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LeSoleil (QC) -- 03 Nov 1999
HARBOUR, Rita Savard
At CHA, PavillionSt Sacrament, on 1 November 1999, is deceased Ms. RitaSavard, wife of Mr. Georges Harbour. She lived in St Foy. According toher wishes, she will be laid to rest at La Souvenance Commemorative Park. The family will receive condolences at the funeral home: Lepine-Cloutier Ltd, 1025 Church St, St Foy QC, on Friday 05 November 1909 from 1to 2:30 pm. Religious services will be celebrated on Friday at 3 pm atNotre Dame de St Foy, 820 Chanoine-Martin, St Foy, and at the La Souvenance Commemorative Park. In addition to her husband, she leaves in mourning her daughter and son-in-law: Danielle (Normand Boucher); her mother Ms. Germain Ferland (late Ledger Savard); her brother, her sister, her brothers-in-law, and her sisters-in-law: Fernand (Madeleine Guay), Lucille (Andre Falardeau), Ms. Violet Desganges (late Henri Savard), Ms.Gisele Huot (late Rene Savard), Ms. Bertha Harbour (late Henri Roy), Mr. Joseph Harbour (Georgette Vallieres), Ms. Angeline Harbour (late GerardGauvin, Laurentin Houde), Mr. Saveur Harbour, Ms. Rose Jalbert (late Maurice Harbour), Ms. Marie Harbour (Marcel Leblond), Ms. Adrienne Harbour (Jules Chabot), Sister Gabrielle Harbour csl, Mrs. Rose-Aimee Harbour (Leo Lamy), Ms. Francoise Harbour(Evariste Couture); aswell as many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. Contributions to the CanadianCancer Society would be appreciated.

LeSoleil (QC) -- 29 Aug 2000
HARBOUR, Ovide
At Hotel Dieu in Levis, QC, at the age of 98 years and 7 months, is deceased Mr. Ovide Harbour, husband of Mrs. Irene LaCroix. He was a resident of St-Raphael-de-Bellechasse. His family welcomes relatives and friends to the funeral home: Roy & Rouleau, St-Raphael, Bellechasse, onTuesday from 7 to 10 pm and on Wednesday, the day of the funeral, up until the start of the funeral at 12 noon. Religious services will be held on Wednesday, 30 Aug 2000, at 2 pm at St-Raphael-de-Bellechasse Church and also at the parish cemetery under the direction of the funeral home. In addition to his wife, heleaves in mourning his children: Doris (Raymond Lapierre), Monique (Jacques Picard), and Martin; his grandchildren: Serge (Nancy Lamontagne), Sylvain, and Stephane Picard; his great-grandchildren: Kim and Kathy; his brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: Cyprien Lacroix(lateMarie-Ange Doiron), late Emile Lacroix (Therese Beaulieu), Rolande, Joachim Lacroix (late Gertrude Labrecque), Jeanne-d'Arc Lacroix (Leopole Lemelin), Maurice Lacroix (Leonora Truchon), and Paul-Andre Lacroix (Marie-Paule Mercier); as well asmany nieces, nephews, and other family and friends. A special thank you to the personnel at the Hotel Dieu in Levis for their excellent care during Ovide's hospitalization.

LeSoleil (Quebec, QC) -- 26 Jan 2001
HARBOUR, GEORGETTE VALLIERES
At Laval Hospital on 25 January 2001, at the age of 76, died Mrs. Georgette Vallieres, wife ofJoseph Harbour and resident of Levis. In addition to her husband, she leaves in mourning her children: Angele (Jean Demers) and Victor (Louise Bolduc); her grandchildren; Martin, Julie, Julien, and Vincent; her brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law: Laurette (the late Charles Pare, Emilien Chabot), the late Maurice (Doris Poirier), Jeannette, Irene (Leopold Langlois), Rosaire (Colette Goulet), Lucien (Lise Laverdiere), Bertha Harbour (the late Henri Roy), GeorgesHarbour (the late Rita Savard), Angeline Harbour (the late Gerard Gauvin, Laurentin Houde), Saveur Harbour, Rosanne Jalbert (the late Maurice Harbour), Marie Harbour (Marcel Leblond), Adrienne Harbour (Jules Chabot), Soeur Gabrielle Harbourscsl, Rose-Aimee Harbour (Leo Lamy), and Francoise Harbour (Evariste Couture); her aunts Blandine, Lucienne, and Therese Laflamme; as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, and friends. Gifts of sympathy to the Heart Association, 1248 chemin St Foy #101, Quebec G1S 2M5, would be appreciated. The family will have visitation at the funeral home: Gilbert and Turgeon Ltd, 58 Begin Avenue, Levis, gilbert a turgeon.qc.ca, on Friday from 7 to 10 pm and on Saturday beginningat 9 am. Religious services will be celebrated on Saturday 27 January at 11 am at Christ Roi Church and at the crypt in the Mont-Marie Mausoleum.

Marietta Daily Leader (OH) -- 14 Jun 1897
BICYCLER
Are you up to date. The latest fad consists of having your own nameon your bicycle. The way to put it there is to get a name plate. J. B. Arbour, 209 Maple Street, will tell you about them.

Marietta Daily Leader (OH) -- 30 Mar 1898
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Expenditures, General Purpose
J. B. Arbour . . . labor per diem

Marietta DailyLeader (OH) -- Wednesday 27 Apr 1898
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
George Mitchell, fireman on the B & OSW, has resigned his position and has purchased the feed store of Joseph Arbour on Maple Street, WestSide. He took possession of the business Monday morning.

Marietta Daily Leader (OH) -- 16 Mar 1901
NEW PRINTING FIRM
Arbour and Brenan disposed of their printing shop at the corner of Second and Tiber Way Friday to Messrs. Samuel Blair and Jas. G. Goldsmith. The purchasers are printers of long experience and are skilled artisansin their profession. They were connected with the Register Office before making the purchase. They will undoubtedly receive generous patronage from theformer patrons of the establishment. It is rumored that S. A.Seipel will manage the affairs of the firm.

Marietta Daily Leader (OH) -- 24 Mar 1901
NEWS NUGGETS
Messrs. Goldsmith and Blair, who purchased the printing outfit of Arbour & Brenan, will take charge of the establishment Monday morning. The firm is to be known under the name of the Marietta Printing Co.
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According to the 1880 Census, the 1900 Census, and his WWI Draft Registration, Joseph was born in West Virginia. According to his marriage certificate and his death certificate,he was born in Marietta, OH.

Joseph's WWI Draft Registration reported him as being of medium height with a stout build, blue eyes, and brown hair.
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Sandusky Star Journal(OH) -- 26 Oct 1920
ROTARY CLUB -- BID J. B. ARBOUR GOODBYE
Walter S. Edmund presented a silver pencil to J. B. Arbour, who will leave shortly for Columbus, on behalf of the club. Mr. Arbour thanked theclub members and said hewould still consider himself a member of the Sandusky club.
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On 26 Apr 1942, Joseph registered for the Draft. On that date, he was described as 5' 8" and 135 lbs, with blue eyes, a bald head, and a ruddycomplexion. His next ofkin was recorded as John W. Gill, 1349 Sbane St, Lakewood, OH.
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From Cleveland Necrology Index (pre1975):
Id#: 0006766
Name: Arbour, Joseph B.
Date: 31 Mar 1950
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File,Reel #002.
Notes: Arbour, Joseph B., beloved husband of thelate Mabel; father of Virginia Phillips; grandfather of Mark; residence, 1321 Sloan Ave. Friends may call atthe Branch-Kauffman Funeral Home, 16605 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, where services will be held Wednesday, 31 May, at 1:30 pm.
Note: Apaprently the date of this record is incorrect, as his actual death certificate states that he died on 28May 1950.

Miami Herald (FL) -- 23 June 1988 -- p3c
PALM BEACH COUNTY
ARBOUR, Leota M., 85, of Boynton Beach, died Wednesday. Funeral Mass 10am Friday at Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Lantana. Mack Stephenson Funeral Home, Lantana.

Her heart attack was brought on by arteriosclerotic heart disease

Michel and Louise initially settled down in St-Francois-du-Sud, where their first two children were born and baptised. Then, on 21 October 1754, before Notary N. C. L. LEVESQUE,Michel, along with brother-in-law Antoine PEPIN, purchased some land from Etienne BLUTEAU of St-Joachim, Quebec. This new property was located in St-Vallier, which is situated just down the road from St-Francois-du-Sud, in BellechasseCounty. On thissame day, Michel then exchanged his land in St-Francois-du-Sud for Antoine's part of the property in St-Vallier. Perhaps Michel's credit was not good enough for Mr. BLUTEAU but it rated just fine for Antoine. In any event, before the family movedthere the following year, Michel was the recipient in another land deal. On 17 August 1755, Marie-Anne MERCIER, Louise's widowed mother, gave all of her land in St-Francois-du-Sudto Michel, Louise, and all nine of Louise's minor brothers and sisters. Perhaps Michel and Louise also became guardians to her siblings. In any event, the family moved about one year later, signifying the arrivalof the ARBOURs in Bellechasse County and beginning a stronglegacy which continues there today. Micheland Louise eventually had 11 children, six daughters and five sons. Their whereabouts are unknown beyond about 1766, but they probably both passed away in Bellechasse County. --> Note the addition of new information regarding Michel's death.

From Denis ARBOUR on 12 May 2007: Now, look at the first entry on top of the page to the right: "Sépulture de Michel Arbour" -- "Le trente un août mil huit cent douze par nous Curé de St-Vallier soussigné a été inhumé dans le cimetière de cette paroisse le corps de Michel mort la surveille dans cette paroisse agé de quatre-vingt-un ans muni des sacrements de pénitence et d'extrème-onction époux de Marie-LouiseBoutin; ont assistés Joseph Basil Corriveau, Nicolas [Morient ?], Pierre Arbour et autres qui ont déclaré ne savoir signer."

