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Decorative folding screens combine beauty, function, Page F2

IN THE GARDEN WITH LEE REICH: Marigolds and pests: getting rid of pesky notions, F6

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Today, such room dividers aren’t just a staple from old movies. Both vintage and brand new decorative versions seem to be everywhere — on the pages of interior design magazines, on your Instagram feed and even at big-name retailers. Online antique purveyors Chairish and 1stdibs have a wide selection of screens spanning various periods and styles. The direct-to-consumer furniture brand the Inside offers custom upholstered ones. World Market and CB2 sell rattan or wood versions

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Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local economic conditions. Roasted peanut warmer, Ko-Pak-Ta, children, dancing, jumping, sunset, trees, 17 inches, $120. Automobilia, tractor seat, cast iron, American Harrow Co., c. 1880, 14 x 15 1/2 inches, $145. Copper, figurine, lobster, jointed limbs, hammered plates, signed, Japan, 7 1/2 inches, $550. Fan, silver, folding, black lacquer, figures, royal household, decoupage, 9 x 16 inches, $600. Indian, moccasins, Plateau, beaded, diamonds, hide, sawtooth edging, blue, red, c. 1910, 9 inches, $650. Model, steamboat, Robert E. Lee, miniature passengers, wood, platform, glass case, 8 1/2 x 24 inches, $1,910. Sailor’s valentine, seashells, flowers, triangles, oval, walnut shadowbox frame, 1900s, 16 x 19 inches, $2,640. Scepter, jade, phoenix, immortal, wilderness, deer, dragon, crouching, cicada, 15 inches, $6,500. Political button, George Washington inauguration, “Long live the president,” ringed star, brass, $7,500. Patent cabinet desk, compartments, drawers, pullout writing surface, postal drawers, letter drop box, carved gallery, 59 x 58 inches, $13,860.

HERE DOESN’T seem to be any type of antique that isn’t sold at auctions, flea markets or shops. We were surprised years ago at a flea market when a dealer was offering a wooden artificial leg. It was sold an hour after we saw it. He said it went to a woman who wanted to make a statue, and she had wondered if he had any more. We have seen many sets of false eyes sold, samples of what surgeons would use to replace a missing eye. And bottles of cures too strange to describe. This is a 19th-century optician’s eye test chart made of black painted wood from Andrew Spindler Antiques & Design, a shop in Essex, Massachusetts. It has a metal lamp visor and a linen scroll with letters of different sizes. It was purchased at an antiques show in New York City about 18 years ago for about $1,800. It has since been rewired and the scroll restored, and it was priced at $2,200. Keep your eyes open at antiques shops and you may find another eye test chart. It will certainly be a rare antique. Wonder what the prescribed glasses looked like?

tograph. Look online to find auctions that sell autographs. Value of your autographs, about $25 to $50 each.

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Look no further than the March 2019 cover of House Beautiful, which featured CONTINUED FROM PAGE F2 a Nick Olsen-designed den Coromandel screens, which with a vintage Japanese were imported from China screen in the background. to Europe in the 17th centu“Whether it’s through social ry. Either hand-painted or media or some other source, inlaid with mother-of-pearl people see beautiful spaces or tortoiseshell, Coromandel that are layered and textured screens have acquired many and they want to emulate stylish fans over the years. that,” says Christiane Le“If you think about the mieux, founder of the Inside. most iconic example of a For those looking to experiscreen that’s cemented in ment, screens provide a lowevery interior designer’s lift way to add ornamentation memory, it’s Coco Chanel’s to a space. For instance, the apartment on the Rue Camupholstered versions from bon in Paris,” says designer the Inside are available in Josh Hildreth, who often uses an array of zippy prints, the decorative accents in his including classic ones from projects. Scalamandre, and could just Screens’ close association as easily serve as a backdrop with a more glamorous era for a sofa or a headboard for make them especially apa bed. “If you prop a screen pealing to a new generation. against a wall, you get the “Instagram has introduced same effect as you would photos of people like socialwith a wallpapered accent ites Lee Radziwill and Marel- wall, but, unlike wallpaper, la Agnelli, who were known you can take it with you when for their beautiful homes, you move,” Lemieux says. and often these screens are In some ways, the resurin the background,” Hildreth gence of folding screens says. “There’s a chicness to represents a shift in thinkthose images that people ing about how to dress really respond to.” an interior. After years of But the trend isn’t just mid-century-modern fever, about fetishizing the past; homeowners are looking for plenty of recent projects ways to bring patina and perfeature screens, and images sonalization to their spaces of those spaces are inspiring and achieve a more layered, homeowners as well. well-traveled look - call it the

