Peter Faerber & Sons Co.-
Peter Faerber was a bottler in Newport.
He was first listed in 1878. He was at Bulls Wharf. In 1884-87 he
was at Bull’s Wharf, rear 197 Thames St. He was at 24 Bath Rd.
Newport from 1901-1941. A 1912 factory inspection graded him as excellent with 15 employees. In 1913 the company
was incorporated as Peter Faerber & Sons Co. Augustus C. Faerber, Louis F. Faerber,
and Annie E. Kuder were the partners. Their address was 224 Bath Rd.
in 1922. In 1919 they were rated as very good with 7
employees. In 1920 they were rated very good with 5 employees. Factory inspections in 1916 and 1921
graded the company as very good with 6 employees. They were bottling
strawberry soda in 1922. Louis F. Faerber was the owner in 1927. In
1936-1943 they were bottling Orange Crush. The owners were Augustus
and Louis F. Faerber. In 1930 they were at 480 Broadway. They were
at 43 Bath Rd. in 1942-46. In 1947 they were at 43 Memorial Blvd.
They were bought out by Coca-Cola in 1948
(1878-1885) Faerber (1884-1913) Faerber
& Sons (1913-1947) Faerber & Sons Co.
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| 1927 ad |
Stephen H. Farnham-
Stephen H. Farnham (1848-1918) was a
bottler in Westerly. Originally he opened a pharmacy in Wickford in
the 1870s. He started a bottling business in Westerly in 1888, and
moved there in 1889. He was listed in Westerly from 1904-06. He was
at 94 Canal St. in 1908-1912. An ad described him as a “Manufacturer
of carbonated beverages, Nerve drink a specialty.” He was no
longer listed in 1913.
Advertisement:
A specialty is made of "Nerve
Drinks," and all orders are assured immediate and careful
attention. Manufactures and puts up in the Patent Aetna Stopped
Bottle (the easiest bottle in the market for families to use from)
Sarsaparilla, Birch Beer, Nerve Drink, Ginger, Crab Apple Tonic,
Orange Phosphate, Lemon and Raspberry soda.
(1888-1912)~
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| 1900 ad |
Patrick Farrell-
Patrick Farrell (1881-1915?) was a
liquor dealer in Pawtucket. A Michael Farrell was listed in 1883.
Patrick was first mentioned in 1882. He was at 144 N. Main St. in
1884. He was dealing in liquors in 1890. He was at 144 North Main
St. in 1887-1893. He was at 180 N. Main St. in 1893-97. He was
listed as a grocer at 168 N. Main St. and had a saloon at 180 N. Main
St. in 1894. He was also at 606 Dexter St. in Central Falls in
1901-02. He was at 180 N. Main St, in 1900-08. Harry J. Farrell was
listed at 178 N. Main St. in 1909. His “estate” was listed as a
liquor dealer at the same address (180 N. Main St.) in 1909-1916.
(1882-1916)
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Edward H. Fenley-
Edward H. Fenley (born 1849?) was a
bottler in Woonsocket. He was listed as a beer or soda water
manufacturer at 3 Bridge St. in 1886. He was listed as a beer
manufacturer in 1887. A Thomas Fenley was listed as a bottler in
1887-1890. He was at 3 Bridge St. in 1887. He was a loom fixer in
1894. He was not listed in 1895 liquors.
(1886-1887)
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Eaton E. Ferrin-
Eaton E. Ferrin was listed as a bottler
in Providence. He was an auctioneer and furniture dealer in 1895.
He had no listed occupation in 1897-98. In 1899 he was listed as a
bottler at 79 Summer St. He married in 1900. In 1900-03 he was
listed as a salesman. He was listed as an auctioneer from 1896-1909.
He was a grocer at 1252 Elmwood Ave. in 1914. In 1919 he was at 32
Division St., no occupation listed
(1899)
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