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NEW ENGLAND AS$OGIATION OF FII%E G’I-IIEF$ JAMES T. BROWN, JR., Proprietor THE BARDWELL HOTEL ¯ ’ ~" "RUTLAND’S FINEST" One Hundred Rooms - European Plan Air Conditioned Dining Room and Grill Room RUTLAND Phone Rutland 3350 VERMONT FAIRCHILD INDUSTRIES, ING. 110 MAIN STREET BURLINGTON, VERMONT The Store of Youth ~Vomen’s Ready.to-Wear Shop 66 CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON, VERMONT ¯ BELLOWS FALLS FRANK W. WHITCOMB Bridge and Road Construction Rental Equipment ~ .... ¯ Phone’ 120 ,: F. H. WIESSNER, INC. ManuJacturing Chemists VERMONT 159 LAKESIDE AVENUE BURLINGTON, VT. VERMONT CONFECTIONERY CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Vermont Blue Ribbon 100% Pure Maple Sugar 65" 69 KING STREET BURLINGTON, VT. 126
NEW EN’GLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS ~ I rather suspect it is because of our Icng and dose friendship with that gran~ crowd that we were first invited to meet with this larger, but equally distinguished Chiefs Association. I might add that there are other organizations similar to ours, scattered throughout New England, all desirous of developing the same contacts and’. friendships. The} are the Western Massachusetts Field Club, the Pine Tree 8tare Field Club in Maine, ~the Mountain Field Club in New Hampshire and Vermont, and the Rhode Island and .C~ianecticut Field Clubs in those two states. And now, just a wo.rd about this panel and its members who are here to continue ~he discussion started a year ago on the subject, "Things you Ought to Know about the Fire Insurance Business." We feel that we erred,, then, by having each member of the Panel speak, briefly, on some phase of the topic, so that there was ir.sui~icient time to answer all the questicns su.bmitted from the floor. Consequently, this year, we are limiting the preliminary remarks to the special messages from our two guest members, both of whomI shall introduce as I call upon them. Before introducing the other panel members, I should like to. take just a moment to have you me~t, again, Mr. ’Carl E. Hurst, former General Agent cf the Phoenix Insurance Compan.,y of Hartford, Connecticut, who was a member ofi last year’s Panel, and who, although now retired, was still interested enough ~n you Chiefs to return this year in charge of the exhibit in the outer room. Mr. Hurst urges all of you to stop by there to see him and the exhibit. (Applause.) There is also, ~ Mr. Maurice C. Chase, 8tare Agent of the Farmers’ Insurance Company of Pa. who, in addition to providing transportation for Mrs. Curley, who must, unfortunately return to Bcston immediately, following this session, will pass among you with cards during the question period. (Applause.) ’Of the two non-speaking, but still articulate members of the Panel, the first hardly need’s an introduction, although courtesy demands it. He is Mr. Harold M. Esterbrook, 8tare Agent of the Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford, Ccnnecticut, your longtime friecd and staunch supporter, and responsible for arranging this program. Mr. Esterbrook! (Applause.) The other gentlemap, not. as well-known to you, perhaps, did such an outstanding job last year as our general prat boy, collecting questions from the floor and doing other odd jobs, we felt that he deserved a spot in the sun this year, Mr. Waiter T. Keany, Special Agent of the American Insurance Company of Newark, New Jersey. Mr. Keany! (Applause.) You will recall that when Mr. John I. Lusk, Supervisor of Public Service Occupations of the Department of Vocational Educaticn of the Massachusetts Department of Education, spoke to us last year, he recommended in highly flattering terms, Mrs. Ina M. Curley, the 8tare Supervisor of Safety Education in the Department of Safety Education. It was our good fortune to secure, through the auspiees of Mr. Lusk, Mrs. Curley as a ~member of this panel. 8he will not only tell you of the good work that but ho.w you may best proceed in interesting your respective Boards ~of Education inthis vital subject in your own communities. Mrs. Curley! (Applause.) MI~S. INn M. Cul
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