made to Holyoke Hospital, 575 Beech St., Holyoke, 01040.
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Bio from Facebook 09 Mar 2010:
09 Mar 1923 -- Born in New Britain, CT, Shirley A. ARBOUR was one of 3 daughters of Everett J. ARBOUR and HelenI. DERY. Shirley lived quite the privileged life and attended only the best schools, as her father wasthe magnate of a huge transportation company. She studied at Mount St Joseph Academy in West Hartford, CT, and the College of New Rochelle inNY. When she was 25-years old, Shirley married John H. FITZ-GIBBON, who was trained as a dentist and plastic surgeon. They had 2 children together. For some time in her life, Shirley worked as a trust officer at Bank of Boston in Springfield, MA. John died in 1975, but Shirley liveduntil 19 Feb 1991, when she passed away in New Rochelle, NY.

 Newpaper (Lawrence, MA) --18 Mar 1935
Mrs. Eliza Arbour, 64, wife of William Arbour, died Saturday night at the family home, 9 Winslow Place. She was born in Canada and has residedin this city forthe past 50 years. Mrs. Arbour was a member of St Anne's sodality of St Anne's Church and a constant attendant of the church.Besides her husband, deceased is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Alfred Mailloux; two sons, Joseph and William;a brother, Pierre Thibault of North Cambridge and another brother in Florida; and eight grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the late home Tuesday morning, with a Massof requiem in St Anne's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment will be inthe Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Newpaper (Lawrence, MA) -- 19 Mar 1935
A solemn high mass was offered in St Anne's Church at 9 o'clock Tuesdaymorning for Mrs. Eliza Arbour, wife of William Arbour, who died Saturday at the family home, 9 Winslow Place. The mass was sung by Rev. Wilfred Cote, SM, assisted by Rev. Charles Leflem, SM, as deacon, and Rev. Joseph V. Demers, SM, as sub-deacon. At the offertory Miss Andrea Martelrendered "O Meritum Passionis" and at the communion Mrs. Anna Dubois sang "Miseremmi Mei." At the end of the mass, Miss Martel rendered "O Christie" and as the body was borne from the church, Donat A. Dubois, organist player "De Profundis." Interment was in Sacred Heart Cemetery where committal services were conducted. The bearers were Adjutor Arbour, Pierre Thibault, Joseph Arbour, William Arbour, Alfred Mailloux, and Jean Bernard. Mesdames L. Larriviere, D. Maynard, B. Lagace, A. Drapeau, E. Berube, and D. Ouellette attended the funeral as delegates of St Anne's sodality of St Anne's Church. The following Floral offerings were received: Pillow, family; wreath on base, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arbour of New Britain, CT [son]; wreath on base, foreman of A. G. WaltonShoe Co, Chelsea; wreath of base, employee of lasting room No. 3 A. G. Walton Shoe Co, Chelsea; cross on base, Champion International Paper Co; wreath,Mr. and Mrs. Alec Arbour [bro-in-law]; spray, Dr. Raymond Seed; spray,Mr. and Mrs. Everett Arbour and family [nephew]. Spiritual bouquets were received from: William Arbour [husband], Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arbour and family [son], Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mailloux and family [son-in-law],Mr and Mrs. William Arbour Jr and family [son],Mr.and Mrs. Henry Masseand family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mondor andDoris, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mondor and Lucille, Mrs. Anna Brochu, Mr.and Mrs. Pierre Thibault and family [brother], Mr. and Mrs. Adelard Lemieux and family, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Roy and family, Elsie Breton, Marie C. Mondor, Mr. and Mrs. H. Boutinand family, Mr. and Mrs. Elzear Bouchard and family, Mr. and Mrs.Alphonse Comeau and family, Mrs. O. Lescarbeau, Carrier family, Rena and Eleanor Arbour, Mr. and Mrs. Aime Mailloux, J. B. Fredette, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fredette, Elphege Carbonneau,employees of lasting room No. 3, A. G. Walton Shoe Co of Chelsea, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Brown, Blanche Lavalle, Mrs. Alfred Lavalle, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dangnault and family,John Bernard, Mr. and Mrs. John Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bolduc, Mr. and Mrs.Victor Blenchette and family, Mrs. Lena Alfrey, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Mailloux, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Leahy.

