The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-09
EQUITABLE BANQUET,
General Manager Hilrs complimentary,
Dinner to the Agents.

Dinner to the Agents.
Francis A. G. Hill general manager of
the Equitable Life Assurance Company.
gave a banquet to the agents of the com
pany at the Trocadero last evening
There were about twenty-five persons
present. nd the evening was very piea.
sanity spent by the party Letters Of re-
gret were read from +. w. Scott. third
vice presidents; Joseph Bowes, general
manager at Baltimore; Gov. Brown, ex-
Gov. Ladd and Others.
Mr. Hill addressed the agents as foi-
loas:
II gives, me great pleasure gentlemen and friends
to extend 20 you az hearty greetings and warm
anticipatsd and now as look around me, / feel
an able corps Of assstants each one Of Whom " snc
know has the best interests OF the Equitable l. "a
had the pleasure nroducns tesh our lp tbirs hsrs
ylce-presldent. = Scott, but his inability 70 be
Which he explains In his teesram' a" ~ tennessee
j am deeply touched aud highly gratinei at the
agents by presenting me with such 4 hsnasomss U my
sum IN applications to-night, the fruits OF their
iates me to put forth renewed effort in the arand
Life Insurance in this little, but wealthy state Of
Rhode Island
;, Aud nov M wish to say few words about the
experience, having had contracts with four or five
Thpe Snble se s ps soce, poc,
sell easier than any other company doing business
for the agents. The EqultaDles past record is IN
bemlshed and stands out great II ght in life in
than The New Yors Life seventeen years than The
Mutual Life, and two years than the Northwestern,
surance IN force, aud In new insurance written in
iS9i proving conclusivey that the public prefer to
buy Equitable policies, because thsy have absolut
faith and conn iencs IN the company.
WAS fha Aruf
psny 10 Issue Tontine Insurance, the success of
poneer you in m cutting DOWN ,ney are The
company the best or the poilcy holders. the best
manarer MSwsoneyer eve Would h'p pather the general
eontrset with the Equitable than with any other
eohtract with the Equitable y,u know Save ns's
squire contract with the squarest Of companies "a
marked consideration. courtesy aud respect real
izing that the agents who pro ipce the business
worthy president. Henry b. HYDE, said to the the
managers at a banquet given them before he sailed
Gentlemen and fellow workers a. long as there
brains n my head, they are ali az The service Of Of
the Equitable Life Assurance society,
love for the company he has made. the Kind OF
loyalty that we want TO bear towards the Equta-
success.
And now, in closing. l want to say that you are
all doing grand work You are exceeding my
crowd the moqrners. and place In front OF you
business for this month OF December. We can and
we VIII do H. ~ every man puts his shoulder TO the
honest. persistent work; let no obstacle balk Won
Let no amount o, discouragement. no amount OF
trials and tribulaton- such beset life asstrance
csnvassers, daunt YOU but push with combined
and mighty effort. shoulder to shoulder and we
will win: win victory such ss has never been
achieveI In this territory before.
j. B. Niver. general manager at Boston
gave and interesting talk To the men and
was followed by j. A. Voodry, special
agent Of the Equitable at Boston. Sew.
eral OF the agents replied with enthusi.
asm.