Mrs. Partridge, widow of Charles H. Partridge, died this morning at Lakeport, N.H. of pneumonia. Her body will be brought to this city tomorrow, and the funeral will take place from the house of Lincoln street on Monday afternoon (Kennebec Journal, issue of 13 January 1898)
The remains of Mrs. Chas. Partidge were brought here this afternoon from Lakeport, N.H. accompanied by her son, B. W. Partridge and daughters, Mrs. Bertha Allen and Mrs. Weston Lewis. The funeral will take place Monday.
(Kennebec Journal, issue of 15 January 1898)
Mrs. Charles H. Partidge
The funeral services of Mrs. Chas. Partridge took place from her home this afternoon. She was among the oldest residents of our city, dying at the age of 78 years. Her married life for a period of 56 years, up to the death of her husband last April, has all been passed in Gardiner, in whose wellfare she always felt a warm interest. A woman of wide sympathies, an active mind and gifted with the natural traits of leadership, she has ever taken a deep interest in the charitable and religious life of our city and always extended a ready service to the things which brighten human life. She is survived by one son and three daughters, Mrs. D. N. Weston of Soiux Falls, and Mrs. Weston, Mr. B. W. Partridge and Mrs. Bertha Allen of this city.
(Kennebec Journal, issue of 17 January 1898)
The remains of Mrs. Chas. Partidge were brought here this afternoon from Lakeport, N.H. accompanied by her son, B. W. Partridge and daughters, Mrs. Bertha Allen and Mrs. Weston Lewis. The funeral will take place Monday.
(Kennebec Journal, issue of 15 January 1898)
Mrs. Charles H. Partidge
The funeral services of Mrs. Chas. Partridge took place from her home this afternoon. She was among the oldest residents of our city, dying at the age of 78 years. Her married life for a period of 56 years, up to the death of her husband last April, has all been passed in Gardiner, in whose wellfare she always felt a warm interest. A woman of wide sympathies, an active mind and gifted with the natural traits of leadership, she has ever taken a deep interest in the charitable and religious life of our city and always extended a ready service to the things which brighten human life. She is survived by one son and three daughters, Mrs. D. N. Weston of Soiux Falls, and Mrs. Weston, Mr. B. W. Partridge and Mrs. Bertha Allen of this city.
(Kennebec Journal, issue of 17 January 1898)
Mrs. Partridge, widow of Charles H. Partridge, died this morning at Lakeport, N.H. of pneumonia. Her body will be brought to this city tomorrow, and the funeral will take place from the house of Lincoln street on Monday afternoon (Kennebec Journal, issue of 13 January 1898)
The remains of Mrs. Chas. Partidge were brought here this afternoon from Lakeport, N.H. accompanied by her son, B. W. Partridge and daughters, Mrs. Bertha Allen and Mrs. Weston Lewis. The funeral will take place Monday.
(Kennebec Journal, issue of 15 January 1898)
Mrs. Charles H. Partidge
The funeral services of Mrs. Chas. Partridge took place from her home this afternoon. She was among the oldest residents of our city, dying at the age of 78 years. Her married life for a period of 56 years, up to the death of her husband last April, has all been passed in Gardiner, in whose wellfare she always felt a warm interest. A woman of wide sympathies, an active mind and gifted with the natural traits of leadership, she has ever taken a deep interest in the charitable and religious life of our city and always extended a ready service to the things which brighten human life. She is survived by one son and three daughters, Mrs. D. N. Weston of Soiux Falls, and Mrs. Weston, Mr. B. W. Partridge and Mrs. Bertha Allen of this city.
(Kennebec Journal, issue of 17 January 1898)
The remains of Mrs. Chas. Partidge were brought here this afternoon from Lakeport, N.H. accompanied by her son, B. W. Partridge and daughters, Mrs. Bertha Allen and Mrs. Weston Lewis. The funeral will take place Monday.
(Kennebec Journal, issue of 15 January 1898)
Mrs. Charles H. Partidge
The funeral services of Mrs. Chas. Partridge took place from her home this afternoon. She was among the oldest residents of our city, dying at the age of 78 years. Her married life for a period of 56 years, up to the death of her husband last April, has all been passed in Gardiner, in whose wellfare she always felt a warm interest. A woman of wide sympathies, an active mind and gifted with the natural traits of leadership, she has ever taken a deep interest in the charitable and religious life of our city and always extended a ready service to the things which brighten human life. She is survived by one son and three daughters, Mrs. D. N. Weston of Soiux Falls, and Mrs. Weston, Mr. B. W. Partridge and Mrs. Bertha Allen of this city.
(Kennebec Journal, issue of 17 January 1898)
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