He was reported to be a proficient milliner, but was known to proselytize frequently and stop work to pray and sing for co-workers who used profanity in his presence. He also began working as a street preacher and would sermonize and distribute religious literature in North Square.
This individual was recognized for his talent in hatmaking, yet he was also well-known for his frequent preaching and praying for colleagues who used offensive language.  He later transitioned to street preaching, sharing his faith and distributing religious materials in the North Square area.