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William Bull and Sarah Wells Stone House AssociationScope and Content
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The Rev. Thaddeus Wilson of
Shrews berry New Jersey, was then
called out, and being a descendant
of the illustrious $\text{W}^\text{m}$ + Sarah
spoke as one of the family.
Among the other good things
he said, was that although the
Bull family had not as yet produced its great statesman,
orator, juror or poet. the great
man of the family was coming
= coming =. And we all felt
releved to know that he was
not then present, as one always
feels under restraint in the presence
of greatness.
The following resolution was
offered by the Secretary. Resolved
that when we adjourn, we adjourn, to meet at this place, on
the last wednesday of next August
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one year from today, and if that
day should be stormy, the next
clear day. This was seconded and
carried.
After singing the Long meter
Doxology, the benediction was pronounced by the Rev. Mr. Hepburn
which ended the exercises of the
occasion.
But many lingered to talk
of the good old times now gone
forever, and took more than a
drop of comfort from the days
of "old lang syne."
others journeyed over to the
old stone, the "Mecca" of the
family. And were told that Sarah
Wells assisted her husband in
building the house, by carrying
stones in her apron to him
while he laid them in the wall