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maximalist effect. “An antique screen can add a global element that blends beautifully with other pieces,” says designer Mona Hajj, who often employs them to bring a dash of romance and history to spaces where architecture is lacking. By incorporating decorative screens, homeowners are rebelling not only against bland interiors but also one of the most prevalent trends of the past 40 years: the open floor plan. “With the creation of the great room, homeowners have been preoccupied with knocking down walls and creating communal space,” says designer Annie Elliott of Bossy Color. “Now there’s a slow move toward defining

spaces by their functionality, while still maintaining that open feeling. I do think that people are trying to recover a little of what they’ve lost by opening up an entire floor, and screens can help.” Screens are also an effective way to bring equilibrium to a room in which one design element is overshadowing everything else. That’s what Hildreth did when faced with furnishing a supersized ballroom for a D.C. show house in Potomac. “One end of the room was anchored by a large fireplace, so I found a huge beautiful black Coromandel screen,” he says. “I used that to ground the seating area, giving it equal heft.” Elliott employed a

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similar visual trick in a recent project; she upholstered a screen in the same fabric as the drapes, then installed it in a neglected corner of the room, extending the pattern throughout the space and creating a sense of balance. Depending on the material, screens can provide another benefit. Those made of lacquer or tea paper can magnify or soften both the natural and artificial light in a space. “So much of how we experience or fall in love with a room has to do with the way light is reflected,” Hildreth says. “Having things with dimension, like the folds of a screen, gives the eye a reason to stop and linger, much more so than a flat wall. The effect is really magical.”

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Marigolds and pests: Getting rid of pesky notions

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beetles. As such, they have been used to stop Japanese beetle damage — by attracting the beetles away from other garden plants! Perhaps you should blanket your garden with marigolds, because that’s how you have to plant them for some of their pest controlling benefits. British studies showed that African marigolds killed weeds such as ground ivy and bindweed, but the marigolds were planted densely and ear-

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Anne C. Llewellyn and Judith H. Llewellyn to Marwan Al-Masri, Unit 4-D Mansion Woods, $177,500.

Carol S. McCormick to Jesse D. Coull and Michelle R. Facette, 221 Lincoln Ave., $545,000.

Anthony C. Frasco, Gina L. Rogers, Gina L. Frasco and Julie A. O’Connell to Gina L. Rogers and Keith W. Rogers, 48 Brien St., $240,000.

Daiheng Ni and Chunxia Feng to Henry Patrick Roberts and Maura S. Roberts, 127 Leverett Road, $280,000.

Evelyn M. Porter to Volodymyr Chyzh and Antonina Chyzh, 244 Silver St., $217,000.

John G. Fortin and Susan M. Fortin to W. Scot Green, 316 West Pomeroy Lane, $405,000.

Neil A. Donah and Kaitlyn Donah to Steven D. Bishop and Angela Bishop, 11 Beekman Drive, Unit 11, $146,000.

KTS Partners LLC, to Rudolph T. Bedeley and Mary Bedeley, 26 Valley Lane, $336,600.

Stanley Shore to Timothy K. KirkDerek J. Benton to Alisha R. Conti, 418 wood and Shelley L. Kirkwood, 1460 South East St., $500,000. Meadow St., Unit E-4, $136,000.

