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and 'brother Charles H. both served as sheriff of the county. The poem below, written by a devoted friend (Col. Carroll Menefee) is said by many who knew Mr. Lillard, to sum up hia life; My heart is heavy laden, My eyes are filled with tears; This world has lost a nobleman, My friend of many years. He filled this life with sunshine, By kind words, acts, and deeds, He always saw the (flowers Where others saw the weeds. Of course the world is sadder, He had friends everywhere; But Heaven will be much brighter Witn “Boley” Lillard there. * * * DR. THEODORE BOOTON Dr. Theodore Booton, a native of Luray, came to Washington as a young man and started to practice medicine. He was the son of an Old School Baptist minister. Dr. Booton attended the Trinity Episcopal church in Washington and sang in the choir. • * * * BALDWIN B. BAGGARLY The first Treasurer of the Town of Washington, and for more than (See COUNCIL page 4)
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