The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . f educat politicalaffiliations arewith the I) e m-ocrats. Octo-ber 25, 1892, he wedded Miss CarrieMorgan of Milford, Delaware. His re-ligious affiliations are with the Episco-palians. Mr. Flanders was a resident of PrinceWilliam county, Virginia, for about sixyears, subsequently he resided in Phila-delphia, later at Franklin Falls, X. all Mr. Flanders has resided in thiscity about twenty years. Socially he is ever at his best, in con-sequence of whic
The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . f educat politicalaffiliations arewith the I) e m-ocrats. Octo-ber 25, 1892, he wedded Miss CarrieMorgan of Milford, Delaware. His re-ligious affiliations are with the Episco-palians. Mr. Flanders was a resident of PrinceWilliam county, Virginia, for about sixyears, subsequently he resided in Phila-delphia, later at Franklin Falls, X. all Mr. Flanders has resided in thiscity about twenty years. Socially he is ever at his best, in con-sequence of which he is possessed of numerous friends local and modest in temperament he hasa keen appreciation of the eternal fitnessof all his environments. As a counselorhe is conservative yet decided, seldomvouchsafing an opinion without impart-ing the most careful scrutiny and de-liberate consideration. In domestic life he is much attachedto the home circle. He resides at 973Union avenue,where he is surrounded byhome comforts such as are dictated byliberal tastes for enjoyment and otherauxiliaries conducive to Fred B. Rowe. William H. Flanders Fred B. Rowe, hosiery manu-facturer, is anative of Laco-nia, and one ofour youngermanufacture r swho has madea success inthis line. Hewas born Janu-ary 13, 1 87 receivedhis educationin the publicschools of thiscity. In 1888he commencedas book-keeperfor the LaconiaManufacturi ngCompany, andcontinued withthis concern forthree years. In1891 he started in the hosiery businessfor himself in a small way, and twoyears later formed a partnership withM, P. Marshall. The partnership continued for fouryears, and then Mr. Marshall retiredfrom the firm, and Mr. Rowe has sincecarried on the business alone withexcellent success. He now employsabout one hundred hands in the opera-tion of his industry, and has a pro-duction of two hundred and twenty- 6o THE ILLUSTRATED LACONIAN. five dozen hosiery per day. His fac-tory is located o
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