. , to the searchers into family records who may come after, itis perhaps due that the writer should briefly record the places inwhich he has had the privilege of making his home. The thirdson of James DeWolf and Julia (Jones) Perry, Calbraith Bourn,graduated from Brown University in 1867. He was a member ofthe Theta Delta Chi fraternity, of the Grand Lodge of which onthe nomination of his friends of the Delta Charge he was electedPresident in 1887. He graduated from the General TheologicalSeminary in 1870, and returned to fulfill a
. , to the searchers into family records who may come after, itis perhaps due that the writer should briefly record the places inwhich he has had the privilege of making his home. The thirdson of James DeWolf and Julia (Jones) Perry, Calbraith Bourn,graduated from Brown University in 1867. He was a member ofthe Theta Delta Chi fraternity, of the Grand Lodge of which onthe nomination of his friends of the Delta Charge he was electedPresident in 1887. He graduated from the General TheologicalSeminary in 1870, and returned to fulfill a promise made longbefore to Bishop Clark of Rhode Island to devote himself to mis-sion work in his diocese. Under the direction of the Bishop thework was begun as an associate mission in a small house on Snowstreet by three college and seminary friends, the late Rev. RobertH. Paine, at the time rector of St. Marys Church, East Provi-dence, and the two deacons just ordained at St. Stephens Church,the late Rev. Freeborn Coggeshall, , placed in charge of. REV. JAMES DE WOLF PERRY, Rector Emeritus of Calvary Church, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. Grandson of Lieut. Rnymond H. J. Perry and oldest great nepliew of Com. O. H. Perry
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