Montreal Gazette (QC) -- 12 Mar 1977
ARBOUR, Herman Senior, Accidentally at Montreal, 10 Mar 1977, aged 68-years, husband of Irene McGregor, survived by his childrenJoan (wife of Leon GAUDREAU), Dorothy (wife of the late Cesar TROINI), Gertrude (wifeof Dr. Rudy TROINI), Sylvia (wife of Rene LEONARD), Theresa (wife of Real BROUSSEAU), Herman Jr (husband of Nicole LAMOTHE), Kathleen (wife of John SINANIS), Cecilia (wife of Tony PADULO); also survived by 12 grandchildren, his brothers and sisters. Resting at Magnus Poirier FuneralHome, 7100 Joseph Renaud, Anjou. Funeral service Monday, 14 April, at 10 am in Notre Dame Church. Anjou IntermentCote-des-Neiges Cemetery. Inlieu of flowers donations to St Joseph's Shrine, Brother Andre's Fund,3800 Queen Mary Road, Montreal.

Montreal Gazette (QC) -- Saturday 10 Mar 2007
ARBOUR, Herman Sr. In loving memory of our dearfather who passed away 30 yearsago, 10 March 1977. When we've lost someone, we ponder and continue to feel that they've left our lives too soon. Forever missing you! Your loving wife Irene (in spirit),children, and grandchildren.

Montreal Gazette (QC) -- Saturday 22 Mar 2008
JEAN-MAURICE ARBOUR 1919 - 2008
Passed away at Charles Lemoyne Hospital in Greenfield Park on 13 March at the age of 88 years. He will be greatly missed by his wife Jeanne Mallette, his children Jacques (Huguette), Claudette (Michel), Diane, andJean-Maurice (Johanne), aswell as by his grandchildren Jean-Francois, Eric, Veronique, Julie, Dominique, Stephanie, and Isabelle, his great-grandchildren Katherine, Elisabeth, and Alexane, his numerous nieces andnephews and many friends. He was a stockbroker with Pitfield, Mackay, Ross as Vice President and Director, with Tasse & Associes as Director of business development and with the Bank of Canada as Director of the payroll savings division for the province of Quebec. A funeral service will take place at the St Lambert Catholic Church, 41 Lorne St., inSt Lambert on 26 March at 11:30 am. Family will receive condolences inthe basement of the church at 10:30 am. Donations may be made in his memory to: La Fondation du CHUM or la Fondation des maladies du Coeur.

Montreal Gazette (QC) -- Tuesday 05 Dec 2006
DOROTHY (ARBOUR) TROINI
TROINI, Dorothy (nee Arbour) -- Passed away peacefully at the West Island Palliative Care Residence on 2 December 2006. Beloved spouse of the late Caesar, devoted and loving mother of Dino (France), Bruno (Sylvie), loving mamie of Andreanne, Sarah,Christine, Audrey Lawrence, Melissa.She will also be sadly missed by her brother, six sisters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews. The family will receive condolences in the chapel La Resurrection in the Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery, 4601 Cote-des-Neiges Road, Montreal, on Thursday December 7 from 9:30 to10:30 am. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 am followed by the interment. In lieu of flowers, donations to the West Island Palliative Care Residence, 265 Andre BrunetSt., Kirkland, (QC) H9H 3R4 would be appreciated. Funeral arrangementsentrusted to: Centre Funeraire Cote-des-Neiges, Tel: (514) 342-8000.

Montreal Gazette (QC) -- Wednesday 26 Sep 2012
TROINI, Gertrude (nee Arbour) 1937 - 2012
After a long and fearless battle with cancer, Gerty passed on the way she lived: with love, gratitude, peace and dignity. She enjoyed her 75 years of life and became an accomplished and fulfilled woman. She is predeceased by her husband Doctor RudyTroini and her daughter Mary. She leaves to mourn her sisters; Joan (Leon), Theresa (Bob), Kathleen (John), Cecile (Tony), her brother Herman, her brother-in-law Peter (Mary Jane),her cousin Richard Troini, several nieces and nephews and cherishedfriends. She will be sadly and deeply missed by all who knew her. She is grateful to her oncologist, of many years, Doctor Horace Laryea, the medical professionals at the Lakeshore General Hospital and the West Island Palliative Care Residence forthe excellent care she received. Thefamily will receive condolences on Saturday, 29 September 2012 from 10:30 am to 11:00 am followed by a funeral mass at 11:00 am in the Chapelof the Resurrection at the Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery, 4601 cheminde la Côte-des-Neiges, Montreal. In lieu of flowers, donations to theLakeshore General Hospital Oncology Department or the West Island Palliative Care Residence would be appreciated.

MORIN, Pamela (ARBOUR); 91; Sudbury, ON; North Bay Nugget; 2005-11-28MORIN, Pamela (ARBOUR); 91; Sudbury, ON; North Bay Nugget; 2005-11-28

North Bay Nugget (ON) -- 28Nov 2005
MORIN, Pamela -- At St Joseph's Health Centre, Sudbury, Saturday, 26 November 2005. Pamela Morin (nee Arbour) beloved wife of the late PhiliasLeclerc and Gerard Morin in her 92nd year. Dearly loved mother of Marcel Leclerc (Pierette)of Hanmer and Solange Griese of North Bay. Lovingly remembered by eight grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by a son Benoit Leclerc and parents Georgina and Michel Arbour. Family receiving friends at the McGuinty Funeral Home, today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Funeral mass will be celebrated at Paroisse St Vincent-de-Paul, Tuesday at 11 am. Interment St Mary's Cemetery. signguestbook/condolences/donations www.mcguintyfuneralhome.com

FromDenis ARBOUR via email on22Oct 2008:
According to the obit, Paméla is a daughter of Georgina and Michel ARBOUR. I think her parents could be Michel ARBOUR and Marie-Georgiana ARBOUR. According to you, Paméla could be a dau of Joseph ARBOUR and LudivineAUBÉ. This is disturbing given the fact that Michel and Joseph ARBOUR are brothers . . . I now believe there is only one Philias LECLERC. But who are Paméla's parents? I found Philiasand Paméla's (Yvonne) marriage in a churchrepertoire. Have you seen the actual church record? Perhaps some names were mixed up either in the church record or in the repertoire. Seeing the actual churchcordsure would help. Another theory (I don'tlike it): There are two different PamélaARBOURs. Philias married the first one and then married the second after the first one died. . .

From Denis ARBOUR via email on 28 Oct 2008: No, the priest was not confused. And, yes,the marriage record is probably correct and the obit isprobably wrong. Here's an explanation: Paméla's mother died less than a month after Paméla's birth and Joseph's brother (Michel) and his wife (Georgiana) took care of her.Paméla was only 19 (a "minor") when her father died in 1933. Even though Michel and Georgianaprobably adopted her, six years later, when she married Philias LECLERC, everyone knew who her real parents were. At the time of her death,almost 70 years later and far away from the Bellechasse area, nowonderthere's some confusion about Paméla's parents in the obit. Agreed? A bonus: The marriage record shows that Philias LECLER had been previously married to a woman by the name of Lumina (aka Joséphine) FOURNIER. According to the BSQ, they were married on 20 Nov 1931 (locationunknown). Lumina FOURNIER died 29 Aug 1938 in Quebec City.
--> Note: The LECLERC-FOURNIER marriage took place at StRochIn Quebec City, QC.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- 07 Feb 1948
MUNICIPAL COURT
Three West End youths who, police charge, attempted to settle a difference of opinion by the fistic method last night had charges of disorderly conduct placed on file on payment of costs after they pleaded guilty before Judge Antoine A. Guertin at this morning's session of Municpal Court. According to police, the trio, Robert Provencher, 21, of 57C Walnut St, Maurice Laveille, 23, of 30 Palm St, and Roland Arbour, 22, of 23 Palm St, were arrested following a fight on High St at the corner ofHarrison about 10:30 last night.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Saturday 16 Dec 1950
EIGHT ARRAIGNED INCOURT AFTER GAMBLING RAID
Eight Nashua men pleaded innocent in Municipal Court this morning to charges growing out of a police raid early this morning at an establishment on Water St, where gambling at cards was alleged to be in progress. . ..Roland Arbour of 23 Palm St, . . . charged with gambling at cards. . . .

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Saturday 13 Jan 1951
MUNICIPAL COURT
A group of eight men was arrested last month andthey were all represented by Attorney RobertJ. Doyle today. Receiving fines were . . . Roland Arbour of 23 Palm St, . . . , all charged with gambling.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Saturday 28Apr 1951
7 IN COURT AFTER GAMBLING RAID
Seven men charged with gambling at cardsandbeing present where gaming was in progress at 37 Washington St, pleaded innocent in Municipal Courtthismorning and their cases were continued until 5 May. . . . The group arrested in a raid conductedby police . . . was represented by AttorneyThomasJ. Leonard Jr., who entered pleas of innocent. Police listed the seven as follows: . . . Gambling, Roland Arbour, 25, 23 Palm St, . . .

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Friday 24 Aug 1951
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour, 25, of 23 Park St, and Richard Haggerty, 26, of 6 Maple St, received 30-day suspended sentences when each pleaded nolo to a charge of trespassing on the premises of the Rainbow Neon Co Inc at 53 Pine St.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Saturday 13 Nov 1954
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour, 29, of 32 Temple St, pleaded innocent to assault and battery on Paul F. Sanders. The case was not prossed [sic].