Peter A. Picknelly and Melissa M. Picknelly to Ellen S. Farley, 17A Mansion Woods Dr, $170,000. Peter J. Gallagher and Lisa A. Gallagher to Long Nguyen, 11 Maynard St., $235,000.

BELCHERTOWN Richard E. Newman and Floralee Newman to Irving B. Cooper III, and Christine L. Cooper, 601 Federal St., $190,000.

Sandra L. Taft-Fairlie to Inas K. Ismael Franco Desantis and Doris Schmidt to and Salimah Abdulrazzaq, 61 Norris Franco Desantis and Doris Schmidt, St., $260,000. 111 Daniel Shays Highway, $100. Timothy D. Garska to Mark Richard John F. Chudy and Karen Chudy to Denning, 78 Plantation Drive, #78, Zachary A. Chudy, South Liberty $145,000. Street, $100. Tylor R. Vaillancourt and Kathryn M. Vaillancourt to Denise Pelchat, 13 Nicole Terrace, $248,000.

BERNARDSTON Michael C. Townsley to Michael Hall. 119 South Street, $15,000.

Kent C. Lyons and Linda M. Lyons to Jesse Fiske and Kate Fiske, 11 Saint Clair Road, $319,000.

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Antonio Pellegrino and Linda S. Pellegrino to Cornerstone Homebuying LLC, 21 Miller St., $95,000. Arnold Construction Inc., to Michelle Garcia, 74 Shaw Park Ave., $190,000. Bruce Piquette to Kevin F. Piquette, 87 Nash St., $94,500.

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Margaret F. Carney to Ryan Merritt, 791 South East St., $180,000. David G. Scherer and Christine B. McCormick to Jincheng Zhang and Hong Cai Yi, 15 Tanglewood Road, $535,000.

Seyed Nariman Mostafavi and Maria Fernanda Gandara to Veronica R. Everett and Peter J. Everett, 232 North

Harold F. Brunault, representative, C-05, $128,000. and Mitsuko Cogdill, estate, to Walter Marcel Nunes to Yasmin M. Forbes, W. James, Donna J. James and Jeremy 10 Providence St., $165,000. W. James, 59 Thaddeus St., $60,000. SEE DEEDS, PAGE F10 Carrington Mortgage Services LLC, to

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Lori A. DiGennaro to Jeffry A. Kerr, 9 Sherwood Lane, $630,000.

Michael G. Paquette and Cecilia C. Paquette to David S. Triffletti, 39 McCarthy Ave., $187,000.

Margaret Slade and Mark W. Swenor to Brian L. McClelland and Sarah H. McClelland, 123 Mountainview Road, $350,000.

Michelle L. Navarez-Sandy and Michelle L. Sandy to Sarah L. Wenners, 771 Britton St., $141,000. Nathan Alexander Paquette, representative, Raymond Ernest Paquette, estate, and Russell J. Paquette Sr., to Samantha Britt, 741 Prospect St., $100,000. Nathan Warren and Karen Warren to Kelly C. Galindez, 26 Harding St., $195,000.

Michael G. Robie and Lisa I. Robie to Nathan P. Strain, 59 Fairview St., $190,000. Michael Sullivan and Gay E. Sullivan to Sean P. Butler and Karoline F. Butler, 20 Wellington Drive, $485,000.

Richard P. Masse to Brittany S. Masse, Ben Masse and Richard P. Masse, life estate, 20 Boivin Terrace, $100. Sebastian Management Inc., trustee, and Paradise Street Realty Trust, trustee of, to Christopher M. Roy, 4 Paradise St., $212,000. Steven Drobnak, representative, and Martin Drobnak (EST) to Ganna Boyko, Shepherd St, $121,000. Teresa Rideout and Theresa Rideout to NSTAR Electric Co., and Eversource Energy, 166 Langevin St, $410,000. William J McNamara Jr., representative, Patricia Forys McNamara, estate, William J. McNamara III, and John F. McNamara to Miriam Reyes and Aisy Padilla, 51 Bemis Ave., $159,000.

