Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08

secure safe and sane Fourth, will no doubt lead to some plan that will best suit the entire nation, and not only Dc safe, sane, but joyous, simple and suit ed to the requirements of all classes of people.
 house Warming of Dean Mill July l2. To begin df D. ai., stdrp. 
 HOUSING DAuos<rR DEsIxkD Next week Tuesday is the time ap- pointed for having s novel event to mark the introduction of large man. ufscturing indastry in this city. It is to take place under the auspices of the Putnam Business Mems Association. It Is to be made attractive enough to win the interest of every well-wisher of the city's growth and prosperity, to spend an hour of two together, and thus give public welcome to NIT. Dean, the head of the large concern, and his son and other assistants and helpers, and also help create . more active public spirit to unite all citizens in a common effort to. have aPutnam Means Pro gress and Prosperity" AS the city's watchword, in fact as we'll as in name.
 No city can attain it's best without united effort in some form. Almost every ely in the State, and we might say in the nation, that Is in any sense progressive. has an organization of its contemplating citizens to watch over it's interests in every direction where its influence can prove of any benefit. IL can be demonstrated, we may justly say, that the active cooperation of our citizens--smaller In number than they ought to be-has done,substantial work to advance the prosperity of our city since they organized less than two years ago.
 How the Association accomplished it's work: how still greater service can be rendered for benefiting the city by strengthening the Association and en- couraging it's members in their work: how cities like Putnam can be made more prosperous by having suitable committees appointed to be on the watch for special purposes: how the railroads are profited by the active ser vices of Business Associations-will all be fully set forth at the gathering next Tuesday evening al the Dean manufac- tory, at s o'clock, by special speakers, who have been engaged from abroad.
 l.. E. Whiton, a prominent manufac- turer of New London, an active work CT in the State Business Mems Associa- tion, has been member of the Legis- lature for the last two sessions and was on the committee to investigate the merits of the Public Utility bilI--will speak on matters connected with Busi- ness Mems Associations.
 A representative of the freight de- pertinent of the N. r., N. H. and II. Railroad, will be present to explain the advantages of Putnam ,as a transfer station and shipping point. As the road Is desirous of building up indus tries along its line, as matter of busi- ness interest he will show why it will co cooperate with our citizens in their ef- forts to introduce new enterprises in their city.
 Some members of the Association and other citizens interested will per haps be heard, as that part of the pro- gram has not been completed.
 We might say a great deal more to show why this new feature has been introduced by the Business Association to promote their work, but we have said enough to show that 1t will be an encouragement 10 the members to per- severe in their efforts 10 have an en- dorsement by large attendance at the coming "House Warming which will also express nearly welcome to the enterprising manufacturer and his business associates, socially and as CO., workers in building up and improving our city.
 A list of those who attend the gath ering will be kept, providing the crowd will not be too large, when we will have to say, "the entire city turned out"
 Ladies will be especially welcome 10 help make the occasion one that will encourage repetition.