The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01
COUNTY AND El.SEWHERE.


Rev. II. Cushman Flagg of North An
DOVER Mass, preached in the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday. Mr.. Flagg is a
grandson of Rev. Rufus Cushman, who
preached for many years in Fairhaven, and
nephew of Rev. DR.. Cushman of Manches-
ter His discourse showed ability of
high order.
An infant son of NJ Il. Dewey, died on
Sunday morning.
Jerry Beach, son of the late proprietor
of tie Bomoscen House, and Miss Nelly
Hewitt of Milwaukee, Wis, got up an
implomptu marriage on Sunday evening.
They went to Hampton, n. y, where they
were assisted in tho oepsunmHtion of .i,s;r
plans by the Rev. Mr.. Bclknap of the
Methodist church.
The Good Samaritan Society held its
regular meeting on Sunday evening. After
some remarks by several citizens, the meet
ing was addressed by Rev. John Smith of
Marsovan, Turkey. He stated, among
other things, that during ten years resi-
dencc among the Turks, but two cases of
drunkenness had fallen under his observa-
ton.
About two weeks since, while Dr. San
ford was attending patient, another men,
Der of the family called his attention to
curious sensation experienced in the upper
part of the nose A vigorous blowing ex-
tracted from that member a worm half an
inch in length, which was preserved by the
doctor. After four days it entered the
chrysalis state, and six days after Matched
into large green fly. Inquiry developed
the fact, that Il fly had suddenly entered
the persons nose some time previous. and
considerable difficulty was experienced in
dislodging it. The ova was doubtless de-
posted at that time.
The Rutland county grammar school has
been the recipient of a generous gift at the
hands of Charles $. Jackman of Buring-
ton, son of the late Moses .Jackman of
Castleton. 1t is gratifying to observe that
Mr. Jackman is still interested in his ma
tive town, Notwithstanding the fact that
his business is located elsewhere. Over
five thousand dollars have been subscribed
already toward lifting the Indebtedness of
the Seminary. w.
A singular coincidence occurred during
the night of July 25th. Mrs. Sallie Norton
and Mrs. Elias Norton, mother and wife
of Elias Norton, died within three hours of
each other. The health of both began to
fail nearly at the same time, and both were
released from their sufferings before 12
o'clock of the same night The two fune-
rails were attended at the Congregational
church upon the Sabbath Union service
Rev. Mr.. Smith and Rev. ii. NJ Holmes
officiating, and was a season of unusual in
terest The case of Mrs Elias Norton was
in some respects unusual, and elected much
interest. In post-mortem examination
by Drs. Wakefield, Jones and Newton,
there was found to exist extensive disease
Of the liver, accompanied with inflamma-
ton of the stomach.
NOTE. We give in this connection an
other singular coincidence which occurred
on Monday, at Chicopee, Mass, in the
death of two aged women of the same age
and nearly the same name, at the same
hour. At about @ o'clock that evening Mrs.
Clarissa Chaplin and Mrs. Carissa Chaplin
both died, and both at the age of sixty-nine
ycaro.
brandon.
The Baptist sabbath school are TO have
an excursion to Ticonderoga, on Wednes-
day, August 10, A train will leave Bran
don in the morning and return at night,
giving ample time for viewing the wonders
of sold IT,
Owing to failing health Mr.. Engles is
| obliged to retire from active business, and
has sold his stock of goods to Mercure &
Walker who come into possession the LIST
of September. In the meantime for thirty
days the large stock of ready made cloth
ing will be sold at cost.
G. NJ Whitaker has procured large
safe, weighing some 1900 pounds, from
the Boston American Steam Safe Co.,
which he has placed on dnty in his store
! This safe is made of steel and chilled iron,