EAST LONGMEADOW Avis Haight to Mary Lou Dragone, 127 Pinehurst Drive, $300,000. Birch Hill Realty Partners LLC, to Jeff MacKechnie, 60 Hanward Hill, $196,000. Brianna Perry, Brianna N. Kipetz and Jeffrey P. Kipetz to Robbin L. Conde and David J. Antinore, 162 Braeburn Rd, $220,000. Gary J. Gosselin and Matthew R. Heyer to Aniello Gisolfi and Diana Gisolfi, 232 Canterbury Circle, $470,000. Gavin J. Kelly and April E. Kelly to Benjamin T. Thornton and Shannon H. Thornton, 81 Bayne St., $270,000. Gerald J. Celetti Jr., and Kathleen T. Celetti to Nathan A. Bisson, 12 Pleasant Place, $195,000. James A. Houghton and Mary T. Houghton to James Bazinet and Melissa Bazinet, 792 Parker St., $427,500. Jeff A. MacKechnie and Christine D. MacKechnie to Anthony M. Tranghese, 25 Fernwood Drive, $260,000.

Diana Peltier and Stephen Peltier to Zachary T. Venturini, 8 Karen Drive, $173,000. Paul Johnson, personal representative, and Roger N. Johnson, estate, to Curtis Mailloux, 35 Baggs Hill Road, $169,900. Granville Brian K. Falcetti and Deborah C. Falcetti to Allison G. Falcetti, 62 Water St., $240,000.

Nicole M. Bouchereau, Kelly L. Griffith and Kelly Griffith to Anthony Terzi GREENFIELD and Aubrey A. Terzi, 112 Chestnut St., Ha Thi Nguyen to Brendon R. Steele, $225,000. Robert G. Davis to Kenneth J. Albano 23 Western Ave., $158,000.

Peter J. Creanza and Lauren G. Creanza to Cody R. Romanowicz, 10 Lavalle and Beth A. Albano, 212 Pinehurst Drive, $295,000. Ave., $315,000. Premier Home Builders Inc., to January L. Wilson, 38 Morgan Circle, $364,000.

Raymond J. Mackenzie and Shirley R. Mackenzie to Tiffany Kirk, 254 Taylor St., $434,201.

Sean P. Butler and Karoline F. Butler to Matthew David Adams, 40 Van Dyke Road, $220,000.

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Donald A. Baker and Jennifer J. Newton to Teresa Mason, 52A Prospect St., Unit 5, Highland Park Condominium, $106,300. Thomas Fredrick and Joyce Meier Fredrick to Benjamin E. Janas and Rachel A. Hoogstraten, 53 Shattuck St., $243,000.

Karen E. Bacon and Elizabeth J. Mombourquette to Jessie M. Curtin HADLEY and Matthew W. Curtin, 303 Loudville Jacqueline Marie Allard and Walter M. Road, $275,000. John P. Ulshoeffer to Michael R. Banas Basara Jr., to Seamrog LLC, 3 Railroad St., $400,000. and Qiuhui Chen-Banas, 2 Maxine Nathan R. Larkin and Cheryl A. Brodowski to Brian P. Gobell, Kaitlin Kevin C. Netto Construction Inc., to Mojdeh Badri Mostafavi, 5 Pepin Ave., M. Gobell, Brian Patrick Gobell and Kaitlin Marie Gobell, 75 Hockanum $280,000. Road, $370,000. Geraldine O. Page and Geraldine Gwendolyn Grabiec, personal repO’Connor Raucher to Geraldine O. resentative, and Joseph J. Wilga Jr., Page and William J. Page, 26-30 to Mary S. Cadorette, 88 Rocky Hill Strong St., $100. Road, $211,000. Jason S. Donaldson, trustee, Jason Donaldson, trustee, and Etabav Realty Constance E. Russell to Mark Holt, Trust to Rebecca Y. Wallace, 34 Brook 200 River Drive, $265,000. Circle, $478,000.