Nashua Telegraph(NH) -- Saturday 27 Nov 1954
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour,29, of 32 Temple St, entered pleas of nolo to separate charges of drunkeness and resisting arrest. The first charge was placed on file and Arbour was fined $20 on the secondcount.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Saturday 23 Jun 1956
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour, 30, 21 Main St, charged with assault and battery upon his wife. Mr. Arbour pleaded guilty and he was given a 60-day suspended sentencewith a mittimus to issue upon the call of Police Chief Joseph L.Regan.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Monday 23 Jul 1956
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour, 30, of 11 Park St, pleaded nolo to charges of resisting arrest and drunkeness. The drunkeness complaint was filed but he wassentenced to 30 days on the second complaint. In addition, a 60-day mittimus for a prior offense was brought forth at the request of the Chief ofPolice.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Wednesday27 Jan 1960
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour, 34, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court this morning to being a vagabond with no visible means of support and he was sentenced to90 days at the House of Correction. Judge Antoine A. Guertin presided.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Wednesday 06 Jul 1960
SWIMMERS GAMBOL INRIVER WHILE COPS WAIT ON SHORE
Police arrested two men for drunkeness yesterday after the pair swam inthe Nashua River near the Main StreetBridge. Scores of spectators observed police as they rescued one swimmer who got tired. He had gone intothe water after authorities ordered him to get dressed. Police identified the two men as William Lester, 41, Merrimack, and Roland Arbour,34,of 18 Vine St. . . . Arbour was not arraigned this morning. He faces charges of 1, drunkeness and 2, resisting arrest. When police arrived atthe scene, northeast bank of the Nashua River, the authorities said Lester was sitting on thebank, in the nude, while Arbour wasin the water.Arbour, wearing shorts, came out of the river upon order of police whodirected him to dress. Moments later and fully dressed, Arbour leaped into the water. Policec estimated he swam for about15 minutes and then tired. Police pulled him ashore by use of a rope.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Thursday 07 Jul 1960
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour, 34, of 18 Vine St, pleaded nolo to drunkeness and resisting arrest. .. .He was sentenced to 90 days in the House of Correction on the former count while the resisting arrest charge was continued forsentencing.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Monday 24 Jul 1961
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour, 35, of18 Pine St, pleaded nolo to the theft of two cans of sterno from the 20th Century Market, 247 Main St. Sterno was used for drinking, police said. The respondent was sentenced to 90 days in theHouse of Correction.

Nashua Telegraph(NH) --Thursday 22 Aug 1963
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour, 37, no home listed, pleaded nolo to being a vagabond andwas sentenced to 30days in the County House of Correction.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Monday 21 Sep 1964
MUNICIPAL COURT
Roland Arbour, 38, of Nashua, pleaded nolo to being a vagabond and was sentenced to 30 days in the County House of Correction with mittimus toissue at the call of Chief Paul J. Tracy.

Nashua Telegraph(NH)-- Tuesday 04 May 1965
DISTRICT COURT
Roland Arbour, 39, of no known permanent address, pleaded nolo to beinga vagabond and received a 30-day House of Correction sentence.

Nashua Telegraph (NH) -- Wednesday 06 Dec 1967
DISTRICT COURT
Roland Arbour, 47, and Robert Michaud, 43, pleaded guilty to vagabond charges and both were sentenced to four months in the house of correction.
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US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
Name: Roland V Arbour
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 13 Oct 1925
Death Date: 28 May 1976
SSN: 002140286
Branch 1: NAVY
Enlistment Date 1:10 Dec1942
Release Date 1: 7 Jan 1943

He had 1 Living Arbour

New Britain Daily Herald (CT) -- 21 Jan 1953
Mrs. Delia Langlois, 74, of 121 Maple Street, widow of Edward Langlois,died last night at New Britain General Hospital.Born inCanada, she wasthe daughter of the late Theophile and Delima (Boucher) Arbour and lived here about 40 years. She was a member of St Peter's Church and its St Ann's Society. She was a sister of the late Joseph Arbour of this city. Mrs. Langlois leaves a son, Joseph Langlois of Ottawa, Canada; two daughters Mrs. Angelo Morelli of Hartford, and Mrs.Salvatore D'Amato of this city; three brothers, Adelard Arbour of Hartford, John Arbour of Montreal, and Theophile Arbour of StRaphael, Canada; a sister, Mary Arbour, of Quebec; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Friday at 8:30 am at the Curtin Funeral Home and at9 o'clock at St Peter's Church. Burial will be in St Mary's Cemetery. The funeral home will be open tonight from 7:30 to 10 o'clock, and tomorrow from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm.

She had 3 children

News Chronicle (Thunder Bay, ON) -- 11 Feb 1947
DEATH OF MRS. MARIE ARBOUR
The death occurred in Port Arthur Hospital early this morning after a brief illness of Mrs. Marie Arbour, 65, wife of Joseph Arbour, 205 Shaniah St. Born at Gaspe, Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Arbour were married there in1902 and have lived in Port Arthur for 27 years. Mrs. Arbour was a member of St Andrew's Roman Catholic Church and is survivedby her husband,seven sons, one daughter, four brothers, and 17 grandchildren. The sons are Fred and George, at the family home; Homer and Reginald, Port Arthur; Ashadour, Sarnia; Lionelle, Vancouver; and Dona, Geraldton; the daughter, Louise, Mrs.John Briel, St James Street, Port Arthur; the brothers, Frank, Jacques, and George Dihotte, all of Gaspe. Funeral serviceswill be held Thursday from Everest'sChapel at 8:45 am to St Andrew's Cemetery. Prayers will be said Wednesday evening at Everest's Chapel.

News Chronicle (Thunder Bay, ON) -- 25 Feb 1963
ARBOUR -- Frank Arbour, age 62, of Apt 2, 43 S Cumberland St, died Sunday, 24 February 1963, in hospital. Born in Gaspe, QC,he came to Port Arthur in 1923, and for the past 20 years had been employed by the Port Arthur Park's Board. He was a memberof St Andrew's Roman Catholic Church, and Our Lady of The Blue Army. Surviving are his wife, Mary; three brothers: Albert,502 College St, Roland, 381 Hodder Ave, and Raymond, Toronto; three sisters: Mrs. Clara Ahern, Montreal, Mrs. Enrie Roach, Toronto, and Miss Alice Arbour, Cumberland Hall, Port Arthur; nieces and nephews. Funeral will be held at9:45 am Wednesday, from teh Everest Funeral Chapel, 299 Arthur St, to St Andrew's Roman Catholic Church, for solemn requiem high mass at 10:00 am.Interment in St Andrew's Cemetery. Prayers Tuesday evening at 8:00 in the Everest Chapel.

Note from 04 May 2008: I have this Lise as the daughter of Abondance ARBOUR and Eunice MOLLOY. Is that correct?

From Denis ARBOUR via email on 04 May 2008: It matcheswhat I have in myfiles.

Note from 04 May 2008: This means that Eunice would have been 55 when she had Lise. ??? It is possible these days with a petri dish, but highly, highly unlikely in 1938. Is she perhaps a grandchild?I cannot findbaptisms when I need them. !!!

From Denis ARBOUR via email on 06 May 2008: OK. I'll say she is a grandchild. According to my notes from the cemetery, her name appears on thesame headstone as Abondance and Unice. Lucien and Laurette also appearon the headstone but clearly marked as "son" and "daughter". There is no such marking for Lise. I was clearly wrong about her.

Note from 08 Jun 2008: Do you agree with the Lise mix-up? How did we ever attach her to Abondance andEunice in the first place?

From Denis ARBOUR via email on 14 Jun 2008: Yes, I agree. I'm probably responsible for this mix-up. Lise appears on Abondance's headstone, which led me to believe she was his daughter.

obits.dignitymemorial.com -- extracted 03 May 2011
Ms. Francine Arbor Croxson 2 February 1951 - 23 March 2010
FrancineArbor Croxson, age 59 years, died at her Algiers,LA, residence on Wednesday, 23 June 2010, at 6:30 pm. Life partner of Richard Shields. Ms. Croxson was a graduate of the University of New Orleans, and was a retired Social Worker for the State of Louisiana (Algiers office). She was atrue advocatefor low income families and their housing needs, and worked diligently to that end. In addition to being a world traveler,she was a true pioneer in the historic preservation of Algiers Point, buying and restoring historic homesin the mid 1980s longbefore it became popular. At her request, no services will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to the American Cancer Society. Tharp-Sontheimer Funeral Home of Metairie in charge of arrangements. Condolences maybe expressed onlineat www.tharpsontheimer.com. Information: (504) 835-2341

Excerpt from Francine's online Guestbook . . .
"Richard, I have known Francine since the 3rd grade. She was my best friend for along time andI feel she is in a better placenow.I will miss her very much take care of yourself and go to Mexico..." - Judy Ray

Obitsforlife.com -- excerpted 30 Jan 2012
Julia Arbour
Date of Birth: Unknown
Date of Death: Wednesday, 10 August2011
Funeral Home: Newediuk Funeral Home, 2058 Kipling Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M9W 4J9
Obituary: No obituary found.

Excerpts from Julia's online Guestbook . . .

11 Aug 2011
My condolences to Aunt Julia's family. My thoughts and prayers are withyou at this time. Diane Boismier (Rivest)

11 Aug 2011
Our sincere condolences to the Arbour Family for your loss. Erik, Nancy, Kristin and Sean Tollefsen

11 Aug 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Aunt Julia meant a lot to me and I will cherish all the happy memories of our visits. She could always make me laugh. I hope you find comfort knowing that she was so loved. Denise Constantineau and family

10 Aug 2011
Sympathies with father and my aunts and uncles, my cousins and family. Ross Arbour

On 11 Oct 1923, Valmont entered the US via the port of Van Buren, ME. He was noted as being 5'4" with a medium complexion, brownhair, and brown eyes.

On 24 May 1924,Valmont again entered the US via the port of Van Buren, ME. He was headed for North East Carry, ME, and the Great Northern Paper Company. He was noted as being 5'10" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. He had $20 inhis pocket.
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Bio from Facebook on 13 May 2010:
13 May 1904 -- Born in Bonaventure, Quebec, Jean-Paul-Valmont ARBOUR was the 2nd of 11 children of farmer Joseph-Felix ARBOUR and farmwife Celina ARSENAULT. As a young man, Valmont did a variety of jobs and was considered to be a general laborer. On 11 October 1923, Valmont entered the US via the port of Van Buren, ME. He was noted as being 5'4" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. On 24 May 1924, Valmont again enteredthe US via the port of Van Buren, ME. He was headed for North East Carry, ME, and the Great Northern Paper Company. He was noted as being 5'10" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. Hehad$20 in his pocket. It seems that he grew quite a bit from age 19 to20! After his forays into the US for work, Valmont decided to settle down a tad closer to home. On 12 August 1929, he married 22-year old Marie-Cecile-Yvonne POIRIER in St-Simeon, Quebec. They proceeded to have 11 childrenover the next 15 years, although one infant girl was stillborn. In about 1940, the family moved away from Bonaventure County to livein Vercheres County. Celina died in Montreal on 10 November 1968. Valmont had surpassed his 89th birthday when he diedin Beloil, Quebec, on 31 July 1993. We only know of 6 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren for Valmont and Celina. These numbers are no doubt very low. If anyone knows more about this couple,please share.

