Village Clubs And Halls
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served in the hall with lunch and tea. The Nettlebed and District Horticultural meetings and Annual Show have been held in the hall for the last four years. The Nettlebed school children drill there in wet weather, and the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides receive instruction in gymnastics and shooting.
These advantages are at the continual disposal of the mem- bers of the club, who can also use the library every Saturday.
A reference to the plan (fig. 76) will show how well the late 8o Ne ttlebed Clu... b Charles Mallows provided for all these activities. The hall is a large and well-lighted room, with open timber roof and an apsidal stage at its east end (fig. 78). Behind the latter are two dressing rooms for theatricals, etc., and there is a committee room, also used as library, at the west end, under the gallery. The reading room and billiard room are in the east wing, and the west wing is devoted to a play shed, witli skittle alley, etc. (fig. 79). All these main features of the building are connected by the very attractive cloister So.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
served in the hall with lunch and tea. The Nettlebed and District Horticultural meetings and Annual Show have been held in the hall for the last four years. The Nettlebed school children drill there in wet weather, and the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides receive instruction in gymnastics and shooting.
These advantages are at the continual disposal of the mem- bers of the club, who can also use the library every Saturday.
A reference to the plan (fig. 76) will show how well the late 8o Ne ttlebed Clu... b Charles Mallows provided for all these activities. The hall is a large and well-lighted room, with open timber roof and an apsidal stage at its east end (fig. 78). Behind the latter are two dressing rooms for theatricals, etc., and there is a committee room, also used as library, at the west end, under the gallery. The reading room and billiard room are in the east wing, and the west wing is devoted to a play shed, witli skittle alley, etc. (fig. 79). All these main features of the building are connected by the very attractive cloister So.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weaver, Lawrence, Sir, 1876- to read onlineMoreLess
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