The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Laconia, New Hampshire

Mayors of Laconia, New Hampshire

Mayors of Laconia, 1893-2002 (may be incomplete!)
Charles A. Busiel 1893-95 Samuel B. Smith 1895-97 Charles S. Pulsifer 1897-99 Edmund Tetley 1899-1901 Jared A. Greene 1901-03 Woodbury L. Melcher 1903-05 Benjamin F. Drake 1905-07 William F. Knight 1907-09 Alfred C. Wyatt 1909-11 George W. Saltmarsh 1911-13 George B. Cox 1913-15 George P. Munsey 1915-17 Clarence E. Rowe 1917-19 John A. Mitchell 1919-21 Lewis N. Wilkinson 1921-23 Charles H. Perkins 1923-25 George E. Stevens 1925-27 Charles J. Hayford 1927-29 Charles O. Hopkins 1929-30 Charles E. Carroll 1930-35 Walter E. Dunlap 1935-36 Charles E. Carroll 1936-37 Edward J. Gallagher 1937-39 Robinson W. Smith 1939-45 Malcolm E. Barney 1945-47 Albert Parmentier 1947-49 Thomas J. McIntyre 1949-51 Robinson W. Smith 1951-53 Gerard L. Morin 1953-55 Bernard Boutin 1955-59 J. Oliva Huot 1959-63 Hugh H. Bownes 1963-65 Peter R. Lessard 1965-67 James Royal 1967-68 Rodney N. Dyer 1968-69 B. Donald Tabor 1969-71 Rodney N. Dyer 1971-74 Edwin I. Chertok 1974-76 Roger B. McGrath 1976-82 Alan B. Wilson 1982-84 Armand A. Bolduc 1984-86 Karl P. Reitz 1986-88 Wesley J. Colby 1988-90 Thomas A. Tardif 1990-92 Paul T. Fitzgerald 1992-96 Matthew J. Lahey 1996-2002 Mark Fraser 2002-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1968: James Royal, resigned.

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