From the August 21, 2000 issue of The Country Chronicle
Enfield, NH–Mildred A. Dugan, 85, of Enfield died on Tuesday, August 15th, at the Alice Peck Day Extended Care Facility in Lebanon. She was born in Franklin, NH on May 2nd, 1915, a daughter of James and Kathleen (Lahair) Anastas. She was married to Edgar I. Dugan on June 30, 1945. Mr. Dugan died on February 26, 1972.
Mrs. Dugan was employed as a textile weaver by the Black Bear Woolen Mill in Proctorsville, VT at the age of 16. She later worked for the Baltic Mill in Enfield for 13 years and the Dartmouth Woolen Mill in Claremont for 15 years. Mrs. Dugan retired in 1982.
Mrs. Dugan is survived by a sister Loretta C. Godfrey of Rutland, VT; a brother Basil Pano of Franklin, NH; several nieces, nephews, and her close friend, Dororthy Mulherin of Enfield.
Friends called at the Ricker Funeral Home on Rte. 4 on Sunday, August 20th, burial took place on Monday in the Quechee Cemetery in Quechee, VT.