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On 13 Apr 1918, Rose (recorded in error as Vital ARBOUR but should havebeen Mrs. Vital ARBOUR) and Margaret emigrated to the USvia the port of Malone, NY. They intended to intially stay in Malone with her brotherRev. G.. BLANCHARD. Rose was noted as being 5' tall with a dark complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. Margaret was noted as being 5'4" tallwith a fair complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. Rosehad $20 in herpocketbook.

Malone Farmer (NY) -- Mar 1922
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The will of the lateRev. Father Blanchard has been offered for probate.. . . furniture, framed pictures, carpet, etc, to his sister Mrs. Arbour; graphophone to Margaret Arbour . . . The will also directs that hissister should send souvenirs to Mrs.(Dr.) Brunelle and their childrenand to three of Father Blanchard's nieces.

Malone Farmer (NY) -- Wednesday 07 Mar 1917
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A GOOD WOMAN CALLED TO HER REWARD -- Mrs. Mary L. Conley passed away
. . . and the deep sympathy goes out to him and his only remaining sister, Mrs. Vital Arbour, who now resides with him. Mrs. Conley was born at St Rosalie, county of Bagot, provinceof Quebec, and was one of a family of nine children, seven brothersand two sisters. Of these only Father Blanchard and Mrs. Arbour survive.

Malone Farmer (NY) -- Wednesday 25 Mar 1925
ARBOUR --At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Lavine, in Malone, 19 March, suddenly of heart disease, Mrs. Rose Arbour, aged 65. Mrs. Arbour had suffered from heart weakness for several months but was able tobe up and about when stricken. She was a faithful member of the Notre Dame Churchand a woman of most kindly and lovable qualities, who washeld in high esteem for sympathetic and generous nature by all who knew her. She was a sister of the late Rev. Father Blanchard. Her only near relative surviving is her daughter. The funeraltook place from Notre DameChurch Saturday morning.

On 20 Jun 1938, Demerise travelled to the US via the port of Babb, MT. She left Moose .. , SK, and was headed for the home of her son Albert. Demerise was noted to be 5'1" tall with a medium complexion, brown hair, and blue eyes. She carried $50 with her.

According to the 1910 Census, Demerise's parents were both born in Quebec.

According to Lucien StAMAND: After William's death, Demerise lived withdaughter Juliette in Kelowna until she passed away.

On 20 Nov 1922, shortly after her wedding, Alice emigrated to the US via the port of Newport, VT, to be with John in Centredale,RI. She was noted to be 5' tall with a medium complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes.She carried $500 with her.

According to the 1935 Rhode Island Census, Alice was born on 22 Dec 1891.

On 21 Nov 1911, John travelled with his brother Ambroise to the US via Newport, VT, and was headed for Providence, RI. He was going to stay with a friend Alme FOSTER, 5 Windsor St, Providence. He was noted as being 5'8" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and blue eyes. He had $65 in his pocket.

John's WWI Draft Registration reported him as being of medium height with a medium build, blue eyes, and brown hair. His birth date was recorded as 07 May 1887.

According to his Naturalization paperwork in 1919, John was born on 07 May 1888.

According to the 1935 Rhode Island Census, John was born on 07 May 1890.

On 29 Dec 1950, Herve and family travelled on the train to the US via the port of Buffalo, NY. They were going to visit friend Paul SAUCIER, 364 Woodward St, Buffalo, NY,and declared their intention to reside permanently in the US. Anastasia was noted as being 5' 2 1/2" with a fair complexion, light brown hair, and grey eyes.Frances was noted as being 4' with a fair complexion, blond hair, and blue-grey eyes.
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Tonawanda News (NY) -- Monday 05 Oct 1987 -- pg 2
ARBOUR -- Herve Arbour, 73, of North Tonawanda, Saturday (03 October 1987) at DeGraff Memorial Hospital. Mr. Arbour was a member of St Albert the Great RC Church andretired in 1981 fromthe Abrasive Division of Carborundum Co. Mr. Arbouris survived by his wife, Anastasia (nee Peck) Arbour; one son, Joseph R. Arbour of North Tonawanda; two daughters, Ms. F. Janet Arbour of West Palm Beach, FL, and Mrs. Daniel (Donna) McCrohan of Tonawanda; three brothers, Ovila (Alma), Gerard, Maurice (Helen) Arbour, all of Montreal, Quebec; two sisters, Mrs. Roger (Ida) Lussier and Mrs. Marceo (Julliette) Nieri, both of Montreal; two grandchildren, Branden and Erin McCrohan, of Tonawanda; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Brother of the lateHerman Arbour. Friends may call Monday 2-4 and 7-9 pm at the Wattengal Funeral Home, Inc.,307 Oliver Street, North Tonawanda. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Tuesday at 10 am at St. Albert the Great RC Church, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gerald Kreuzerofficiating. Entombment Holy Family Mausoleum, Mt Olivet Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to DeGraff Memorial Hospital Foundation.

On 9 Apr 1891, the Census enumerator visited the Arbour family in St-Raphael, QC. Sadly, the family had buried Louise just the day before and were no doubt mired in profound grief.

On 20 Feb 1918, Hilaire and Delphine travelled to the US via the port of Newport, VT. They left son Exear in St-Raphael, QC, and were going tojoin their daughter Donalda BOIVIN in Sa.., MA. Hilaire was last in the US in1900 when he went to MA. Delphine was previously in the US for 11 months during 1890 in Winstead, CT. Hilaire was noted to b 5'10" witha medium complexion, grey hair, and blue eyes. Delphine was noted to be 5'3" with a medium complexion, black hair, and brown eyes. They carried $95 with them.

Ottawa Citizen (ON) -- 03 Oct 2004
FORTIN, Mrs. Delina -- Peacefully on Friday, 1 October 2004, at the ageof 57 years. Dear daughter of Fleurette StAmour. Loving mother ofPierre (Diane), Jean (Tricia), and Marc (Manon) and the father of their children Laurier Fortin. She will be sadly missed by 7 grandchildren Eric, Joel, Joanne, Mathieux, Jonathan, Jonah, and Carissa, and also 2 sisters Micheline and Georgette. Funeral arrangments have been entrusted to Racine, Robert & Gauthier Funeral Home, 180 Montreal Rd., Ottawa (241-3680). Visitation will be held on Monday, 4 October, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm and from 9:30 am on Tuesday. Funeral service will be held onTuesday, 5 October 2004, at 10:30 am in Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Church (435 Montreal Road, Ottawa). For those wishing, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. For messages of condolences by internet at www.mem.com

A Very Nice Tribute by Fiona Mitchell from www.mem.com
To the family of Delina Fortin: I worked with Delina for several years.She was in charge of preparing my expense report (and making sureI gotmy cheques!) I always knewwhere I stood with Delina. She gave me heck if I lost an invoice and told me in no uncertain terms how I could improve my accuracy and timliness! Delina hada great sense of humour and always made me laugh. Shespoke to me with great affection abouther family. Even though I worked in Toronto and she in Ottawa, we had fun on our frequent phone calls and I always looked forward to seeing her when I was in Ottawa. Please accept my deepest sympathies.The thoughts and prayers of our Toronto staffare with you today.
Fiona Mitchell, Vice President Human Resources, Morrison Lamothe Inc.

Ottawa Citizen (ON) -- 03 Oct 2004
FORTIN, Mrs. Delina -- Peacefully on Friday, 1 October 2004, at the ageof 57 years. Dear daughter of Fleurette StAmour. Loving mother ofPierre (Diane), Jean (Tricia), and Marc (Manon) and the father of their children Laurier Fortin. She will be sadly missed by 7 grandchildren Eric, Joel, Joanne, Mathieux, Jonathan, Jonah, and Carissa, and also 2 sisters Micheline and Georgette. Funeral arrangments have been entrusted to Racine, Robert & Gauthier Funeral Home, 180 Montreal Rd., Ottawa (241-3680). Visitation will be held on Monday, 4 October, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm and from 9:30 am on Tuesday. Funeral service will be held onTuesday, 5 October 2004, at 10:30 am in Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Church (435 Montreal Road, Ottawa). For those wishing, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. For messages of condolences by internet at www.mem.com

A Very Nice Tribute by Fiona Mitchell from www.mem.com
To the family of Delina Fortin: I worked with Delina for several years.She was in charge of preparing my expense report (and making sureI gotmy cheques!) I always knewwhere I stood with Delina. She gave me heck if I lost an invoice and told me in no uncertain terms how I could improve my accuracy and timliness! Delina hada great sense of humour and always made me laugh. Shespoke to me with great affection abouther family. Even though I worked in Toronto and she in Ottawa, we had fun on our frequent phone calls and I always looked forward to seeing her when I was in Ottawa. Please accept my deepest sympathies.The thoughts and prayers of our Toronto staffare with you today.
Fiona Mitchell, Vice President Human Resources, Morrison Lamothe Inc.

Ottawa Citizen (ON) -- 20 May 1997
ARBOUR, Rene Ernest (Retired Capt - Ottawa Fire Dept) -- On Monday 19 May 1997, Rene Arbour, age 85 years. Husband of the late Florida Benoit.Loving father of Ronald (Marion), Bob (husband of Maureen), and Linda (Gary Munro). Lovingly remembered bynine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Predeceased by son, Gerald, and brother, Roland. Friendsmay call at the Kelly FuneralHome, 2313 Carling Ave. (west of Woodroffe), from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Wednesday. Funeral service Thursday in thechapel at 11 am. Internment Notre Dame Cemetery. In memoriam donations to the Perley and Rideau Health Centre appreciated. Kelly Funeral Homes

Our Joseph was possibly the Joseph ARBOUR born Oct 1877 in QC and living as a boarder with Charles MALLEFONTAINE at 185 Fremont Street in Lowell, MA, in 1900, with wife Anna ..., who was born Jan 1881 in QC. This Joseph worked as a machinist at a hosiery factory and his wife Anna worked as a linker at a hosiery factory. Anna migrated to the US in 1893 and the young couple was married eight months before the Census, in about Jul 1899. They became Naturalized Citizens in 1917. In 1920, they rented a house at 208 French Street in Lowell, MA, with his sister-in-law Melina PELOQUIN, who was born about 1886 in QC, was a widow, and workedas a looper ina stocking factory.That year, Joseph worked as a machinist at a machine shop and Anna no longer worked outside the home. They appear to have had no children.[1900&1920Census]

Our Joseph also possibly lived with brother Louis in Winsted, CT, in 1913, moved to Canada in 1915, and returned to Winsted in 1916. In 1922, this Joseph moved to New Britain, CT.

