Joseph Engel & Son-
Joseph Engel & Son (Stewart) were
bottlers in Newport. They were running the Carbonated Spring Water
Co. in 1902-05. They also ran a bicycle shop. In 1910 a Julius
Engel was listed as removed to Brooklyn, NY.
(1902-1910)
BIM crown
Enterprise Bottling Co.-
The Enterprise Bottling Co. was located
in Providence. It was on Chalkstone Ave. It is not listed in any RI
directories, so it was likely in business for less than a year. I
strongly believe that this was a company created by Simon Levin or
the Levin Bros., as they were located on the same road and this
bottle has an identical style of embossing. No more proof yet.
Alexander Cohen, 497 Chalkstone Ave. in
1917 bottler?
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ca. 1895-1910
Esmond Bottling Works-
The Esmond Bottling Works were located
in Esmond, RI. It was first listed in 1929. Omer Sweeney was the
owner. In 1930-36 Omer & Omer H. Sweeney were the owners. Omer
E. Sweeney was the owner from 1937-1944. It was last listed in 1944.
It became Manhattan Beverages.
(1929-1944)
ABM crown, art deco, ACL
Samuel J. Esten-
In 1859 Samuel J. Esten (1827-1900)
bought the mineral water company of Isaac H. Penno. From 1847-1855
he was listed as a grocer with his father, Reuben W. Esten on Charles
St. He was listed with no occupation at 152 S. Main St. in 1853. He
was still listed as a grocer at 145 Charles St. with his brother (?)
Willard in 1857-58. In 1859-1865 he was located at the rear of 95
North Main St. Jeremiah and Isaac Penno and his associates stayed in
the company for a while, until Esten joined J. P. Eddy & Co.
Samuel was just listed at his house at 14 Cady St. in 1867. In 1867
J.P. Eddy & Co. were listed as bottlers at the same address.
Samuel probably left the bottling business around this time. J.P.
Eddy & Co. was succeeded by Wallace W. Boynton by 1870.
In 1889 a Samuel J. Esten lived at 169
Charles St.
(1859-1867)
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Eureka Bottling Works-
The Eureka Bottling Works was located
in Woonsocket. It was at 46 Thomas St. in 1928-1930. Adelard Dault
was the president, and Henry O. Tanguay the treasurer and manager in
1928-1930. Henry O. Tanguay was the president of the company. It
became Martin's Soda Works in 1931. In 1931 Dybalas Spring Bottling
Works was at this location.
(1928-1930)
ABM crown
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