Eagle (Bottling Co?)- D.M. Bros.
The Eagle (Bottling Co.?) was located in
Providence. The D.M. Brothers were the proprietors. This might have
been Daniel Miller? Daniel Moulton? 1905. I'm pretty stumped on this one!
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Eagle Brewing Co.-
The Eagle Brewing Co. was located in
Providence. It succeeded the operation of Bartholomew Keily, who was
the president of the company. It was at 503-534 West Exchange St. in
1895. It was at 455 W. Exchange St. cor. Ames from 1904-1920.
Christopher Hutter was listed as a brewer here in 1904. A 1906
factory inspection graded the company as very good with 33 employees.
In 1907 they were graded as very good with 35 employees. In 1908 they were rated very good with 37 employees. In 1909, 10, and 12 they were rated as good with 33
employees. A 1916 factory inspection graded the company as very good with
35 employees. In 1919, 1920 they were rated as very good with 35 employees. A 1921 factory
inspection listed the company as closed. Like many breweries, it was
a victim of prohibition.
It operated from 1899-1920 at 455-475
West Exchange St.
(1895-1920)
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| 1896 ad |
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| 1903 ad |
Echo Spring-
The Echo Spring Bottling Co. was
located in Bristol, RI. Moren & Sullivan took over T.M. Morris &
Co. in 1931. They started bottling Echo spring water around the same
time. Sullivan left the partnership in 1934, and Anthony Moren
created the Echo Spring Bottling Co. It was listed in 1934 at 300
Thames St. In 1934-1950 Anthony A. Moren was the proprietor. It was
now on Thames St. cor. Constitution St. It was on Constitution St.
in 1940-1954. The company was not listed in 1955.
(1934-1954)
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Empire Bottling Co.-
The Empire Bottling Co. was located in
Cranston. It was at 129 Chestnut Hill Ave. in 1908-09. It was at
133 Chestnut Hill Ave. in 1910. It was incorporated in 1911. The
founders were Vincenzo Lupoli, Pasquale Principe, and Walter Sepe.
George Peloso was the manager in 1911. In 1911 a liquor license was
granted to the Empire Bottling Co. of 133 Chestnut Hill Ave.
It was at 133 Chestnut Hill Ave. in
1911-13. In 1913 it was at 168 Farmington Ave. (cor. Dyer). It was
at Dyer Ave. cor. Farmington in 1914-15. It was at 168 Dyer Ave. in
1920, dealing in wholesale liquors. It was at 168 Farmington Ave. in
Arlington in 1916-1927. It was at the same address in 1933, I am not
sure if it went out of business for a few years.
-Farmington cor. Pocasset?
(1908-1933)
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| 1911 ad |
Empire Bottling Works-
The Empire Bottling Works were located
in Bristol, RI. In 1929-1933 the company was at 155 Bradford St. In
1936-1954 it was at 43 Thompson Ave. Manuel DeAlmada and Daniel
Quintal were the owners from 1929. M.S. Correa and M. Spinola were
the owners in 1930-35. Antonio R. Borges was the owner in 1936-1940.
Fortunado S. Borges was the president and Antonio the manager from
1940-45. It was not listed in 1963. They were back at rear 43
Thompson St. in 1965-69. They were at 41 Thompson Ave. in 1985. It
is still in business today at 61 Buttonwood St.
(1929-present)
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