The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . ock andEnglish. He isone of the mosteffective cam-paign speakers inNew Hampshire,and he has beenseveral timeschairman of theDemocratic statec o m m i ttee, theDemocratic can-didate for govern-or and also forcongress. He wasa member of thestate legislaturefrom Laconia ini883-S4 andagain in was commis-sioned naval offi-cer of Boston,July 3, 1894, andat the expiration of his term, returnedto the practice of his profession in La-conia and also opened a bra
The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . ock andEnglish. He isone of the mosteffective cam-paign speakers inNew Hampshire,and he has beenseveral timeschairman of theDemocratic statec o m m i ttee, theDemocratic can-didate for govern-or and also forcongress. He wasa member of thestate legislaturefrom Laconia ini883-S4 andagain in was commis-sioned naval offi-cer of Boston,July 3, 1894, andat the expiration of his term, returnedto the practice of his profession in La-conia and also opened a branch office inManchester. Mr. Stone has been a member of theMasonic fraternity since attaining hismajority, and is also a member ofLaconia grange and the BelknapPomona grange. He married July 7, 1870, Minnie of Sudbury, Vt., who diedSeptember 22, 1875, leaving one daugh-ter, Flora M. Stone. Mr. Stone mar- ried September 12, 1896, Mrs. IsabelSmith Munsey of Laconia. In religiousmatters Mr. Stone is of the progressiveand liberal type and has long beenactively connected with the LaconiaUnitarian church. Edwin H. Hon. Charles F. Stone Edwin Howe Shannon, of the lawfirm of Stone &: Shannon, was born inGilmanton, March 8, 1S58, son ofJames C. and Judith W. (Batchelder)Shannon. Hetraces his descentin the paternalline from an earlysettler of Ports-mouth, his grand-father, GeorgeShannon, havingbeen born in thatplace. In the ma-ternal line hecomes of the fam-ily which was re-lated to that ofthe famous states-man, Daniel Web-ster, his great-grandmother hav-ing been a cousinof the Shannon re-ceived his educa-tion in the publicschools of his na-tive town, and atGilmanton Acad-emy. He studied1 a w w i t h Cogswell of Gilmanton, andwas admitted to the bar in 1881. Mr. Shannon then became a partnerof Colonel Cogswell, remaining such forabout a year, when the partnership wasdissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Shan-non seeking a wider field for practiceth
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