Union Bottling Co.-
The Union Bottling Co. was liquor
dealers in Providence. It was at 43-45 Arthur Ave. in 1903-08. In
1903 a horse blanket was stolen off the back of one of their horses.
An alternative address was 43 Arthur Ave. in 1904-1908. Dominick
Pettine was a tailor at 109 Spruce St. in 1889. He was selling coal,
wood, hay, & grain in 1902. He was the proprietor of the Union
Bottling Co. in 1903. Giulio E. Capone was his partner. He was
arraigned in 1906 with charges from the Sullivan Bros. and A.
Hasselbaum, so he was likely using their bottles. He was listed
alone at 43 Arthur Ave. as a liquor dealer in 1909-1912.
Note: Arthur Ave. is now known as DePasquale Ave.
(1903-1908)
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United Mineral Water Co.-
The United Mineral Water Co. was
located in Providence. It was at 29 Douglas Ave. in 1920. It was at
38 Wayne St. from 1922-1932. Morris Weinstein was the proprietor in
1927-1932. It became the Union Mineral Water Co. in 1933. Joseph
Weinstein was the owner. It became the City Bottling Co. in 1934.
It was formerly the National Mineral Water Co. and Union Mineral
Water Co. In 1937 it was still the City Bottling Co. at 37 Wayne St.
The company might have moved to Cranston.
(1920-1932)
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United Mineral Water Co.
(Cranston)-
The United Mineral Water Co. was
located in Cranston. RI. This might have been the same company
listed above. Lawrence Palliotta was the owner in 1940-42. They
were at 22 Haven Ave. in 1939-1944.
They had their own brand called
Drink-Me. The bottle has as location of Providence embossed on it.
(1939-1944)
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United States Bottling Co.-
The United States Bottling Co. were
liquor dealers and bottlers in Providence. Alfonso Borgia and
Michele Colaluca created the company in 1906. They were listed as
bottlers in 1907. They were at 630 Charles St. in 1906-07. Michele
left the company in 1908. They were at 446 Charles St. in 1908.
They applied for a wholesale license in 1909. They were at 450
Branch Ave. from 1910-1918. They were called the U.S. Bottling Co.
in 1918. In 1917 the Votoalto Bros. became the proprietors. They
were bottling wines and liquors. They were at 450-452 Branch Ave. in
1917-18. They were back at 450 Branch Ave. from 1919-1925. They
were alternatively at 459 Branch Ave. from 1920-22. They were
bottling cream soda in 1922. Nicola G. Votoalto was the prop. in
1917-1927. His brother Fioravante was also part of the company.
They were at 462 Branch Ave. from 1926-1930. Myer Lozow and Abraham
Goldberg were the owners in 1930. The company was incorporated in
1931. Abraham Goldberg was the sole owner in 1931-35. They were at
142 Livingston St. in 1931-38. This was next to the Shiloh Bottling
Co. In 1932-38 Abraham Goldberg was the president, Tillie Goldberg
the secretary, and Isaac Gerstein the treasurer. In 1936 they were
called the U.S. Bottling Co., and were bottling Red Fox brand ginger
ale. In 1939 the company became the Red Fox Ginger Ale Co.
(1906-1938)
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| 1917 ad |
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| 1926 ad |
Odilon Lewis Vadeboncoeur-
Odiloin Vadenoncoeur was a liquor
dealer in Woonsocket. In 1910 Champeau & Vadeboncoeur were at
276 Main St. He was by himself at 314-318 Social St. in 1909. He
was at 274 Main St. in 1911-1920. He was no listed in 1914. He was
listed as a wholesale liquor dealer and a bottler in 1915. He was at
62-64 Social St. in 1917. He was back at 274 Main St. in 1918. He
was alternatively at 64 Social St. in 1919. His wholesale location
was 64 Social St., and his retail location was 274 Main St.
(1909-1920)
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| 1915 ad |