 North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 01 Nov 1933
STATE POLICE IN CONTROL OF TRUCK DRIVERS' STRIKE
Springfield, MA -- 1 Nov . . . Everett Arbour, spokeman for the truck owners, said the owners would accept back all men now on strike who havenot had to be replaced by new drivers for "positive operation." . . .
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Accordingto the 1940 Census, Everett had completed 2 years of high school.

In 1940, Everett reported that he had earned $5,000+ in 1939.
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The Daily Times News (Burlington, NC) --Tuesday 09 Aug 1966
. . . E. J. Arbour is president of Terminals Inc and Coordinated Enterprises, a New England real estate firm.

New York Times (NY) -- 11 Jun 1971
MRS. HOLMES WED TO EVERETT ARBOUR -- Special to the New York Times
Hartford, 10 June -- Mrs. Marie Heller Holmes of Longmeadow, MA, widow of Frank R. Holmes, was married here this afternoon to Everett J.Arbour, a widower and Executive Vice President of Associated Transport of Hartford and New York. The Rev. Ward Smith, an Episcopal priest, and the Rev. Dennis Ferrigano performed the ceremony in St Joseph's Roman Catholic Cathedral. Mrs. William Shaw, daughter of the bridegroom, and Richard Holmes, son of the bride and Assistant Headmaster of the Brooks School in Andover, MA, attended the couple.

Hartford Courant (CT) -- 23 Sep 1997
EVERETT ARBOUR, 96; LIVED IN NEW BRITAIN
Everett J. Arbour of Delray Beach, FL, died Sunday in Florida. He was 96. He lived in New Britain for many years before moving to West Hartford and then to Florida 20 years ago. Mr. Arbour, the widowerof both Helen Dery Arbour and Marie Holmes Arbour, was president and chief executive of Associated Transport for many years, and was a former member of StPeter Church in New Britain. He is survived by two daughters, Frances Shaw of Beacon, NY, and JoEllen A. Jensen of Glastonbury; a stepson,Richard Holmes of South Africa; six grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. A Mass will be said Thursday at 11 am at St Peter Church, 98 Franklin Square, New Britain. Burial will be in St Mary Cemetery. Calling hours at Farrell Funeral Home, 110 Franklin Square, New Britain, are Thursday at 10 am. Donations may be made to the American Heart Association, 5 Brookside Drive, Wallingford, CT 06492-7522.

Hartford Courant (CT) -- 23 Sep 1997
ARBOUR-- EVERETT J. ARBOUR
ARBOUR. Everett J. Arbour, 96, of DelRay Beach, FL, died Sunday (21 Sep1997) in Florida. Born in New Britain, where he lived many years, he moved to West Hartford and then to Florida 20 years ago. He was the widower ofboth Helen (Dery) Arbour and Marie (Holmes) Arbour. He was the President and CEO of Associated Transport (Arbour Trucking) for many years before retiring in 1946. He was a former member of St Peter Church inNew Britain and the Wampanoag Country Club.In 1939 he was. . . [incomplete]

Palm Beach Post (FL) -- 23 Sep 1997
Arbour, Everett J., 95, of Delray Beach. Kraeer Funeral Home, Boca Raton. Funeral in New Britain, CT.

 Obituary -- AmericanMemorials.com
IRENE M. HARBOUR -- Cumberland, RI
IRENE M. HARBOUR, 80, of Bear Hill Village, Bear Hill Road, a retired secretary, died Wednesday at Philip Hulitar Inpatient Center, Providence. Born in Central Falls on 10 Aug 1921, a daughter of the late William Joseph and Alma (Beauregard) Sicard, she had lived in Cumberland since 1999, and had lived at Kennedy Manor, Pawtucket, for five years, where she was past president of the Kennedy Manor Association. She had also lived in Francis Avenue in Pawtucket for more than20 years. Mrs. Harbourwas a secretary for Amica Insurance for eight years before she retiredin 1980. She leaves a son, Roland F. Harbour Sr. ofPawtucket; two brothers, Roland J. Sicard of Sylmar, CA, and Henry J. Sicard of Pawtucket;and two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was the sister of the late Leo Sicard. Funeral services will be private.

Irene's Burial Plot: Section G-14 Row 4 Site 313

 On 21 Nov 1911, Ambroise travelled with his brother John to the US via Newport, VT, and was headed for Providence, RI. He was going to stay with a friend Alme FOSTER, 5Windsor St, Providence. He was noted as being 5'10" with a ruddy complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. He had $55 in his pocket.