St., $258,500.

Raymond Viera and Evelyn M. Viera to Nathan M. Lemoine and Meghan A. Lemoine, 43 Bayberry Drive, $380,000. Cynthia J. Iannacci, Susan C. Bilski and Susan C. Dye to Paul St. John Frisoli, 4 Ward Ave., $275,000.

GILL Kenneth P. Sears and Holly Sears, “aka” Holly M. Sears, to Alexander C. Ware and Daniel Ware, 4 Oak St., $200,000. Kevin M. Barnes and Stacey A. Barnes to Joshua R. Miller, 359 West Gill Road, $225,000. Alfred A. Dunklee Irrevocable Trust, “fka” Alfred A. Dunklee Revocable Trust, and Jeffrey S. Dunklee, trustee, to Nourse-Patterson LLC, North Main Road, $1,200,000

GRANBY Christopher H. Aldrich to Mountain Stream LLC, Amherst Street, $179,000.

Soaring Heights LLC, to George John Revoir and Kimberlee Ann Revoir, 9 Sylvia Heights, $663,000. Ronald Bercume and Irene Bercume to A1N1 LLC, 185 Russell St., $280,000.

HAMPDEN Eddie Santiago to Todd C. Pelletier and Tammey D. Jones, Scantic Road, $82,500. Shawn A. Teece and Courtney K. Teece to Timothy Cairney, 47 Woodland Drive, $200,000.

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HOLLAND Carolyn M. Haley to Noah D. Merle, 7 Candlewood Court, $148,000. Deborah J. Benoit and Deborah J. Bycenski to Melissa M. Kelley, 4 Linder Road, $215,000. James S. Lunig and Janet K. Lunig to James S. Lunig, trustee, Janet K. Lunig, trustee, 2019 James S. Lunig Revocable Trust-2019, trustee of, and Janet K. Lunig Revocable Trust-2019, trustee of, 6 Shore Lane, $100.

Kaitlin M. Lalor, John P. Lalor and John Lalor to Jordan M. Leal and Nicholas B. Tsagaris, 54 Nash Hill Road, $270,000. M & G Investors LLC, to Ryan J. Linton and Lauren M. Shastany, 2 Marias Way, $380,000. Nils E. Midttveit and Jane F. Midttveit to Benjamin M. Belisle and Nicole Belisle, 504 Miller St., $367,000. NSP Residential LLC, to James A. Maciag, 204 West St., $127,692. U. S. Bank Trust, trustee, U. S. Bank, trustee, and Trust 2011-FV1 Government Loan Securitization, trustee of, to NSP Residential LLC, 204 West St., $98,280.

Laurie E. Longchamps, David P. Longchamps and Marilyn J. Mather to Anthony D. Lauzon and Robbin J. Lau- VDS Properties LLC, to Trudy E. zon, 42 Over the Top Road, $265,000. Shlosser and Mark C. Shlosser, 605 Patricia DiBonaventura to Fens Co., Alden St., $350,000. LLC, 31 Kimball Hill Road, $35,000.

HOLYOKE Aleksandr Yarmolenko to William J. Philpott, 934 Main St., $127,000. Cornerstone Homebuying LLC, to Michael D. Barcomb, 439 Westfield Road, $180,000. Holyoke City to Sheena H. Watkins, 9 Beacon Ave., $37,100. Joel Almonte to Wrights Block LLC, 106-120 High St., $120,000. Joseph W. Westcott and Patricia J. Westcott to Brandi T. Tourville, 32 Hitchcock St., $219,000. Nancy L. Weiss and Carol P. Weiss to Albert R. Kingan and Jan C. Kingan, 75 Richard Eger Drive, $415,000.

