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HOUGHTON, George Washington Wright, author, born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, 12 August, 1850. After leaving the Cambridge high school in 1868, he became editor of the "Hub," a trade paper, published in New York city. He was one of the incorporators of the society of Sons of the Revolution, and was its second secretary. He is the author of "Legend of St. Olaf's Kirk" (Boston, 1881), and "Niagara, and other Poems" (1883).
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