Milford chronicle., 1902-02-21
MILTON NEWS.

All theologians and literary men, who
AVE given attention to their studies,
know there is a theological college in the
of Paris, called the Sorbonne,
after its founder, Robert de Sorbonne.
The functions of this college are some
what analogous to that of the Jewish San
hedrim. That is, as we understand 1t has |
the decision of theological questions,
and all matters pertaining to ecclesiasti- |
cal law. 1t is not my intention to write
a history of the Jewish Sanhedrim, nor
thesis on the Sorbonne of the University
of Paris, my simple object,in this Pream-
bic, which contains many words to intro
duce a small subject, is to inform the dis
tant reader and the unenlightened ones
in this town, that we have Sorbonne in
Milton. 1t is not attached to the Uni
versity,n is its scholastic menu drawn
from the A. BIS. the Phi. DIS, nor the d.
G. Is, of the country. Its meetings are
informal, and it number among its visi-
tors and impromptu debaters, some of the
wisest men of the town-as they think
The last question under discussion, is one
of much interest; it was sprung upon the
meeting rather unexpectedly by Prof.
Leonard; and at present remains urde-
cided. We made a casual reference to
this subject in our communication OF
last week The question in nutshell is
this If bone must return to bone at the
last day, there will be no women in eter-
nifty. Adam must have his rib, and il
Adam gets his rib where is the woman tC
come from; seeing she was formed from
Adams rib. This is the way Prof. Leon
ard puts it,and as yet the learned Doctor
of the Milton Sorbonne have been una
BILE to refute Prof. Leonard's argument
or drive him from his position. Prot
Leonard is very caustic in his markers
: and often becomes sarcastic. The ques
ton is still in allegiance.
5 The service of song that has been lai
2 over for three weeks, came off at the NJ
e E. Church on Sunday evening. It wa
{ a departure from the regular routine {
+ church work, and is pronounced to hay
v been a decided success. It will be r,
:, peated.
/, Grand Master w M. Hearn, of Laure
f visited Golden Rule Lodge, No. II, I.
o. F.. on Wednesday evening of la
week and had a friendly and official co
verse with that body.
Neibert, the shoemaker, has remov'
.e his business from its former location
If the Prettyman property, near the Ha
l, House.
-r Mr.. Edwin P. Johnson, engaged at ra
IS reading in West Pennsylvania, is hon
for few days.
Il Mrs. Cotrell, of North Milton, on a
"a count of the damp weather hung sol
u undercloths near the stove to dry. Ha
Id ing business in another part of the hou'
g. when she returned the clothes had tax
IN fire from the stove and were consume
lg Mr.. Joe Lank, of the Milton Trust Co
Is pany, appeared in bank this morni
:" with swelled face, plentifully daut
d with anodyne. When asked the reas
sc of his metamorphosis, he said 81 sat
nc with a girl last night who had the too
lu ache, and she gave me the neuralgia.
Ie Arthur WEIGH, son Of ohm B. WEIGH
IL this town, who has been working "
d Mr.. John Lank, of Philadelphia, has
moved to III3 Morton Building,II6 n
sau street, New York. The firms ma
is, "The National Electric Appliar
ra Company"
a. At the annual election of officers at
10 NJ. P. Sunday School, held on Sunt
~ afternoon, the following persons we're
IL lected President, George Davidson; v
of president, Winfield Wright; secreta
a., Miss Fannie lie nard; treasurer,
90 Florence Johnson; organist, Miss L
,+e Warrington; assistant organist, Miss n
voc Atkins. The same corps of teachers
OIL unanimously reelected. The protraC
ba- meeting at this church has about ceas
The after continuance of four weeks. II
are have been six probationers admitted
~ the church, and much other good
ted complished.