LONGMEADOW Dongsup Kim and Donghee Kim to Soyoung Kim, 90 Fairview St., $300,000. Kathleen M. Caputo to Patrick John Sheehy and Leslie Ann Sheehy, Ely Road, $287,500. Kenneth J. Albano and Beth A. Albano to Robert J. Castellanos and Eileen Castellanos, 70 Dover Road, $563,000. Rehanahmed S. Peerzada and Anisa Kagzi to Alicia Bell and Alicia E. Bell, 398 Maple Road, $250,000. Thomas J. Fisher and Dawn M. Fisher to Nancy A. Sigler and Christopher L. Hensley, 29 Prynnwood Road, $439,900.

Sonya E. Vickers to Andrew Vaughn Schwendenmann and Stefanie VartaLUDLOW nian Schwendenmann, 352 Bennett Road, $400,000. Andrew Rose and Janine Rose to Teresa Rideout, 69 West Akard St., $267,500. HATFIELD

MONSON Bank of New York Mellon, trustee, and CWALT Inc. Alternative Loan Trust 2005-76, trustee of, to Raymond Francis LaBonte Jr., and Phattiya LaBonte, 21 High St., $129,329. Diane M. Ridgway to Joshua W. Meskill, 58 Margaret St., $315,500. H&l/Tassinari Builders Inc., to Joseph C. Martin and Lisa M. Martin, 237 Hovey Road, $325,000. Joseph C. Martin and Lisa M. Martin to Joseph L. Kaminski, Christin Marie Kaminski and Christin M. Kaminski, 300 Wales Road, $369,900.

MONTAGUE Dawn. Bete of Greenfield to Daniel Prasol of Greenfield. 6 Dunton St., $173,875. Barbara J. Boron to John Irminger of Albany, California, 11 Morris Ave, $200,000

MONTGOMERY Paul A. Mason and Jessica Mason to Marshall Prokop, 36 Old House Road, $351,000.

NORTHAMPTON Bridge Street LLC, to Sergeant House LP, 82 Bridge St., $603,235. Bryan K. Lehr and Melissa A. Barillaro to Bryan K. Lehr, 1431 Westhampton Road, $100. Paul R. Ehrlich to Paul Richard Ehrlich, trustee, and Paul Richard Ehrlich Living Trust, 600 Florence Road, $100. Edward A. Berube and Cynthia L. Berube to Gertrude W. Kaiser and Owen Colas, 5 Winchester Terrace, $277,900.

Barbara Capuano, executrix, Jay C Capuano, estate, and Jay Capuano, estate, to Derek Rodrigues and Stephanie Rodrigues, Piney Lane, $140,000. William H. Groening, personal representative, Kathryn Isabel Dominquez, Joseph M. Cabral to Sophia Hess and estate, and Katheryn I. Dominquez, Daniel Custodio, Allison Avalos CusGeorge Leastman, 13 Waters Edge estate, to Esther Osorio Ruiz Ever, 155 todio and Cindy Avalos to Christopher Drive, Unit 13, $117,500. Bakker and Rebecca Scandura, 147 SEE DEEDS, PAGE F11 Penelope J. Siemonko, trustee, and Siemonko Family 2009 Trust to Emma C. Ram and Kara E. Fagan, 79 Depot Road, $280,000.

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Charles W. Russis and Randy E. Russis to Charles W. Russis and Megan Russis, 4032 Main St., $112,600.

Martin Sexton and Georganne C. Sexton to Ari J. Kriegsman and Ruby Rose Kriegsman, 25 New St., $699,000. Judith K. Adamites and Edward Dzenis Family Trust to Thomas Quinlan Jr., 428 Bridge Road, $150,000. Chander Gandhi and Rosy Upma Gandhi to Samira C. Artur, 80 Damon Road, $145,000. Nancy Ella Fields, trustee, and Nancy Ella Fields Revocable Trust to Schuyler John Salz and Katie Lyn Salz, 426 Kennedy Road and 410B Kennedy Road, $450,000. Mary Samberg, guardian, Garson R. Fields and Garson R. Fields Jr., to Janet I. Clark and Norbert J. Salz, Kennedy Road, $120,000.

