THE WAYS OF A WORKER OF A CENTURY AGO

_As Shown by the Diary of Joseph Lye, Shoemaker._

For all the facts in this little book the writer is indebted to

Henry F. Tapley, who gave the Lye, or Tapley, shoe shop to the Essex

Institute, and who related the record of it, as well as extracts from

the diary of Joseph Lye, to the Lynn Historical Society, October 14,

1915.

Mr. Tapley’s story is published in the Register of the Lynn Historical

Society, Number XIX, for the Year 1915.

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