 On 24 Oct 1919, Fred ("F. C.") was issued a US Passport for a pleasure trip with the Shriners to Cuba, leaving from Tampa, FL, on 23 Nov 1919, aboard the P Q SS Line. He claimed he was born in Williamstown, WV, on 25 Sep 1875, to L. C. ARBOUR, who was born in Ohio and who then resided in Pittsburgh, PA. He reported his own residence as 105 South Boulevard in Tampa, FL, and his occupation as Traveling Salesman. His physical descriptionis as follows:6', high forehead, grey eyes, regular nose, medium mouth, round chin, slightly brown hair, ruddy complexion, oval face, and no distinguishingmarks. On 10 Oct 1919, Merchant C. M. Davis attested to Fred's identification, claiming that he also resided in Tampa and had known Fred for 4 years. On 13 Oct 1919, Fred's mother, Mrs. S. F. ARBOUR, resident of 307 4th Street in Marietta, OH, also attested to his identification, claiming that he was born on 25 Sep 1875 in Williamstown, WV; she wouldknow,as she was there.

 On 28 Apr 1910, John travelled to the US via the port of St Albans, VT, while enroute to visit his mother Josephine in Holyoke, MA. He was noted to be 5'6" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and browneyes. He carried $10 with him.

 Oshawa This Week (ON) -- 03 Jan 2007
ARBOUR, Edward (Ted) -- Peacefully at home with his loving family at his side. He was the loving husband and soul mate of 39 years to Beryl. Ed is predeceased byhis father, mother, and brother Albert. He will be sadly missed by his children Kelly (Mark), Charlene (Chris), and Darren (Lori). He also was the bestest papa to Kristie, Mathew, Joshua, Stephanie, Austin, and Gavin. He will be fondly remembered by his brothers with whom he worked with for many years at Allied Systems formerly Roadway Transport and his new friends at C.P. Systems. Ed is survived by his big brother Joey. Friends may call Oshawa Funeral Home, 847 King StreetWest (905-721-1234) for visitation on Tuesday, 2 January, from 7-9 andWednesday, 3 January, from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral Service will be held in Chapel on Thursday, 4 January, at 3:00 pm. Donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association or Durham Regional Cancer Centre.

 Ottawa Citizen (ON) -- 06 Dec 2013
ARBOUR, Norman Joseph
Dear son of the late Violet and Lawrence Arbour, Norman died suddenly and unexpectedly on 27 November 2013 at the age of 71. He leaves behind his children, Alan (Joanne), Michael (Sue), Dan (Sue), Violette and Maryse and will live on in the hearts of his grandchildren, Ryan, Jeremy, Ashley and Vanessa. Norman will be deeply missed by his many brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews. As a long-time employee of AECL, he will be fondly remembered by many colleagues and acquaintances whose liveshe made brighter, whether at work, with his efforts in minor hockey, or as a fun-loving and kind friend who touchedmany lives. Friendsmay call the Valley Funeral Home on Monday, 9 December, 7-9 pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at StAnthony Catholic Church, Chalk River on Tuesday, 10 December at 11 am. Interment at St Anthony Parish Cemetery (in the Spring). In memoriamdonations to the Ontario Heart and Stroke foundation would be gratefully appreciated.

 Ottawa Citizen (ON) -- Sunday 23 Jan 2011
ARBOUR, M. Helene Peacefully, Friday, 21 January 2011, at the QueenswayCarleton Hospital at the age 72. Wife of the late Ernest. Loving mother of Kerry (Anne), Christine (Victor Shulist), and Christopher. Cherished grandmother of Jana, Robyn, and Jason. Dear sister of Pauline and the late George, Felix, Bertha, and Therese. Helene was a long time employee of Tony Graham Lexus Toyota. Special thanks to the 3rd floor nursing staff of the Queensway Carleton Hospital. Friends may pay respects atthe KellyFuneral Home, 2313 Carling Avenue (west of Carlingwood) Sunday from 3 to 6 pm. Funeral Service Monday in the chapel at 11 am. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens. In Memoriam donations to Heart and Strokeof Ontario appreciated.
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 Our William has not yet been found in the 1910 US Census. Is it possible that he moved back to Canada for a time? There is a William ARBOUR living in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, in 1911 during the Census taken in June of that year. He lived on 25-47-13 W2 with his wife, known simply as Mrs. Arbour. Perhaps they were not at home when the census enumerator visited and a neighbor gave the information instead. He was listed as being 28, having been born in 1883; she was listed as being 26, having been born in 1885. Both were born in Quebec, spoke French, and were of the Catholic religion. William was a farmer.
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According to the 1940 Census, Willie had completed the 8th grade. He and his wife also had his brother Joseph living with them in the family house in Holyoke, MA.