ORANGE Matthew Bonenfant and Lonnie Bonenfant to KDMK LLC, Drew Boulevard, $25,000. Rabbit Run Properties LLC, to Jewel Medeiros, 27 Fountain St., Unit 1, 27 Fountain Street Condominium, $110,900. Brenda B. Berry to Nick H. Steiman,110 Horton Road, $161. Conquest II LLC, to Ronald Comeau and Debra Comeau, 53 Burrill Ave., $194,999. Peggy L. Peirce to Jennifer L. Powell, 102 Mattawa Circle, $180,000. Robert M. Ellison, by attorney, “aka” Robert M. Ellison Sr., by attorney, and Ann-Marie Ellison, by attorney, and Rosemary K. Ellison, attorney, to Charles Novotny and Dianne Novotny, 118 Walnut Hill Road, $200,000.

PALMER Adam Hilario to Dylan Kirkland, 17 Dublin St., $125,000.

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mark first used by Gladding, McBean and Company of Los Angeles. Apple pattern dinnerware was introduced in 1940 and became one of the company’s best-selling

$239,000.

Alice I. Bellerose to Ryan M. Davis and Julia R. Davis, 286 Brainard St., Country Bank for Savings to Roger W. $235,000. Barnes Jr., Emery Street, $40,000.

Susan K. Lewis and Pamela J. Codario Dennis C. Biron to David A. McDonald and Debra A. McDonald, 9-11 to Carol Abend, trustee, Sander Crest St., $204,000. Abend, trustee, and Lisa Noel Abend Trust, 41 Ford Crossing, $615,000. Douglas W. Doyle, representative, and Edward W. Doyle, estate, to Chad D. James T. Foudy and Christine M. Chevalier, 17 Pearl St., $129,000. Foudy to Peter M. Buscemi and Ann H. Buscemi, 46 Clark St., $375,000.

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Edward J. Belanger and Katherine M. Belanger to Paul Mowery and Tara Mowery, 106 Pinney St., $236,000. Nancy Jill Townson, representative, and Ronald M. Townson, estate, to Roger Parker, 1099 Park St., $139,000. Thomas Russo to Rolande M. Smalarz, 1011 Oak St., $224,900.

RUSSELL James Fournier and Gail Fournier to Jamie A. Lisella and Keith T. Cotter, 696 Woodland Way, $379,900.

SHELBURNE David W. Patrick to Brent R. Hartley and Elizabeth H. Dickinson, 360A Patten Road, $390,000.

SHUTESBURY Berri Jacque and Asha Strazzero-Wild to Curtis Cherniak and Angela Cherniak, 412 Montague Road, $390,000.

SOUTH HADLEY Ronald A. Boissonnault and Theresa Boissonnault to Anne M. Scully, 208 Willimansett St., $100. Trudy Shlosser, Trudy E. Romanovicz, Trudy C. Romanovicz and Mark Shlosser to Paul R. Lyszchyn and Emelie A. Lyszchyn, 44 Old Lyman Road, $315,000. Jonathan R. Polgar, Jennifer Dorfield and J. Dorfield to Ashlee N. Wactor and Adam Hilton, 4 Walnut St., $252,000. S-H-R Trust to Center for Human Development Inc., 51 Old Lyman Road, $125,000. Deborah Inglis and Deborah A. Inglis to Richard Byrne, 28 Edison Drive,

patterns. Franciscan became part of Interpace in 1962 and was sold to Josiah Wedgwood & Sons in 1979. The California plant closed, and production moved to England. After changes in ownership, production moved to China in 2004.

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Andy J. Otero, 32 Tamarack Drive, $246,000. Dennis M. Ryan to Omar Abdi and Bollo Mohamed, 37 Avon Place, $225,000. Diane Lee to John Reigner, 99-101 Wait St., $40,000.

