W.B. Blanding-
See William B. Blanding in Medicine
Had a liquor license in 1876, 1880.
amber cylinder, internal screw thread
stopper
John H. Branaghan-
See John H. Branaghan in Soda
rectangular flask
Leroy Brown-
Leroy Brown (1824-1897) was a bottler
in Woonsocket. He was listed as a brewer in 1856-57. He was on
Bridge St. cor. Front St. in 1857. He was listed in 1865 as a soda
water manufacturer. One beer is marked 1848. In 1869 he is listed
as a soda and beer manufacturer.
(1848-1869)
Stone beer
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| 1869 ad |
Burke Bros.-
See Burke Bros. in soda
strap sided flask
John T. Bush-
In 1916-19 John Bush was the manager of
the Washington Co. at 31 Washington St. He was listed as a salesman
in 1915. He was not listed in 1920.
(1916-1919)
rectangular flask
Daniel J. Cahill-
Daniel J. Cahill was a bottler in
Providence. He was listed as a teamster in 1896. He was a bottler
at Manning Place in 1897. He was at Giles Place in 1898. He was
also at rear 569 Atwells Ave. in 1898. He was at 88 Knight St. (cor.
Tell St.) in 1899. He was at 10 Ames St. in 1901-02. In 1903 he was
running the Eagle Bottling Co. He was running the Congress Bowling
Alleys in 1915.
(1897-1902)
Etched wine
Patrick Cahir-
Patrick Cahir was a liquor dealer in
Providence. He was at 79 Martin St. in 1880-83. He was at 77
Chalkstone Ave. in 1884-86, running a lager beer saloon. John Gannon
was at that address in 1890. In 1889 Patrick Cahir was listed as a
clerk at 115 Pine St., which was the location of Thomas Grimes &
Bro. He was at 66-68 Wickenden St. in 1897. He was at 211 Atwells
Ave. in 1904. He was at 211 Atwells Ave. and 31 Cargill St. in 1905.
Mr. Cahir does not have his own bottle, but he became the owner of
Thos. Grimes & Bro., likely when Thos Grimes Sr. passed away.
The company became Thos. Grimes & Bro. Inc. in 1899, and Patrick
was one of the founding members. “Patrick Cahir, owner” is
embossed on a Thos. Grimes whiskey.