In 1940, Willie reported that he had earned $1,100 in 1939.

 Perhaps our Michel moved from home and was found living in St-Francois-de-la-Riviere-du-Sud Parish, Montmagny Co, QC, in 1861, during the Census of that year. A Michel ARBOUR, age 32, was working as a servant and living with the family of farmers Euger LALIBERTÉ and Delphine BERTHIER.

 Portsmouth Herald (NH) -- Tuesday 08 Jun 1965
2 WOMEN HURT IN CRASH HERE
A two-car accident at Kinsley and Elm Streets this morning shortly after 8 sent two Nashua women to hospitals with injuries, police said. Mattie Goodale, 41, of Dexter St, was operator of one vehicle and Theresa Arbour, 41, of 45 Major Dr, drove the second car. Police removed the Goodale woman to Memorial Hospital, where it was learned she was treated for injuries to her right leg and hip. The Arbour was taken to St Joseph's Hospital, where she was treated for abrasions on the knee and a bumpon the head.

 Robert and Raymonde have four children, all of whom are adopted

 Schenectady Gazette (NY) -- Monday 22 Jul 1935
Saturday afternoon five suffered minor injuries in an accident at Hamilton Stree and Veeder Avenue. Ernest Pike and his wife, Gladys, of Stop 14, Albany Road, were treated by a physician for shock and bruises. Mr Pike also suffered a glass cut on his left arm. They were riding in Pike's car which was coming down Hamilton Steet when it collided with one driven by Leonard Arbour, 24, of 734 StanleyStreet, over Veeder Avenue.Arbour was shaken up while Arlene J. Arbour, nine months, suffered a head injury, and Bona J. Arbour, 27, a back injury. Patrolman Harold Ketchum of first precinct investigated.

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The Times Union(Albany, NY) -- 10 Oct 2001
ARBOUR, Joseph L.
Rotterdam -- Joseph L. Arbour, of Hetcheltown Road, formerly of MelroseStreet, died on Sunday at Glendale Home. Born in Bonaventure, Canada, he was a painter for over 20 years for the AmericanLocomotive Company. Later, heworked in the same capacityat the General Electric Company inSchenectady. He was a member of Immaculate Conception Church. His wifeof 40 years, Mary Grygas Arbour, died in 1974. He was predeceased by his son, Leonard(Dick) Arbour. Survivors include his daughter, Arlene Ferriand her husband, Gino of Rotterdam; his daughter-in-law, Patricia G. Arbour of Princetown; two brothers, Robert Arbour and Jean Paul Arbour, both of Canada; five sisters, Grace Lelievre,Emma Eperjesy, Feliciene St. Denis, all of Canada, Alda Martinof Troy and Hermeline Curcio ofSchenectady; and five grandchildren, Susan Barton, Gary Arbour, Jeffrey Arbour, Pam Ferri and Michael Ferri. Also survived by 11 great-grandchildren andtwogreat-great-grandchildren. Services Thursday, 10:15 am atBondFuneral Home, Schenectady, followed by a Mass at 11:00 am at Our Lady of Assumption Church in Rotterdam. Calling hours Wednesday eveningfrom 6-8 pm at the funeral home. Interment,St.Cyril's Cemetery, Rotterdam. Contributions to the Marian Academy,520 Bradt St., Schenectady, NY 12306.

 Schenectady Gazette (NY) -- Tuesday 19 Sep 1967
'Composite' Photo Made Of Bandit
City police yesterday were continuing their search with the aidof a "composite" picture for the bandit who stole$500 from a clerk at the Holiday Liquor Store, 1745 Union St, last Saturday. The clerk, Mrs Mary E Arbour of 464 Olean St, described thegunman as a Negro, about six feet tall and weighing 185 pounds. She estimated his age as between 35 and 40andsaid he wore a black-and-white checkered cloth hat and dark clothing. An Identi-Kit composite pictureof the bandit, made by Investigator Frank Mauriello, has been circulated to area police agencies. Mrs Arboursaid the robbery was commited shortlybefore 10 pm by the bandit who came in, ordered a pint of whiskey, and handed her a five-dollar bill. Asshe rung up the sale, he ordered herto give him all the money in the register. Pointing a nickel-plated automatic weapon at her, he ordered her inot a back room. She said she stayed insdie for about two minutes and then re-entered the store to find no trace of the bandit.