Our Joseph also possibly lived in Lowell, MA, and married Eva ...

According to his WWI Draft Registration, Joseph was of medium height with a stout build. He had brown eyes and brown hair.

Pembroke Daily Observer (ON) -- 10 Jul 2002
ARBOUR, Violet Mary -- Peacefully at Ottawa General Hospital on Monday,8 July 2002, in her 86th year. Violet Mary Arbour(nee Beauchamp) of Chalk River, beloved wife of the late Lawrence Arbour. Cherished mother of Lois (Ray) Desbois of Winnipeg, Geraldine Lorion of Montreal, Norman (Pauline) of Ottawa, John (Louann), Vincent (Janice), and Irene (Michael) Gilfoyle, all of London, Josephine (Georgette) of Hamilton, Andrew of Vancouver, Teresa Monette (Charles Arcand) of Carleton Place, and Muriel (Kevin) Tennant and Mary Ann (Randy) Tennant, both of Chalk River. Predeceased by parents Felix and MaryJane Beauchamp (neeBedard), by sonOrville, by 4 sisters and by 1 brother. Also survived by 15 brothers and sisters, by 33 grandchildren, by 38 great grandchildren, and by 1 great great grandchild. Visitation at the Valley Funeral Home, DeepRiver on Thursday from 2-4and 7-9 pm. Funeral Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St Anthony's Church, Chalk River on Friday, 12 July 2002 at 11 am. Interment St Anthony's Cemetery, Chalk River. As an expression of sympathy, donations to St Mary's Home or Marianhill would be appreciated. Arrangements by the Neville Funeral Home, Pembroke.

Sailed as an Ordinary Seaman on the "Orizaba" from New York, NY, to Havana, Cuba, and back again, departing on 04 Jan 1930 and returning on 10Jan 1930. He was noted to be 5'8" and 145 lbs.
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According to the 1940 Census, Bill had completed two years of high school.
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In 1940, Bill reported that he had earned $250 in 1939.
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Bill and his wife Marion had nochildren.
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ARBOUR, Wilfred Joseph d 26 Jun 1986 Duluth, St Louis Co, MN [Cert #5505] [Midway Twp]
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From her great-niece Linanne ARBOUR GIERSCH via email on 09 Jul 2009: My mom said she met my Grandpa's older brother, Bill,and also knew of a sister who she never met, who lived in Washington (Seattle) and was a kleptomaniac.

Sarnia Observer (ON) -- 19 Sep 2002
ARBOUR -- At Lambton Hospitals Group on Tuesday, 17 Sep 2002, Levina Octavia Arbour, age 89 of Sarnia. Beloved wife of the late AshadourArbour. Loving mother of Ruth Bahro and her husband Tony of Alvinston, DonaldArbour and his wife Bonnie of Sarnia, and son-in-law Douglas Metcalfe ofSarnia. Sister of Alice Perrier and Marie Perrier of Thunder Bay, Joseph Bonefant and his wife Alice of London. Also survived by her grandchildren Dan and Susan Kucera, David and Cindy Kucera, Karen McMaster, Laurie and Paul Flint, Kim Bahro, Bonnie and Lyle Thuss, Paula and Steve Norcross, Michelle Arbour, Heather Arbour, and Scott Arbour. Great-grandchildren Ryan, Samantha, Kayla, Ashley, Mike,Jodi Lynn, David, Jonathan, Jared, Dan, Allison, Mark, Nicole, Rebecca, Jessica, and Jared. Great-great-grandchildren Cameron, Angelica, Jordyn, and Aiden. Predeceasedby her son Leonard Arbour,her daughter Lorraine Metcalfe, her grandsonDoug Kucera, and great-granddaughter Theresa Baxter. Visitation at theMcKenzie and Blundy Funeral Home and Cremation Center, 431 Christina St N, Sarnia, 2-4 and 7-9 pm Thursday where prayers will be offered at 8:30 pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday 11 am at Sacred Heart Church. Interment Our Lady Of Mercy Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, friends who wish to donate may send memorialdonations toCNIB or charity of choice.Messages of condolence and memories may be left at www.mckenzie-blundy.com. "When flesh and heart shall fail, and mortal life shall cease, I shall possess within the veil, a life of joy and peace."
A tree will be planted in memory of LevinaArbour in the McKenzie-BlundyForest. Dedication service Sunday, 21 September 2003, at 2:00 pm at the Wawanosh Wetlands Conservation Area.

Schectady Gazette (NY) -- Wednesday 22 Apr 1959
Arbour Ends Army Course
Army Specialist Five Ronald P Arbour, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Leopold Arbour of 1360 Rosewood Avenue, recently was graduated from the noncommissioned officer academy at Bad Tolz, Germany. Regularly assigned as a guided Missile propellant supervisoratthe Fischbach US Army Ordnance Depot, he received four weeks of refresher training in map reading, combat tactics, and leadership. He enlisted in the Army in July 1955, and arrive in Europe in January 1957. Arbour, whose wife Gerlinde is with him in Germany, in a 1955 graduate of Draper High School.
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The Daily Gazette (NY) -- 08 Apr 1991
RONALD ARBOUR SR
Rotterdam -- Ronald P. Arbour Sr, 54, of Barton Avenue, died yesterday at Ellis Hospital after a long illness. Born in Schenectady, Mr. Arbourhad lived in Rotterdam most of his life. He was employed as adesign engineer for the New York Telephone Coin Schenectady for more than 24 years. Mr. Arbour served in the Army as an explosive specialist from 1955to 1961 and was stationed in Fischbach, Germany. He was a memberof Bellevue Reformed Church, theBPOE Elks Lodge 2157, the Loyal Order of the Moose, the New York Telephone Pioneers, and the National Rifle Association. Survivors include his wife, Gerlinde Salzmann Arbour, whom he married 6 Sep 1958; a son,Ronald P. Arbour Jr, of Utica; a daughter Mrs. Katherine Arbour-Paish of Vancouver, British Columbia; his parents Ruth and Paul Arbour of Rotterdam; two sisters, Mrs. Dolores Fonda and Mrs. Ruth Menia, both of Schenectady; and three grandchildren. The service will be at 11 am Wednesdayat the funeral home. Burial will take place in the Schenectady Memorial Park. Calling hours will be from 7 to 9 pm tomorrow at the DeMarco-Stone Funeral Home, 1605 Heiderberg Ave. Memorial contributions may be made to the Bellevue Reformed Churchor the American Cancer Society.
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Bio from Facebook on 26 May 2010:
26 May 1936 -- Born in Schenectady, New York, Ronald P. ARBOUR was one of 3 children of laborer Pierre-Paul-Leopold ARBOUR and his wife Ruth E. JOHNSON. Having grown up in Rotterdam, NY, with his 2 sisters, Ronaldopted to see a bit of the world andsubsequently joined the Army. He then served as an Army explosive specialist from 1955 to 1961, during which time he was stationed in Fischbach, Germany. Hemet and later married his wife, 22-year old Gerlinde SALZMANN, in Germany on 06 September 1958. Ronald and Gerlinde had 2 children, Ronald Jr. and Katherine, returning to New York sometime around their births. Ronald was then employed as a design engineer for the New York Telephone Co in Schenectady formore than 24 years. He died in Schenectady on 07 April 1991. Gerlinde was known to still be living in 2008. It isunknown if they have any grandchildren.
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US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
Name: Ronald Paul Arbour
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 26 May 1936
Death Date: 7 Apr 1991
SSN: 091280086
Branch 1: ARMY
Enlistment Date 1: 11 Jul 1955
Release Date 1:21Apr1961

Schenectady Gazette (NY) - Friday 04 Aug 1944
Burchhardts To Make Home On Crane St
Miss Marie Arbour, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jon Arbour of Bonaventure, Quebec, Canada,became the bride of John Maitland Burchhardt, son of Mr and Mrs Otto Burchhardt of Jackson Place, on 29 July at the Sacred Heart French Catholic Church. Miss Ermalene Arbour, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Leonard Arbour, brother of thebride, served as best man. Miss Sarah Alice Burchhardt, sister of the bridegroom, sang "Ave Maria" inlatin. The organ music was played by the church organist. A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Burchhardt. Out of town guestsincluded Mrs Ermalene Arbour of Bonaventure, Quebec, and Mrs Robert Burchhardt of Otego. The bride wore a purple suit with white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. The maid of honor wore a gold street lengthdress with tan accessories and a corsage of mixed roses. The mother ofthe bridegroom wore a moss green silk dress with white accessories anda corsage of red roses. Mrs Burchhardt was graduated from Bonaventure schools and Mr Burchhardt attended Oneonta State Teachers' Collge and Alfred University, leaving the latter when the National Guards were mobilized in 1940. He has served in the Pacific area and was honorably discharged in August 1943. Following a wedding trip to New York, the couplewill make their home at 663 Crane Street. MrsBurchhardt is employed atthe General Electric Co and Mr Burchhardt is employed as a nautical inspector at the Scotia Naval Supply Depot.

Schenectady Gazette (NY) -- 1974
ARBOUR -- 27 June 1974, Mary Helen Grygas, wife of Joseph L Arbour of 357 Melrose St. Mother of Mrs Gino Ferri and Richard Arbour, both of Scenectady. Sister of Joseph Grygas, Mrs Joseph Radcliffe, and Mrs Louis LaBrie, all of Schenectady. Also survived by 5 grandchildren and severalnieces and nephews. Funeral service Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the Bond Funeral and at 10 o'clock from Sacred Heart Chruch, where the Liturgy of Christian death and burial will be celebrated. Relative and friends are invited. The Funeral Home will be open Sunday evening after 7 o'clock. Interment St Cyrill's and Method Cemetery.

