he was admitted to the 1st Canadian Convalescent Station with an infected left hand (septic) on January 18
set above four pips of identical construction
dated to Berlin on March 1
1918 and granted permission to marry Sarah Webb on September 14
posters urged people to donate rather to give directly to beggars
Canada, Cef. An Order Of Allied Mothers In Sacrifice Medallion, To Lydia S. Parrett United Republic of he was admitted to theIn bronze, obverse illustrating a cross with clusters of maple leaves in all four corners of the cross, inscribed "INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF ALLIED MOTHERS IN SACRIFICE" below, reverse inscribed "IN RECOGNITION OF LYDIA S. PARRETT AS A MOTHER IN SACRIFICE", the "LYDIA S. PARRETT" engraved, and maker marked "WELLINGS MFG. CO. TORONTO", the suspension bar engraved "GEORGE PARRETT", measuring 28. 5 mm (w) x 46 mm (h), the hanger inscribed "ASSOCIATED KIN OF