HowieNewsome serves as the milkman of this play's setting, the hometown of George Gibbs and Emily Webb.
In this play, a woman decides that normal human relationships are "two by two" after being told that she isabout to lose one of her chicks. Another woman in this play says that people are "shut up in little boxes," andasks her father to take her away on her wedding day. The first scene of this play includes a description of thePolish Town and a prediction of when the first car will appear in this play's setting. At the end of this play, adead woman returns to one of her birthdays, and asks if humans ever "realize life while they live it." HowieNewsome serves as the milkman of this play's setting, the hometown of George Gibbs and Emily Webb. For 10points, name this play set in Grover's Corners by Thornton Wilder. 
In this play, a woman decides that normal human relationships are "two by two" after being told that she isabout to lose one of her chicks.
Our Town 