 Sometime between 1890-1905, Michel and Josephine applied for a land grant in St Raphael, QC, fromthe Government of Quebec because they had 12 children. But there seemsto be no record of them actually having received the land. Perhaps this is when they decided to emigrate to the US. Source: Centre d'archivesde Québec, E9,S101,SS4 (1984-11-011\164); Dossier #2285.
Reference this article from the Archives of Quebec: Applications for free grants of land to families with 12 living children under the 1890 law of Premier Honoré Mercier
In 1890, the Honoré Mercier government, observing that it was "advisable, following the example of past centuries, to give marks of consideration for fruitfulness in the sacred bonds of matrimony," passed alaw entitled An Act to confer a privilege upon fathers or mothers of families who have twelve children living (53 Vict., c. 26). The Act granted 100 acres of public landsfree of charge to parents of 12 living children born in lawful wedlock. The measure harkens back the 17th century, when Louis XIV took measures to encourage births in Canada. In that era, inhabitants who managed to have 10 children living, born inlawful wedlock, excluding priests, monks and nuns, could receive an annual pension of 300 pounds. The pension was increased to 400 pounds if the number of children reached 12. To have the benefit of the law of 1890, an eligible father or mother had to present a petition to the Provincial Secretary, accompanied by his or her certificate of marriage, a certificate of birth of each of his or her children, and a certificate sworn before a justice of the peace giving the number and names of the children. After examining the petition and certificates, the Provincial Secretaryreported to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council. If the latter granted the petition, an order was passed to that effect and a copy was sent tothe Commissioner of Crown Lands, who had the duty of granting the petitioner the 100 acres he had selected. On 30 December 1890 (54 Vict., c.19), the legislature changed certain provisions. Now, the religious minister of the place where the petitioner lived had to certify the truthof the facts alleged by the petitioner. A certificate of birth of eachchild was no longer required, and thepetition was now addressed to the Commissionerof Agriculture and Colonization. In 1892, it was specified that the 100 acres of land had to be selected out of the public landsfit for cultivation, for sale and available at the time of selection, in the township, parish or unorganized territory where the petitioner lived or, if no such lands were available, in the township, parish or unorganized territory closest to where the petitioner lived (55-56 Vict.,c. 19). In 1895, an amendment to the "Twelve Children Act" specified that the lands were granted by location ticket, subject to the usual conditions of settlement. Asof June 1904, persons entitled to land could obtain a $50.00 premium instead. Finally, in May 1905, a new law abolished grants of land and premiums to families with 12 or more children (5 Ed. VII, c.16), thereby terminating the government aid program. Between1890 and 1905, of the 5,413 families officially recognized, 4,977 received a lot or a premium under the Act. Despite certain difficulties of administration, the Act was of particular benefit to people who did notown the land they livedon, that is, bearers of location tickets and squatters, who had to be granted the land they already occupied. The records of the petitioners are preserved at the Québec City centre of Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec, in the fonds of the ministère de l'Agriculture, des Pêcheries et de l'Alimentation du Québec (E9,S101,SS4, containers 1984-11-011/139 to 198) and they represent 13.2 metres of textual documents covering the period from 1890to 1905. This voluminous documentation offers researchers, particularly genealogists, information on families from all regions of Québec. The counties of Beauce, Témiscouata, Rimouski, and Ottawa are best represented. [http://www.banq.qc.ca/portal/dt/genealogie/inst_recherche_ligne/instr_demande_de_terre/famille/famille.jsp]
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 Sudbury Star (ON) -- 02 Sep 1997
PATRY, FLORIDA MARIE (nee ARBOUR)