Mary's parents were both born in Lithuania.[1930Census)

Schenectady Gazette (NY) -- Sunday 03 Dec 1967
ARBOUR RITE TOMORROW; DIES AT 59
Joseph Arbour, 59, of 464 Olean St, died Wednesday at Ellis Hospital after a brief illness. Mr. Arbour, a native of Canada, had lived in Schenectady 40 years and was employed at Alco Products for 30 years. He was a communicant of Sacred Heart Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.Mary Della Villa Arbour; two daughters, Mrs. Charles Gardiner and MissJudith Arbour; his father, John Arbour of Canada; five brothers, Leopold and Leonard Arbour, both of Schenectady, Amede, Robert, and Gene PaulArbour, all of Canada; six sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Borudage, Mrs. Grace Le Liebre, Mrs.Emma Eprgsey, and Mrs. Felicienne St Dennis, all of Canada, Mrs. John Burchhart and Mrs. Sam Curcio, both of Schenectady. A requiem high mass will be celebrated atSacred Heart Church at 9 am tomorrow, preceded by a service at the DeLegge Funeral Home at9. Burial will be in St Anthony's Cemetery. The funeral home will be open after 7 tonight.

Schenectady Gazette (NY) -- Sunday 03 Dec 1967
ARBOUR -- 6 Decemberr 1967, at rest, Joseph Bof 464 Olean St, beloved husband of Mrs. Mary Della Villa Arbour, father of Mrs. Charles (Marie) Gardiner and Miss Judith Arbour; son of John Arbour of Canada; brother of Leopold and Leonard Arbour of Schenectady, Amede, Robert, and Gene Paul Arbour of Canada, Mrs. Evelyn Bourdage, Mrs. Grace Le Liebre, Mrs. Emma Eprgsey, and Mrs. Felicienne St Dennis, all of Canada, Mrs. John (Alda) Burchart andMrs. Sam (Hermeline) Curcio of Schenectady. Funeral Saturday morning at 8 am from Delegge Funeral Home, 1220 Congress Street, thence to theSacred Heart Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9 am. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Calling hours Friday evening from 7 to 9 pm. Interment, St Anthony's Cemetery.

Sudbury (ON) Star --22 Aug 1997
ARBOUR, ANDRE-EDGAR
In loving memory of Andre-Edgar Arbour, 73 years, after a tough battle with cancer, Thursday morning, 21 August 1997, at his residence in Chelmsford, surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Victoria Mines,ON, and in 1945, he married Madeleine (nee Parent) in Windsor. He was a miner at INCO Ltd for 25 years, retiring in 1976 due to his failing health. He was a Roman Catholic member of St Joseph's Church in Chelmsford and a member of the INCO Quarter Century Club. Andre was a great lover of cars and was very proud of every "Ford" product that he owned. Hewas a devoted husband and father and enjoyed being surrounded by his grandchildren and great-granddaughters. He leaves a rich legacy of love and will be sadly missed but never forgotten. Beloved husband of Madeleine (nee Parent) Arbour of Chelmsford. Loving father of Patricia (husband Joseph Svab) of Windsor, Lucille (husband Dan Sweeny) of Sudbury, and Marcel (wife Anna) of Windsor. Will be sadly missed by his grandchildren: Christina, Andrew (wife Francine), Tommy (predeceased), Jennifer, Krysten, Darian, Angie, Samantha, and great-granddaughters Melina and Mackenzie. Son of Jean and Delina (StJean) Arbour, both predeceased. Dear brother of Florida Patry of New Market, Paul (wife Julia)of Rexdale, Eveline (husband David Constantineau) ofSudbury, and predeceased by Alma Bondarenko, Ernest, Joseph, and Clara Descoteaux. Also survived by many brothers- and sisters-in-law in Windsor and the surrounding area. Resting at the Lougheed Funeral Home, 252 Regent St. Funeral Mass in StJoseph's Church, Errington St, Chelmsford, Monday, 25 August 1997, at 11:00 am. Interment in the Chelmsford Cemetery. Donations to the Northern Cancer Research Foundation would be appreciated.

Sudbury Star (ON) -- Monday 09 Nov 2009
SWEENEY, Lucy Marie -- In Loving Memory of Lucy Marie Sweeney (nee Arbour), 55 years, who passed away Saturday, 7 November 2009 at the Vale Inco Hospice. Beloved wife of Daniel Sweeney. Loving mother of 4 children, Tommy Carrey (predeceased 1980), Jennifer Carrey, Krysten Sweeney, and Darian Sweeney. Cherished daughter of André (predeceased 1997)and Madeleine (Parent) Arbour of Chelmsford. She is survived by two siblings: sister Patricia (Arbour) Svab (husband Josef) andbrother MarcelArbour (wife Anna), both of Windsor, Ontario. Loving aunt of Christina, Andy, Angie, Samantha, Donald, Lisa, Krista, Patrick, Ashley, Brandon, Miranda, Austin, Kyle and Curtis. She will be sorely missed as the grandmother (Mimi) of Jaxon Portelance. Lucy will undoubtedly be remembered for her determination and her will to live. Almost a year to the dayshe was diagnosed with lung cancer, and approximately 3 months after the date of her appointed life expectancy, she left peacefully. Wishing to maximize her time on earth, Lucy fought her disease tirelessly through radiation and chemotherapeutic treatment, through Intensive Care, and through the emotional realization of her looming departure. However, Lucy was able to achieve her primarygoal in life: to raise her children with the utmost care and to ensure their future success. She had a critical eye, a passion for meticulous work, an artistic flair and an unrivalled level of organization. Her talent for decorating and planning school and community functions was appreciated by many. She lived for her kids, her grandson, her husband and her many loyal pets (including Tango and Frodo). Always prepared to encourage or defend her family in any endeavours that they undertook, she truly deserves the title of number one fan. She was an amazing mother, a fantastic wife, and an inspiration to all those who have known her and have been touched by her long and arduous journey. Resting at the Jackson & Bernard Funeral Home.233 Larch St. Sudbury. Funeral Service in St Jean de Brebeuf Church, Wednesday 11 November 2009 at 10:30 am. Donations to MaisonVale Inco Hospice or the North Eastern Ontario Regional Cancer Centre would be appreciated. (Friends May Call Tuesday 2-5& 7-9) To light a memorial candle, flowers, donations or messages of condolences available on-line atwww.lougheed.org

From Lucy's online Guestbook -- 09 Nov 2009
Posted by Linda Drouin (acquaintance) On Monday, 9 November 2009
I would like to extend my sincerest condolences to the Sweeney family on the loss of their dear Lucy. I met Lucy throughmydaughter Jessica whowent to school with Darian and Krysten. Lucy was always involved in every school function and always had an incredible gleam in her eyes whenit came to her children. I'm sure they as well as many other children whom she helpedand mentored willmiss her.

Posted by Sheryl (inlaw) On Monday, 9 November 2009
To Dan, Jenn, Kristen, and Darrin, My deepest and sincerest condolences. She was an amazing person and she fought relentlessly. We are thinking about youas you go through this very trying time...sending our love..xxooxxooSheryl, Mel, Nat, Val and Emixxooxxoo

Sudbury Star (ON) -- Sep 1954
An 80-year old Sudbury resident, Jean Arbour died today in his home following a short illness. Previously he had lived in Sturgeon Falls and Cooper Cliff. He married the former Louise Nicholas 12 years ago and is survived by four sons, Ernest of Ottawa, Joseph and Paul of Bruce Mines, Andre of Azilda; four daughters, Mrs. J. Bondarenko of Bruce Mines, Mrs. J. Descoteaux of Espanola, Mrs.A. Patry of Whitefish, and Mrs. D. Constantineau of Sudbury; 28 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Mr. Arbour was born at Cap Perce, Quebec. In the city, he attended Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church. Funeral arrangements are yet to be completed by Co-Operative Funeral Home. The body is at the family home.
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According to Marc BOULANGER, John was born in Perce 01 Jun 1879. He also may have been born on 29 Jul 1874.

According to his tombstone, John died on 08 Sep 1955.

The 1881 Census reported Eliza as being born about 1855. Perhaps her birth date in the 1901 Census reflects her unwillingness toadmit her trueage to her younger husband.

Residences in Montreal from Lovell's Directory:
1885 -- 47 Campeau
1877 -- Dressmaker -- 260 Sanguinet
1878-1879 -- 228 Lagauchetiere
1891 -- Dressmaker -- 247 Lagauchetiere
1892 -- Dressmaker -- 195 St Andre

The 1900 Census shows that Emma had given birth to a child but none were still living. The 1910 Census shows that Emma had givenbirth to 3 children but only Everett was still living. Very little is known about these other two children.

Also living with Joseph and Emma in 1900 were Joseph's brothers Adelardand Julius.

By the 1920s and in the 1930 Census, Joseph, Emma, son Everett, and Everett's family all lived in one house. Both Joseph and Everett were recorded as owning a house worth $25,000, but it is unclear exactly which one of them owned the house at 121 Maple Street.

According to his WWI Draft Registration,Joseph was of medium height with medium build; he had brown eyes and black hair. He was already self-employed by this time, which was Sep 1918. It also showed his birth dateas 11 Feb 1874.
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Meriden Record (CT) -- 24 Jun 1925
SPEEDING TRUCKS STOPPED BY POLICE -- THREE DRIVERS ARRESTED ON COOK AVENUE LAST NIGHT
Complaints that truck drivers were speeding on Cook Avenue late last night led to the arrest of three drivers on charges o recklessdriving. Detective Sergeant Carroll, Detective Sergeant Schuerer, and Officer Hendrickson laid in wait along the thoroughfare about 11 o'clock and when three New Britain trucks, one following the other, drove up at a rate ofspeed said to have been abovethe legal limit, the officers gave chase and stopped them. All three trucks were owned by Joseph Arbour & Son of New Britain and, heavily loaded, were New York bound. Mr. Arbour, informed of the arrest of his drivers, hastened to this city; posted bonds, and the three trucks resumed their trip within a half and hour after being stopped. The drivers gave their names as Albert Ziembko, 21, 14 Lawler St; Frank Makoski, 21, 1 Concord St; and Walter Gwiazda, 23, 121 Farmington Ave, all of New Britain.

