Conrad Arthur ARBOUR

Autres événements/attributs:

• Profession: US Army (1945); Employee - Board of Public Works (BPW) (1947); Truck Driver for BPW (1955-1959)
• _FIL: LEGITIMATE_CHILD
• _CREA: 17 sept 2023

Notes:

  Military WWII - US Army - Company D, 341st Infantry Regiment - SSgt - 29 Jan 1943 - 22 Feb 1946 - Honorable Discharge; Service Number 31 266 255

US WWII Army Enlistment Records (1938-1946)
Name: Conrad A Arbour
Birth Year: 1922; Race: White, citizen; Nativity State or Country: New Hampshire; State: New Hampshire; County or City: Hillsborough
Enlistment Date: 22 Jan 1943; EnlistmentState: New Hampshire; Enlistment City: Manchester; Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA; Branch Code: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA; Grade: Private;Grade Code: Private; Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law; Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men); Source: Civil Life
Education: 4 years of high school; Marital Status: Single, with dependents;Height: 69; Weight: 164
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Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- 24 Oct 1947
[from an article about the Board of Public Works and the crisis]
. . . The following employees will act as firefightersduring the present emergency caused by the dry spell: Conrad Arbour [among others] . . .

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- 26 Aug 1948
REAL ESTATE -- Transfers for Week
Real Estate deed files for record this past week at the Register of Deeds Office for Nashua and surrounding towns follow: Nashua -- Anaise Guilman to Conrad A. and Theresa Arbour, land and buildings on northside of Gilman St.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Saturday 06 Mar 1954
MUNICIPAL COURT
Pleading nolo to a charge of grossly negligent operation of a vehicle, Conrad A. Arbour of 4 Haines St was ordered in Municpial Court this morning to pay a $25 fine. Arbour was represented in court by Attorney S. Robert Whier.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Wednesday 31 Jul 1958
TEN YEARS AGO -- 31 JULY 1958
Conrad Arbour today was elected president of Local 385 State, County, and Municipal Employees Union, AFL-CIO, representing 93 employees of theBoard of Public Works Department.
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Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Monday 07 May 1962
16 NASHUANS PATIENTS AT VA HOSPITAL
Sixteen Nashuans are patients at the Veterans' Adminstration Hospital, Manchester, itwas reported by the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Hospital Caravan after its monthlyvisit last night. The Caravan listed the patients as . . . Conrad Arbour, . . .

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Tuesday 08 Jan 1963
10 NASHUANS IN VA HOSPITAL
Thereare 10 Nashuans in the Veterans' Adminstration Hospital, Manchester, according to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hospital Caravan, whichmade its monthly Sunday. The Caravan listed the Nashua patients as Conrad Arbour, . . .

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Friday 01 Feb 1963
CONRAD A. ARBOUR
Conrad A. Arbour, 40, of 186 Lowell Rd, Hudson, a veteran of WWII, diedat the Manchester Veterans' Hospital Thursday morning following a longillness. A lifelong resident of Nashua until a month ago, he was born 19 Nov 1922, sonof William and Yvonne(Belanger)Arbour. Mr. Arbour was in the Army for three years and her served with the Company D, 341st Infantry Regiment. He was a former employee of the Board of Public Works for 15 years and also worked for the West End Beverage Co for a year. While livingin Nashua at 6 Central St, he was a communicant of St-Louis-de-Gonzague Church. He was a member of the VFW Post 483 and also a member of the American LegionJames E. Coffey post. His family includes his wife, Mrs. Therese (Caron) Arbour; three daughters, Marie, 15, Angela, 12, Marguerite, 4; three sons, Gregoire, 14,Antoine, 8, and Thomas 1 1/2; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Arbour, all of Hudson; three brothers, Maurice Arbour of Revere, MA, Roland Arbour of Nashua, and Joseph Arbour, amember of the Air Force stationed in Okinawa; also several uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, and cousins. Fernand Desjardins of the Anctil FuneralHome is in charge of the arrangements.

After his death, his widow Therese, 186 Lowell Rd, Hudson,NH, ordered his flat granite gravemarker from Columbus, MS, in Mar 1963.

Conrad a épousé En vie [Feuille familiale] [Tableau familial]

Autres événements/attributs:

• _FIL: LEGITIMATE_CHILD
• _CREA: 17 sept 2023

Notes:

 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

Gregoire a épousé Gloria Jean SMITH le 27 sept 1968 à Nashua,,Hillsborough County,New Hampshire,Usa,Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church of Nashua, New Hampshire, USA. Gloria (fille de Frederick SMITH et Violet Alice HARBOUR) est née le 28 fév 1948 à Nashua,,Hillsborough County,New Hampshire,Usa,. [Feuille familiale] [Tableau familial]

Autres événements/attributs:

• _FIL: LEGITIMATE_CHILD
• _CREA: 17 sept 2023

Notes:

 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.

Autres événements/attributs:

• _FIL: LEGITIMATE_CHILD
• _CREA: 17 sept 2023

Autres événements/attributs:

• _FIL: LEGITIMATE_CHILD
• _CREA: 17 sept 2023

Autres événements/attributs:

• _FIL: LEGITIMATE_CHILD
• _CREA: 17 sept 2023