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- Immigration: 1921 from Canada to USA
On 01 Nov 1922, Armand entered the US via Newport, VT. He stated that he was headed for North Lawrence, MA, to stay for 1 month with his sister Lea LACROIX. Armand was noted to be 5' 7 1/2" with a medium complexion, black hair, and brown eyes. He had $20 in his pocket.
On 01 Dec 1922, Armand again entered the US via Newport, VT. He stated that he was again headed for his sister Lea's in North Lawrence, MA. Armand was noted to be 5'7" with a medium complexion, blackhair, and brown eyes.
unknown newspaper (RI) -- 12 Jul 1956
ARMAND R. ARBOUR
Armand R. Arbour, 54, of 617 Bullocks Point Ave, East Providence, ownerof the Wee Wash It Laundry dropped dead of a heart attack while working early last night at the laundry, 444 Bullocks Point Ave, that town. According to East Providence police,he was pronounced dead by Dr. Charles Bryan, police surgeon, shortly after 6 pm. He had owned the laundry for 2 years. The husband of Mrs. Cora M. (Pilotte) Arbour, he was formerly a private contractor in Riverside. Mr. Arbour was born in Granby, Canada, the son of Arthur and Arselia (Dery) Arbour. He moved to East Providence 18 years ago. He was amember of the Providence Lodge of the Elks. He is survived by his wife; a son, Paul A., of Riverside; six brothers, Fernand ofNewport, and Roger,George E., Maurice, Rene, and the Rev.Marcel, all of Canada; and five sisters, Mrs. Lea Lacroix of Lawrence,MA, Mrs. Georgette Fredette of Burbank, CA, and Mrs. Simonne Poirier, Miss Germain, and Sister Marie-Fernand, all of Canada. Funeral serviceswill be held at the McConnell Watson Funeral Home, 670 Willett Ave, Riverside, at a time to be announced. Other arrangements are incomplete.
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1902 - 1956 (54 ans)