Hartford Courant(CT) -- 23Jun 1936
CONSOLIDATED MOTOR LINES WILL EXPAND
Joseph Arbour, President of the Consolidated Motor Lines, Inc., of Hartford already the East's largest motor transport service, announced a further program of expansion of the Company's own facilities and operationg territory as well as a closer co-ordination with existing . . . [incomplete]
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According to the 1940 Census, Joseph had completed the7th grade.

In 1940, Joseph reported that he had earned $5,000 in 1939.
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Hartford Courant (CT) -- 13 Jun 1941
ARBOUR ANNOUNCES EASTERN SEABOARD TRUCKING MERGER
A merger of seven large motor truck transportation companies of the Atlantic Seaboard into Associated TransportInc., was announced Thursday byJoseph Arbour . . . [incomplete]
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From "Centennial Souvenier Album of St-Raphael 1852-1952" by CentennialCelebration Committee of Saint-Raphael-de-Bellechasse; Published: Saint-Raphael, QC (1952):
A SON OF ST RAPHAEL, JOSEPH ARBOUR, DIED IN HARTFORD, USA
Mr. Arbour, decided to leave St-Raphael at age 19, in about 1895, to goto Lawrence and then to NewBritain. He was a machinist. In 1904, he returned to Canada, got married, and hada son, Everett. He returned to the US in 1907, bought a horse and a cart, and set out to provide transportation. He bought in 1911, in 1914, in 1930, and in1935, several hauling companies, and at his death, which occurred on 13 May 1944, he was considered by the experts to be the wealthiest owner in the hauling business, having a fleet of over 700 trucks. The company, "Associated Transport," was thelargest in all eastern America. He left his wife, Emma Blouin; his son, Everett, Vice-President of the company; and five brothers: Alector, Adelard, John, William,of the US, and Theophile, of St-Raphael; he also left two sisters: Mrs. DeliaLanglois of New Britain, and Mrs. Pierre Arbour of Quebec.

New York Times (NY) -- 15 May 1944
JOSEPH ARBOUR, 68, TRUCK LINE PIONEER
Retired President of Associated Transport, 36 Years in Field
Hartford, CT, 14 May -- Joseph Arbour of New Britain, who expanded a business started with one horseand a former fire department vehicle into one of the biggest trucking concerns in the East, died here last night in St Francis Hospital, where he had been a patientsince Thursday. His age was 68. Mr. Arbour was the founder of Consolidated Motor Lines and before his retirement in November was head of Associated Transport Inc of New York. Born in St-Raphael, QC, he entered business in 1907, takinga standin a public park with his horse and old fire department wagon. Ten years later he began using motor trucks. In 1930 Mr. Arbour reorganized the Consolidated Motor Lines, taking in seven concerns besides hisown. Consolidated was called thelargestindependent motor line in the East in 1936 when it took over Simpson Transportation Lines of New York.The merger with Associated Transport camein 1942. Mr. Arbour leaves a widow, the former Emma Beloin; a son Everett Arbour of Scarsdale, NY,Executive Vice President of Associated Transport; two sisters, Mrs. DeliaLanglois of New Britain and Mrs. Pierre Arbour of Quebec; and five brothers, Alector and Adelard Arbour of Hartford, John Arbour of Bridgeport, William Arbourof Lawrence, MA, and Theophile Arbour of St Raphael.

The 1901 Census shows Stanislas as having been adopted by Joseph and Mary LATERREUR and living in Perce, where he attended school.

In Nov 1910, Stanley travelled to the US via the port of Sault Sainte Marie, MI. He had come from Sudbury, ON, was headed for Escanaba, MI. Hedid report that his father was still livingin Copper Cliff, ON, at thetime. Stanley was noted to be 5'5" tall with a fair complexion, lightbrown hair, and blue eyes. He also reported a red wart on his left eye lid. Although he had $28 in his pocket, Stanley claimed to be coming to the US to look for work.

The Day (CT) -- Sunday 06 May 2012
Norwich -- Carolyn (Vacca) Arbour Pont, 85, of 163 Briar Lane, Norwich,passed away Saturday, 28 April 2012, at The William W. Backus Hospitalin Norwich. Carolyn was born on 8 Aug1926, in Westerly, the daughter of Michael and Arlean (Whalen) Vacca. Carolyn was a long time resident of Stonington. She is survived by her children, Michael Arbour of Norwich, Francine (Arbour) Allard and her husband, Mark, of Gales Ferry, Francis Arbour Jr. of Murphy, OR, and Arthur Arbour and his wife, Jennifer,of Dubois, PA. She has six grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Laurence H. Pont Sr., who died on 19 Jan 2003. A private memorial service will beheld at the convenience of the family.

Lawrence H. Pont Sr. 76, of Somersett Drive Pawcatuck, died Sunday Jan. 19th at his home aftera lengthy illness. He was born in Stonington July 8, 1926 son of thelate Henry and Mary DeBragga Pont. He was a Navy veteran of W.W. II. He had been employed as a Machinest beginning at the Atwood Machine Co, and working at the Plax Company and later Monsanto retiring in 1989. Hewas a member of the Portuguese Holy Ghost Society, where he was a familiar figure peeling potatoes for the Fish & Chip dinners and makingchowder.He was a former member of the Wequetequock Fire Department, Hemarried the former Carolyn Vacca Arbour on June 17, 1975 in Stonington, she survives. In addition to his wife, he is survived by l daughterSusanLord of Mystic, 2 sons: Lawrence H. Pont Jr of Stonington and Donne Pont of Pawcatuck. 4 step children, Michael R. Arbour of Norwich, Francine Allard of Gales Ferry, Francis Arbour Jr of Oregon, and Arthur J. Arbour of Pennsylvania. 10 Grandchildren, and 2 Great Grandchildren.He was pre-deceased by a brother Francis J. Pontand a sister PriscillaCale . The funeral will be held at the Mystic Funeral Home Route l Mystic on Thursday at 10:00AM. Burial with military honors will be in St. Mary Cemetery Stonington. Relatives and friends may call at the funeral homeon Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9PM. Contributions may bemade in his memory to Hospice of S.E. Connecticut 179 Gallivan Lane Uncasville, CT 06382-0902.

The Intelligencer (Wheeling, WV) -- Thursday 06 Oct 2005
HAZEL L. LUCEY
Lucey, Hazel L. Arbour, 81, a resident of Heartland Lansing Nursing Home, Bridgeport, Ohio, andformerly of 36 Indiana Street, Wheeling Island,died Wednesday, 5 October 2005, in East Ohio Regional Hospital, Martins Ferry. Hazel was born 27 September1924, in West Liberty, WV, the daughter of the late Alfred and Clara Mozingo Arbour. She wasamember of the former Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, Wheeling. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Jerry J. Lucey Sr, in1993; and a brother, Wilbur Arbour. Surviving are her two daughters, Peggy Morris and herhusband, Philip, and Susan DeGarmo and her husband,Michael, all of Wheeling; four sons, Richard Lucey and his wife, Brenda, of Bridgeport, Ohio, Jerry Lucey Jr. and his wife, Bonnie, of Martins Ferry, Ohio; James Lucey and his wife, Susan, and Michael Lucey and his wife, Jane, all of Wheeling; 13 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Friends will be received from 5-8 pmThursday at Altmeyer Funeral Home, Elm Grove Chapel, 154 Kruger Street, Wheeling, where aVigil Service will be held at 7:30 pm Thursday evening. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 am Friday, 7 October 2005, at St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Wheeling with Rev. James Lacrosse as Celebrant. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Wheeling. The family suggests that in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions be made to Catholic Charities, 125 18th Street, Wheeling, WV 26003.Online condolences may be expressed to thefamily at www.altmeyer.com.

The Nouvelliste (Trois-Rivieres) -- 16 Jun 2010
Arbour Mr. Felix 1914 - 2010 At Trois-Rivieres on 8 June 2010, Mr. Felix Arbour, son of the late Omer Arbour and the late Louise-Anna Berthiaume, resident of Trois-Rivieres (Pointe-du-Lac area), died suddenly at the age of 95 years and 6 months. The family will accommodate relatives and friends at the St-Louis Funeral Home, 11840 rue Notre-Dame-Ouest, Trois-Rivières (Pointe-du-Lac area). Visitation hours: Friday, day of the funeral, starting at 1 o'clock. The funeral will take place onFriday 18 June 2010 at 3 o'clock at Notre-Dame-de-la-Visitation Churchin Three-Rivers (Pointe-du-Lac area). Burial will take place in the Pointe-du-Lac Cemetery. He leaves in mourning his sister, Louisette Arbour (late Roland Lambert); his sister-in-law, Therese Clement (late Léo Arbour); his nieces: Rolande Lambert (Yvon Parenteau) and her sonJustin, MoniqueLambert and her children Jonathan and Marie-Joelle, Louise Arbour, Johanne Béland (Pierre Casaubon) and their son Sebastien, Carmen Béland (Sylvain Montplaisir) and her children Justine, Andréanne and Laurence, Sylvie Péladeau (late Jean-Pierre Arbour) and her Stéphanie daughter; as well as several other relatives and friends. Information: (819) 377-1991. Telecopier: (819)228-3345. Email: condoleances a maisonstlouis.ca Internet site: www.maisonstlouis.ca Undertakers affiliated with the Thanatologist Corporation of Quebec.

arbour M. FÉLIX 1914 - 2010 À Trois-Rivières, le 8juin 2010, est décédé subitementà l'âge de 95 ans et 6 mois, M.Félix arbour, fils de feu Omer arbouret de feu Louise-Anna Berthiaume, demeurant à Trois-Rivières (secteur Pointe-du-Lac). La famille accueillera parents et ami(e)sà la : Résidence funéraire St-Louis 11840, rue Notre-Dame-Ouest Trois-Rivières (secteur Pointe-du-Lac) Heure d'accueil : vendredi, jour des funérailles, à partir de 13 h.Les funérailles auront lieu levendredi 18 juin 2010à 15 h en l'église Notre-Dame-de-la-Visitation de Trois-Rivières (secteur Pointe-du-Lac). L'inhumation aura lieu au cimetière Pointe-du-Lac. Le défunt laisse dans le deuil sa soeur, Louisette arbour (feu Rolland Lambert); sa belle-soeur, Thérèse Clément (feu Léo arbour); ses nièces : Rollande Lambert (Yvon Parenteau) et son fils Justin, Monique Lambert et ses enfants Jonathan et Marie-Joelle, Louise arbour, Johanne Béland (Pierre Casaubon) et leur filsSébastien, Carmen Béland (SylvainMontplaisir) et ses enfants Justine, Andréanne et Laurence, Sylvie Péladeau (feu Jean-Pierre arbour) et sa fille Stéphanie; ainsi que plusieurs autres parents et ami(e)s. Renseignements: (819) 377-1991. Télécopieur: (819) 228-3345. Courriel: condoleances a maisonstlouis.ca Site internet : www.maisonstlouis.ca Entreprise affiliée à la Corporation des thanatologues du Québec.

