Mr. Doughty was prominent in church circles having been a local Methodist preacher for eighteen years. He had often preached in the Cypress Hills Methodist Church as well as other churches in the area. He was historian and clerk of the Andrews Church and librarian of the Sunday School. He was a resident of New Lots and held a number of political offices, having been chosen Town Clerk for several successive terms. In politics he was Republican. He was in the shoe business then, later in life, in real estate and insurance. He was a member of Bunker Hill Lodge, I.O.F.F. He died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Henry M. Smith.
Mr. Doughty was prominent in church circles having been a local Methodist preacher for eighteen years. He had often preached in the Cypress Hills Methodist Church as well as other churches in the area. He was historian and clerk of the Andrews Church and librarian of the Sunday School. He was a resident of New Lots and held a number of political offices, having been chosen Town Clerk for several successive terms. In politics he was Republican. He was in the shoe business then, later in life, in real estate and insurance. He was a member of Bunker Hill Lodge, I.O.F.F. He died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Henry M. Smith.
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