A letter from Marie Martin to her mother Mary Martin, 27 October 1916 Letters 1916-1923 Marie Helena Martin

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A letter from Marie Helena Martin (1892-1975) to her mother Mary Martin in Dublin. Marie is writing home to tell her mother the news from the front and to hear about the news back home. In this letter Marie asks her mother to send her out some gloves, a scarf and a coat. She writes that her six months are nearly over and that she hopes to be returning home soon. Marie focuses on the family news that she has heard and gives advice to her mother about the health of her relations.Marie Martin, later, known as 'Mother Mary' was a volunteer nurse during the First World War. She served in field hospitals in Malta, Leeds, and France working for the British army and later went on to become the founder of the Medical Missionaries of Mary (MMM).

 Medical Missionaries of Mary B/F/1/69, B/F/1/69 https://letters1916.ie/item/111 English Marie Helena Martin 1916-10-27 France Mary Martin Female World War I (1914-1918) Personal Relations

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 B/F/1/70 27-10-16 My very dearest Mother, A 1000 thanks for the very nice letter of the 22nd enclosing Tommys letter. you have no idea how it cheer me up to hear of him as it seemed ages— what an absolute brick he is never seems to grumble at any thing & every is going through more things he is. I think they must be having a very trying time of it out there they are so queerly situated with Greece & the fighting seem bad enough at times. I really think we are doing very well now, the news from here is very good & they are expecting to hear great things in a day or two— I must also thank you for the regular P.C. with news of Uncle Frank I was so glad to hear last night he had been up for a bit & sincerely hope he was none the worse after it. I hope Aunt Maysie will not knock her self up as I do not think she has been very strong lately either— I hope he likes his two nurses as I find it makes a great difference to the welfare of the patient. I am sorry to hear Granny has been hard up again, & poor Aunt Sissy, I wonder if she would try the Dr I sent to Uncle Frank It seems so terrible if she could be cured not to give herself every chance Oh I had such a nice long letter from Aunt Eveleen, it pleased me more than any thingas she told me how you were looking etc & since I came out here I have heard from very few of the relation Of course I never have time to write so cannot expect them to write but she gave me all the family news in great form— She also sent me a ripping cake. I want you the next time Dr. Beatty goes to Greenbank to ask him for a real good cure for chilblains as I have them very badly on my feet even up the shins of my legs & they are just coming on my hands— We have had some very cold & wet days. & with skin cases one is continually washing & dabbling is some lotion or other. I went in the other day to B.— & bought myself a dear little oil stove which warms the room beautiful I am a present sitting beside it & feel quite cosy. the only thing is I think they are inclined to give you a headach— I am enclosing you £2-0-0 & would be so pleased if you would pay for a pr of Shoes I had sent out to me here— Also the next time you are in town will you get me a very warm pair of Fur gloves it does not matter how clumsy they look so long as they are warm easily put on & off— Also a navy blue silk scarf & one of those Shetlan jackets that I could wear under my overal but over my dress if you can get one in sax blue all the better— I am sending you an other £-1.0-0 as you will not have quite enough & if you have 12/-6 over will you send it into Arnotts for 3 aprons they send out to me at the beginning— Should you have paid for any of these things just keep the money instead Hoping this is not giving you a great deal of trouble— What a bout apresent for Charlie O'Kelley I will let you know in a week or two if I can get some little thing out here for them— I & Miss Paul gave our men a tea party yesterday afternoon it was rather a undertaking as we happened to fill up on Thursday morning at 5 A.M. & just one very bad case of Erysipelas among the lot which gave me avery anxious day as he was put on the D.I. list & needed agreat deal of watching but I am glad to say he was transfered to a room to him self at 4 O'ck which left me much freer for the tea which was a great success but is a thing that can only be done very seldom as it cost a fair sum—as you will know— however it is better spent that way than wasted on trash for one self & they do enjoy it & deserve it I have such a nice lot of men who do so much for me— you see in skin wards we only have one orderly & he has to do all the dressing we cannot do, like Seabees all over— so that means the Sister in Charge has to get the patients to do all the ward work as well as the kitchen, it is really much for more difficult for us but I have been extremely lucky & have 4 topping men, one is just like a father to us, one does feel such a brute some times when one thinks of all they do for us and how little we can really do in return— I have not heard from Gerald Cutify so do not know where he is I wonder if he has been home in the mean time— Please give every one my fondest love also Nana & tell her I shall try & write very soon I am ashamed to think I have never written — how is she working on — by the way did Nidia K— ever turn up to see you was it not funny how I managed to get over— they have teased me so much here because I am such a bad walker. I thought I would have a try & succeeded but I did suffer for it the stiffness was something terrible however it did me no real harm & I walked over 15 miles— I hope her mother is better My six months are very nearly over & am expecting every day now to be asked to resign and will get what for from the Matron it will be nearly as bad as Granny's intirocen & one has to give such a long reason for resigning, however I am coming home & looking forward to it to & perhaps after Xmas Ethel would like to come away for a bit— I feel sure it will do her good she has had the hardest part all the time & I feel that I have done a little & can always find some work at home— I am longing to be at home with you all again How is Uncle Charlie these times I have not heard from him for ages I shall write to him in a day or two Fondest love dearest Mother and Cheer Oh. 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