A Pair Of Experts Mrs. Lilla M. Marr (left) proudly shows her older sister, Mrs. Julia N. Chadbourne, her heart-shaped cake at her 88th birthday party yesterday at South Paris. Sister Julia is rather an expert judge of birthday cakes, having had 100 herself. (Jack Quinn Photo) Centenarian Helps 'Kid Sister' Celebrate On 88th Birthday SOUTH PARIS, Nov. 10 - The 1866 in Sweden, where her sister youngest of the two Whitehouse Julia was born 12 years before. "girls" observed her 88th birth- Lilla and Julia are the last of day today. She is Mrs. Lilla E. a family of seven children. Marr of North Bridgton. Lilla taught school at Stow at Helping her "kid sister" cel- the age of 15. Later she learned ebrate was Mrs. Julia M. Chad- the millinery business and had bourne who just 10 days ago already engaged a store at North marked her 100th birthday. Waterford where she was to start The party today was held at in business. "My plans got the home of the two sisters' marred though," Lilla laughing- niece, Mrs. June Penfold where ly commented today. "I married they are staying for the win- a Marr." ter. She married George S. Marr, Mrs. Penfold made a special a farmer and carpenter. His heart-shaped cake today in hon- death occurred 21 years ago. or of the occasion and this noon Lilla was carrying on an antique the highlight of the day was business in North Bridgton at the cutting of the birthday cake the time of his death. She sold by Mrs. Marr. this and then engaged in the Mrs. Marr was born Nov. 10, millinery business. Later she was the matron at Bridgton Acad- Bridgton emy, a position she held for two years. Rebekah Official In her younger years she stud- ied Public Reading with three Visits Local Lodge different teachers and then was in popular demand as a speaker District Deputy President at the many meetings of clubs Ruth Morrill of Woodland Re- and various organizations. bekah Lodge, Harrison, made She is very proud of a large her official visit to Eudora collection of shells which she Lodge Tuesday evening, and was presented to Bridgton Academy introduced by District Deputy and which now occupies a prom- Marshal Alma Davis also of inent spot in the Academy muse- Woodland Lodge. Mrs. Morrill um. addressed the lodge and there She has made her home for were remarks by Mrs. Davis, and the past 13 years with her sister, Past Grand Minta Greene of Julia at North Bridgton. This Woodland Lodge. A social hour winter the two sisters are mak- followed the meeting with sand- ing their home with their niece, wiches and coffee served by Mrs. June Penfold, Church Velzora Lord and Ruth Graf- street.