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    The ConVal High School Marching Band plays the national anthem at the Civil War Memorial. 
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    Veteran Don Paige of American Legion Post 50 places a wreath at the World War II memorial at Tuttle Library. 
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    The Barnhard family of Bennington in their antique Army Jeep. 
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    Antrim’s Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts line up for the parade.
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    The American Legion Post 50 Color Guard prepares to march. 
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    Ted Brown, left, reads a prayer at Antrim’s Civil War Memorial.
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    The color guard enters Memorial Park. 
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    Veteran Don Paige of American Legion Post 50 salutes after laying a wreath.
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    Veteran Ted Brown reads the prayer at the Civil War memorial at the Antrim Baptist Church. 
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    The color guard and members of the public listen to the prayer at Memorial Park. 
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    The Antrim community turns out for Memorial Day parade despite rain and cool temperatures Monday. 
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    The parade passes by the Antrim Town Hall. 
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    Antrim’s Memorial Day parade processes down Summer Street. 

Antrim’s American Legion Post 50 Color Guard, Antrim Scout groups, and the ConVal High School Marching Band marched through downtown Antrim Monday morning in the annual Memorial Day procession remembering all those who gave their lives for the country. Tamasine Creighton, the commander of American Legion, read a prayer of remembrance at the memorial at James A. Tuttle Library, the Civil War memorial at the Baptist Church and at Memorial Park.