Cook's Case

The salient facts established by the findings *573of the board member, and affirmed and adopted by the Industrial Accident Board on review, are these: The employee, Harry A. Cook, was an insurance solicitor and collector in the employ of the subscriber, the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company. For the past eight years he had a specific route in South Boston, where he daily made collections from policy holders. Every Thursday, in accordance with instructions received from his employer, he went to the home office of the company in Boston, made his weekly report on blanks there furnished to…