The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . T. H. Worralls steam yacht Grade. Fifty feet long, ten feet T. H. Worralls winter residence, Laconia, N. H. THE ILLUSTRATED LACONIAN. 2°i Shannons Bakery. During the past half a century, Laco-nia has had bakers and bake shopsgalore, some good, some bad, and someindifferent, but none of the bakers everappeared to make a financial success oftheir industry, until the advent of thesubject of this sketch, Mr. William Mr. Shannon was born in Hamp-stea
The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . T. H. Worralls steam yacht Grade. Fifty feet long, ten feet T. H. Worralls winter residence, Laconia, N. H. THE ILLUSTRATED LACONIAN. 2°i Shannons Bakery. During the past half a century, Laco-nia has had bakers and bake shopsgalore, some good, some bad, and someindifferent, but none of the bakers everappeared to make a financial success oftheir industry, until the advent of thesubject of this sketch, Mr. William Mr. Shannon was born in Hamp-stead, N. H., Jan. i, 1862, and he waseducated in the public schools of Hav-erhill, Mass. He came to Laconia in18S6, and in 189 1 started a bakery in asmall way onNorth Mainstreet. The fameof Shannonsbakery spreadand the bakeshop prosperedand outgrew itsoriginal quartersin a very shorttime. He thenremoved to Millstreet, where hecontinued verysuccessful 1 in-creasing his pro-duction and ca-pacity for goodsin his line, untilin 1897 he se-cured still moreconvenient quarters at 501 Main street,where his establishment is now located. Mr. Shannon has always devoted hispersonal attention t
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