The Palm Beach Post (FL) -- Thursday 10 Nov 2005
ROSEMARIE ARBOUR Age 76, of Boynton Beach, FL passed away 6 November, loving mother of Donna Haver, Steve, Nancy, and Ronnie Arbour. Also surviving her are her grandchildren Scott, Britten, and Brooke Haver, Angela Arbour, Melissa and Matthew Watkins, her young great-grandchildren Chad and Britten Haver Jr. Rosie, we all know you'll be watching over us from Heaven. We love you and miss you! You will be in our hearts always. There will be no calling hours or funeral. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Hospice of Palm Beach County, 5300 East Ave., West Palm Beach 33407.

The Palm Beach Post (FL) -- Friday 11 Nov 2005 -- pg 6B
Palm Beach County-- Arbour, Rosemarie, 76, of Boynton Beach, died Sunday. A Cremation Service of the Palm Beaches, Boynton Beach.

The Plain Dealer (OH) -- 04 Aug 2013
Virginia Lee Phillips (nee Arbour), passed away peacefully 29 March 2013, in Belleair,FL, where she spent her winters. She was born in Sandusky and was married to the late Joseph Pschouff (Phillips) for more than 50 years. Ginny leaves behind a sonMark Phillips; daughters, Bonnie Miller Leitch (Bill) and Sara Paine (Randy) and will be greatly missed byher grandchildren Jonathan Miller (Katie), Christina Paine, and C.J. Paine and great grandchildren, Connor, Morgan, Aiden Miller and Alexis Lee Shea. In addition to her husband Joe, Ginny was predeceased by her great granddaughter Hope Miller. Ginny had anextensive career inthe travel business. She began as a flight attendantwith Capitol Airlines, opened and managed Bay Travel Center before opening and owning Fairview Travel Center. She was a charter member for more than 60 years of AmericanLegion Post 738 in FairviewPark. Ginny was a lovng wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. "Today is the day the Lord hath made, rejoice and be glad." Graveside services Saturday, 10 Aug, 11 am at SunsetMemorial Park.All are welcome. Friends are also invited to attend Memorial Lunch immediately following at the 100th Bomb Group Restaurant, 20920 Brookpark Rd. Memorial contributions may be made to the Suncoast Hospice, Clearwater, FL, Hospice of the Western Reserve, or American Legion Post 738.

The Province (Vancouver, BC) -- Nov 2001
ARBOUR -- Romeo Narcisse passed away 21 October 2001. Survived by friends. Funeralservice will be 8 November 2001, 9:30 am at Glenhaven on Hastings.

The Republican (Springfield, MA) -- Saturday 05 Feb 2011
Irene M. Boutin 1906 - 2011
Chicopee -- Irene M. (Arbour) Boutin, 104, of the Aldenville section ofChicopee was Called Safely Home on Friday, 4 February 2011. She passedinto Eternal Life surrounded by the care and comfort of her loving family and her wonderful caregivers fromWillimansett Center West in Chicopee, where she resided for the past eight years. She was born in Willimantic, Connecticut on 20 August 1906, a beloved daughter of the late Leon andSoufranie (Bertrand) Arbour. She was raised in Willimantic and later settled in the Aldenville section of Chicopee in 1929. She was lastemployedas a seamstress at the former Chicopee Undergarment Company, before retiring in 1968. She was a communicant of Sainte Rose de Lima Church in Aldenville and a member of theLadies of Saint Anne Sodality ofthe parish. She was a member of the Aldenville Senior Citizens. She was predeceased by: her loving daughter, Lillian Wells Pulaski, who was Called Home on 15 March 1973; her beloved husband, Emile J. Boutin, who wasCalled Home on 18 May 1989; and her dear brothers and sisters. She leaves her loving children: Lorraine M. Boisvert of South Hadley; ViolaA. Benard and her husband, Lester of Enfield, CT; and Joseph Ronald Boutin and his wife, Lisaof Agawam. She also leaves: her 16 cherished grandchildren; her 24 cherished great-grandchildren; her seven cherished great-great-grandchildren; and her many dear nephews and nieces. Her funeral willbe held on Tuesday morning, 8 February 2011, at 8:15 am from theSt Pierre Phaneuf Aldenville Chapels, 13 Dale Street in Chicopee, followedby a Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 am in Sainte Rose de Lima Church, 600 Grattan Street in Chicopee. Her burial will follow the Mass at Sainte Rose Cemetery, 49 Olsen Street in Chicopee. Her family will receive friends at the funeral home in the Rose Chapel on Monday, 7 February 2011, from 4 pm to 7 pm The parking lot and main entrance are located in the rear of the funeral home at 20 Lafayette Street, Chicopee, MA01020. Memorial donations may be madein her memory to the charity of the donor's choice.

Excerpt from Irene's online Guestbook . . .

07 February 2011
Memere Boutin was such an amazing woman in in her final years, she carried herself with such grace and pride and always wanted felt the need to help others even at 104! Seth and I will surely miss visiting her andI know that Cali would have loved to have hergreat great grandmother in her life...a guardian angel will have to do :) ~ Seth, Mouy, Cali & Sim Kingsley, Granby, Connecticut

Shehad 4 children

There is a slim chance that we have found Angelina in the 1930 Census. An Angelina, 42, was married to William OGDEN, 50. They had married just 5 years before, yet livingwith them was a 17-year old Herve. Herve was also shown with the last name of OGDEN, but this might not be correct. Angelina's first marriage was at age 19. She was born in QC, as were her parents. Herve was born in CT. This family lived in Woonsocket, Providence Co, RI, in 1930. The family also could have returned to QC after Antoine's death. They had not been in the US long so maybe didn't want to stay. However, it does look like son Romeo stayed in the US or at least returnedlater.

The above comments don't seem to ring true. In 1926, wefind Angelina, Julia, and Romeo still living in New Bedford, MA, as though they had never left. They had changed addresses, though, and were then at 62 DuncanSt. Wherewas Herve? At 13, he was probably too young to have a job and, thus, didn't get his own entry in the directory. Strange, though, by 1932, there was an Irving ARBOUR living in the house at 62 Duncan St. Who is he? A year or two of directoriesin between might prove helpful. Onsecond thought, to someone just taking notes, Herve could sound a lot like Irving. Perhaps it really is the youngest member of this family who remained in the house on Duncan St.

However, there is still no sign of any of them in the 1930Census.

In 1930, we found the house at 62 Duncan St -- seemingly no ARBOURs there. There is aJulia, 28, living there. She was married to a James E. DOANNE, 30, and they had been married for 10years. She was born in MA, but supposedly sowere her parents. They rented a room for $30 from EmeliaISABELL. Perhaps Angelina and family also rented a room from Emelia in1926. Perhaps Irving (aka Herve) later rented a room there from the same woman.
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From Ron FORTIER via email<fortierron a hotmail.com> on 09 Jan 2012: I am looking into the whereabouts of Angelina Isabelle Armour Boisvert. She married my g-grandfather Francois Boisvert sometime between 1932 and 1935. He died in 1941 and she died in 1954. She drops out of site in New Bedford between 1927 to 1935 when she reappears as Angelina Boisvert. There is an Irving Arbour at Duncan in 1932 though as you stated. I tried to get their marriage information at New Bedford city hall but it's not there, which could mean they were married wherever she was living.

From Ron FORTIER via email on 10 Jan 2012: Francois' wife Annie died inMay of '32 and the next directory- '36has Angelina as a Boisvert. There are no '33 or '35 directories.
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newspaper (New Bedford, MA) -- 25 Jan 1954
MRS FRANCOIS BOISVERT
New Bedford -- Mrs. Angelina Isabelle Boisvert, widow of Francois Boisvert,died onSaturday at St Luke's Hospital. She succumbed after a brief illness at the age of 63. Mrs. Boisvert was a resident of 180 Hadley St. She was born in Yamachiche, Canada, but has been a resident of New Bedford for many years. She was amemberofthe Society of Ladies of St Anne, of thePrayer Union, and of the Third Order of StFrancis of the parishof St Joseph. She is survived by two sons, Mr. R-E Arbour of Wethersfield, Connecticut, and Herve J of Glenns Falls, NY; one daughter,Mrs.Julia A Carrier of New Bedford; also one sister, Miss Malvina Isabelle of New Bedford; onebrother Mr. J Ovido Isabelle of Baltimore; four grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and many nieces and nephews. The funeral took place this morning from the Brooklawn Funeral Home at 7:30. A solemn service was held at St Joseph Church at 8:30. Abbott Georges Daigle officiated, assisted by Abbott Joseph Martineau as deacon, and Abbott Henri Charest as sub-deacon. Among the great assistancewas the strong delegation from the Society of the Ladies of St Anne and the Third Order of St Francis.There was also a profusion of floral offerings. Pallbearers were Misters Theodore Isabelle,Leo Isabelle, Henri . . . [incomplete]