Webb that she’s always wanted to see Paris. Gibbs would spend the money on a vacation, and tells Mrs. She says she would consider selling it if she knew that Dr.
Webb that someone offered her $350 for an old piece of furniture in her home. The two families’ children come down to breakfast: George and Rebecca Gibbs, and Emily and Wally Webb. Howie Newsome, the local milkman, delivers milk to the Gibbs and Webbs. He had a promising career as an engineer, but joined the army in World War I and died in France. The stage manager informs the audience that Joe graduated at the top of his class from high school and earned a scholarship to MIT. Gibbs runs into Joe Crowell, a young boy who delivers the newspaper. Gibbs begins to make breakfast while in the Webb household Mrs. Gibbs is returning home after helping with the birth of a pair of twins. Gibbs died in 1930, and his wife died much earlier. Webb, who edits the local newspaper, The Grover’s Corners Sentinel. He tells them that they are about to see a play called “Our Town” about the town of Grover’s Corners.
The stage manager arranges some tables and chairs on stage while the audience enters the theater, and then addresses the audience.
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