Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-09-14
Association of Fire Insurance
Agents Of Vermont Will
Meet Wednesday

Newport is to be honored this week
by the gathering of two state organ
izations. who will come here for their
annual summer outing. The fifteenth
annual meeting of the Vermont As
ISOLATION of Fire Insurance Agents
gather on Wednesday, and the Yer
mont Electrical Association meet on
Friday.
The Vermont Association of FireIn-
surance Agents is composed OF agents
from every section of the state, many
accompanied by there wives, who will
visit Newport on this occasion. The
scenic beauty and natural charm OF
the lake, and mountains that surround
it, especially at this season of the
year when the foliage of the trees
is beginning to change from green to
every color of the rainbow, makes
Newport an ideal place for county
and state organization to gather. The
gathering of this Vermont organiza-
ton will not only bring in the vicinity
of $50 people from the state, but
many prominent insurance men from
other states. While the greater
number of the guests will arrive
Tuesday afternoon and will take up
quarters at the Newport house, the
opening session of the association,
which will be in the form of a bust
ness meeting, is scheduled for 10
o'clock Wednesday morning at the
Memphremagog Yacht club, Walter
A. Clark Of Rutland, president of
the association presiding. Following
the reports of the officers of che as
ISOLATION the following subjects will
be up for discussion: "Joint Outing
with Maine and New Hampshire As
sociations," early next season; eli
nancial Plan of National Association"
R. w. Crowther of the Springfield
Fire and Marine ms, Co. will speak
on"Use and Occupancy Insurance"and
Stephen c. Dorsey of Rutland will
speak on Legislation of Interest to
Insurance Agents." Matters Of new
business and the appointments Of
nominating committees will close the
forenoon session. At / o'clock the party
will embark on the steamer Anthe-
mis- for sail on Lake Memphremagog
Upon the return of the boat in the
evening banquet will be served at
the Newport house at $3.50 o'clock.
men are scheduled to speak: Warren
land Advisory Board; Hon. Joseph
G. Brown, insurance commissioner of
Vermont; Frederick M. Sise, presi-
dent of the New Hampshire Associa-
ton; James w. Cook, president of
the Rhode Island Association; George
A. Vermille, secretary and treasurer
of the New Hampshire Association,
and A. j. Murphy, special agent. The
officers of the Vermont Association
are: Walter A. Clark of Rutland,
president; G. Herbert Pape of Barre,
vice president; Dana J. Lowd of Bel
lows Falls, secretary and treasurer.
The membership committee are A.
B. Noyes of St. Johnsbury; F. A.
Field, Jr., of Rutland and w. H.
Willis of Bennington.
The executive committee are Linn
D. Taylor of Brattleboro, Miss Agnes
M. English of Montpelier, C. N.
Powers Of Bennington, S. S. Watson
of st. Adams, Charles D. Stevens of
Lyndonville and George L. Dyer of
Island Pond.
Fire prevention and conservation
committee, F. w. Williams of Bran
don, H. S. Howard of Burlington and
N. N. Atwood, ST. Adams.
Legislative and conference COM
mittee, c. c. Graves of Waterbury,
Gilbert F. Davis of Windsor, L. D.
Taylor of Brattleboro, S. s. Watson
of st. Adams and George F. Root of
Newport.
Grievance committee, j. G.. Durick |
of Fair Haven, A. E. Plaistridge of
Mortified and J. W. Fowler of Man |
chester.
Casualty and surety committee, H.
Fl. Hickok of Burlington, A. C. |
Sprague of st. Johnsbury and F. H.
Kelley of Richford.