In loving memory of Florida Marie Patry (nee Arbour), 84 years, Wednesday evening, 27 August 1997, in New Market, ON. Beloved wife of Aldege Patry predeceased in 1977. Dear mother of Arthur predeceased (wife of Vimy of Lively), Irene Brenan (husband Cecil) of Wakefield, QC, Florence Garrow (husband Tommy) or Orangeville, Paul (wife Donna) of Beaver Lake, and Pauline predeceased. Loving grandmother of Connie, Wendy, Dean, Kim, Carmen, Darcy, Frank, Sissy, and predeceased byTommy; and 13 great-grandchildren, predeceased by one great-grandson. Dear sister of Paul (wife Julia) of Rexdale, Evelyn (husband David Constantineau) of Sudbury, predeceased by Ernest (wife Fleurette of Hull), Alma, Joseph (wife Rose) of Toronto, Clara (husband Joseph Descoteaux) of Espanola, and Andre deceased 21 August (wife Madeleine) of Chelmsford. Predeceasedby parents John and Delina Arbour. Will be sadly missed by many nieces and nephews. Memorial Funeral Mass in St Christopher's Church, Whitefish, ON, on Wednesday, 3 September 1997, at 11:00 am. Arrangements entrusted to the Lougheed Funeral Home, Sudbury.
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 The Columbus Dispatch (OH)-- Friday 31 Jan 2014
Arbour Darrell "Chip" Arbour, age 61, of Hilliard, OH, left this Earth to the open arms of loved ones in Heaven, on Wednesday, 28 January 2014. Chip was born on 5 March 1952 in Cleveland, OH. He lived in Bellevue and graduated from Bellevue Senior High School where he was a star guard on the basketball team. In the early 80s, he moved to Columbus, OH where he met the love of his life and soul mate, Paula Jones. The two metwhile working for Cheryl's Cookies. After a successful career with Cheryl's Cookies, Chip excelled in the automotive business successfully managing dealerships for Patrick Mazda, Kelly Motors, and Crown Automotive. He retired from Crown after many years of service. Chip was an avid golfer and lover of the game. He belonged to Hickory Hills Golf Club where he was Club Champion and also achieved a hole-in-one. An all aroundsports guy, Chip was also an avid supporter of Cleveland and The OSU Buckeye sports teams. He was a proud father of his children whom he supported and watched excel both in curriculum and sports. Chip was a loverof life. He always made everyone laugh and lit up the room with his contagious smile. He conquered a lot of obstacles with his positive attitude and humor. He was strong willed,kind hearted, and passionately loved his family and devoted friends. He will be terribly missed. Jesus needed a comedian and he found one. Chip was welcomed home by his parents, Darrell and Jane "Ethel" Arbour; paternal grandparents, Ethel and FredRoberts; and maternal grandparents, Marion and Juanita Lee. He is survived by his loving wife and best friend of 28 years, Paula (Jones); beloved children, Sydney and Mitchell; siblings, Gloria (Robert) Miller and Neta (John) Marchion; mother-in-law, Edna Murray; sisters and brothers-in-law, Teresa and Brian Billings, and Melissa and Gary Scruggs; several nieces, nephews, extended family and friends; andhis 4 legged buddies. Friends may come celebrate and share his life from 1-4 pm on Saturday, 1 February 2014 at the Schoedinger Worthington Chapel, 6699 N HighSt., Worthington, OH 43085, where the Funeral Service will begin at 4 pm.Pastor Jeff Leslie and Chaplain Jean Feaney officiating. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made tothe Darrell Arbour Memorial Scholarship Fund at PNC Bank, which will go towards his children's college fund. Please visit www.schoedinger.comto share a favorite memory of Chipand to extend condolences.

Excerpt from Chip's online Guestbook . . .
31 January 2014
Chip would bring jokes with him everywhere. He loved his family very much. He would help anyone whether it was a joke to make you feel better,or just simple chit chat in a Chip analogy that would make you feel happy. He was probably the best sportsguy I knew. He was a terrific car guy. I enjoyed working with him. Thank you Lord for letting me know Chip. ~ Jeard Wilson, Bexley, Ohio

 The Providence Journal (RI) -- Monday 02 Feb 1976 -- pg 3
FEELEY, Rose M. (Arbour)
31 January 1976. Wife of the late James Feeley. Residence 38 Dean Ave.,Johnston. Funeral from the Elliot M. Robbins Chapel, 2231 Mineral Springs Ave., Centerdale, Wednesday at 8:15 am. Mass of Christian Burial inSt Lawrence's Church, Centerdale at 9 am. Calling hours Tuesday 7-9 pm.

Burial Info
Date: 3 FEB 1976
Location:72 Church St., Cranston, Providence Co., RI 02920, USA
Description: Saint Ann's Cemetery, Section D, Lot 14, Grave 4