The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . rin-tendent of the Laconia sewer depart-ment in 1892, city engineer in 1894,and street commissioner in 1897, andstill holds all three positions, managingthese three important departments ofmunicipal work very acceptably. In ad- THE ILLUSTRATED LACONIAN. *53 dition to these official positions, has served several times asmoderator of Ward 4, is sealer ofweights and measures for the county ofBelknap and city of Laconia, and ajustice of the peace. He is an
The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . rin-tendent of the Laconia sewer depart-ment in 1892, city engineer in 1894,and street commissioner in 1897, andstill holds all three positions, managingthese three important departments ofmunicipal work very acceptably. In ad- THE ILLUSTRATED LACONIAN. *53 dition to these official positions, has served several times asmoderator of Ward 4, is sealer ofweights and measures for the county ofBelknap and city of Laconia, and ajustice of the peace. He is an attendant at the Congrega-tional church, and member of GoldenRule lodge, I. O. G. T., Granite lodge,A. O. U. W., Senior Warden of lodge, A. F. & A. M., anda member of the Boston Society ofCivil Engineers. Mr. Nelson was married to Mina of Danville, F. Q., May 17, have three children: Thomas L.,Arthur R., and Marion Ruth. City Treasurer Arthur W. Dinsmoor. Arthur W. Dinsmoor, city treasurerof Laconia, is a native Laconian, theson of the late Hon. Daniel Stark Dins-moor and Amelia M. (Whittemore). Arthur \V. Dinsmoor. Dinsmoor, born Jan. 1 r, 1870. is a descendant of the famousGen. John Stark, the Revolutionaryhero, while the Dinsmoors are descend-ants of John Dinsmoor, one of theearly settlers of New Hampshire, whowas noted for his honesty and upright-ness both by white men and Indians inthe old colonial days. Mr. Dinsmoor was educated in ourpublic schools and at New HampshireConference seminary at Tilton. Forten years he has been a faithful andtrusted attache of the Laconia Nationalbank, and he also holds several otherpositions of trust and honor. He waselected city treasurer in March, 1894,and has held the office ever since thattime, being reelected at each subse-quent annual election. He was one ofthe New Hampshire state auditors in1895, is treasurer of the Belknap CountyFish and Game League and also treas-urer of the Laconia Fress Ass
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