Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-28
MYSTIC
Deaths, Jesse E. Bentley, Hiram C.. Denison-Pirl<man Mcleod Wedding
 Recital by Pupils of CIV. GrinneII.

Jesse E. Bentley died at his home in Grove street on Monday evening at lO.3O o'clock after d long illness from spinal trouble MT. Bentley was born i'll Voluntown. April 12, 1852. the son of Gilbert and Mary Paul Bentley. He had been resident of Mystic for the past two years, and followed the trade of blacksmith. He was a member of the Baptist church in Voluntown and a member of Shetucket lodge, I. o. O. F., of Norwich. He leaves widow and one son. Austin G. Bentley of R. Burdick of Rockville, R. l., a sister, Miss Rebecca Bentley of Voluntown and brother, John Bentley of Killingly.
 Wedding at Noank
 Tuesday morning at St Joseph s church, Noank. Miss Ellen Mcleod, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Agnes Nc Leod of Noank and Edward Pinkman of Mystic were united in marriage by Rev. John fFlemming, pastor of the church. The bridesmaids were Miss Reita Moore of New Haven and Miss Annie Mcleod. sister of the bride. The flower girl was Miss Elizabeth Me Carthy. Hugh Mcleod, brother of the bride. was best man. The ushers were Angus Mcleod and George Pink man. The bride was attired in white satin with lace and pearl trimmings.
 
 Miss Grace Fitzpatrick. The mass was Leonard's Mass in F, sung by Miss Ella Sutherland and sang o Salu- taris. Later. at the home of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. Angus Mcleod, there was a reception and breakfast. After a wedding trip spent in Wash ington, D C.. Mir and Mrs. Pinkman will reside in Greenmanville avenue, Mystic. where a furnished home awaits them. The bride received many pres ents.
 Pupils Recital
 The sixth public violin recital given by the pupils of c. Victor Grinnen Methodist church. and attracted crowded house. The pupils were as sisted by GrinnelTs orchestra, by Miss Helen Wilcox at the piano and by Rog- CT Dabcll at the organ. The pro- gramme follows:
 Marche Celebre, Laehner, pupils and orchestra: ensemble. Op. TO-. No. ?, Miss Fish, Miss Ostman, Miss Thur her, Charles Ryan. Russell Sparks, Frank Moves. Emil Meyer, William Bindloss. Albertus MaXson. Frank Kuppers Merton Clark, George Mur- phy, Harold Eaton; solo, Liebeslied, Elenstein, Miss Mil6ren Horn; solo, Petite Vale, Frank, Miss Clara Gra- ham; solo. A New Flower Song, Miss Sophia Thurber: selections, Romeo and Juliet, pupils and orchestra, MT. Da- boil at the organ; solo, Romance, AL bert w. George, Jr.; duet, The Lost Chord. Miss Alberta Kelly, Emil Mey- CT; solo, Faust Fantasia. Russell Sparks; solo. Cavatina. Miss Alberta Kelly: Spanish Serenade. pupils and orchestra.
 Death of Hiram C. Denison.
 Hiram Gift Denison died at his home on Gravel street Tuesday morn ing at ten o'clock after an illness ex- tending over a period of many years. He was born in Mystic November 21, 1929, the son of Elisha w and Fanny Cheshro Denison. and had lived in Mystic all his life. His second wife, Eliza Miner Denison, survives him, with two sons, Dr. Ira w. Denison of Washington, D. C.. and Charles Dem ison Of Mystic. and one granddaugh- ter. Miss Myra Denison.
 Eighty in Choral Glass.
 The choral union met Tuesday eve ming in St. Patrick's hall, under the direction of w. H. Neidlinger. The class now numbers eighty Mystic young people.
 Miss Marion Howard of Chicago has arrived in town for the summer
 Mrs. Alice Jackson of Westfield, N. J.. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Amos Hancock.
 Miss Anna Carey has returned to Hartford after few days stay in town.
 Austin Bentley and Mrs. Mary Foley of New Haven are guests of Mrs. Hat tie Bentley.