Sean J. O’Hare, trustee, Suzanne Dil M. Darjee and Ranjana Panchakoti L. O’Hare Family Trust and Sean J. to Tek Rai and Rina Rai Subba, 215 O’Hare to Trevor H. Young and Angela Gresham St., $242,000. M. Young, 5 Parsons Way, $345,000. E & R Realty LLC, to T & D Realty Trust, trustee of, and Daniel E. SOUTHWICK Chraplak, trustee, 150 Switzer Ave., $60,000. Kelly A. Arsenault and Eugene M. Erin Short, Erin E. Mahar and Michael Arsenault Jr., to Kristin Pierce and Andrew Norton, 9 Laurel Ridge Road, Short to Nicole Benjamin, 14 Annies Way, $310,000. $645,000. Kristina M. Murtha to James P. Kearney Jr., and Jaclyn N. Kearney, 9 Lexington Circle, $520,000. Robert J. Davidson Jr., Derrick C. Davidson and Raymond D. Davidson to Mitchell A. Davidson, 10 Shirley Terrace, $207,500.

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Fannie Mae and Federal National Mortgage Association to Junior C. Martin and Ann Marie E. Martin, 180 Westford Circle, $76,000. Fosy Claude and Flore Claude to Martin Vasquez and Ana Lantigua, 385-387 Franklin St., $126,000.

Francis L. Siana to John A. Altomonte II, and Patricia Edgerton, 72 Irene St., $195,500.

Alicia Bell to Michael J. Tucker and Heather M. Sharp to David F. Elliot, Jennifer Marie Tucker, 70 Wexford St., 186 Dwight Road, $190,000. $207,000. Hiba Youness and Zeinab Hassan Amanda L. Pike to Melissa Olmeda, Mourad to Jacob Lemieux, 42 Sher100 Westbank Court, $220,000. wood Road, $240,000. Andre R. Laquerre and Deborah Hilary Stone and Robert Anderson to A. Laquerre to Matthew Raymond Delia L. Goyenechea, 1598 Plumtree Shanahan and Abbie L. Shanahan, 47 Road, $176,500. Curve St., $158,500. Ibis Duo Holdings LLC, to Chenevert Arch Properties LLC, to Fernando Properties LLC, 20 Lorimer St., A. Santana, 107-109 Westford Ave., $95,000. $185,000. Innovative Housing Group LLC, to Arnold Construction Inc., to Victor M. Peter M. Sulewski, Covington Street, Martinez Melendez, 40-42 Cherry St., $215,000. $188,000. Jane O. Miller and Bruce K. Miller to Barry Bys and Natalie Bys to Jessica I. Dorota Glosowitz, 115 Kimberly Ave., Salgado, 15 Ladd St., $115,000. $199,000. Daniel E. Carabine, Amanda R. Jill A. Newton and Jill A. Raschi to Carabine and Christopher Carabine Joseph E. Hastain, 70 Bolton St., to Judy A. Maisonet, 52 Chesterfield $164,750. Ave., $280,000. Joann M. LaFountain, Joann M. Daniel T. Beaven and Krysten Beaven Lippert and Marcus LaFountain to to Kelvin J. Lopez Caraballo and Jessica Lee Mullarkey, 111 Inglewood Enrique M Deleon-Camacho, 152 Ave., $216,000. Windemere St., $168,000. Joseph B. Kaye and Merrie W. Kaye to David Chapdelaine to Kyle Platner Theodore Scibelli and Susan Scibelli, and Alyssa Flores, 72 Wachusett St., 374 Grand Valley Road, $250,000. $179,000. JPMorgan Chase Bank to Coraxe David L. Elias to Jorge Malo, 39-41 Realty Trust, trustee of, and Dominic Willard Ave., $140,000. Kirchner II, trustee, 103 Wilmont St., $43,000. David Rivera and Angeles Rivera to

The backstamp helps date the piece. Apple pattern dishes were made in the United States from 1940 to 1979 and in England from 1979 to 2004. D innerware is hard to sell. You can contact a matching service like Replacements Ltd., but you will have to

pack and ship the dishes, and you will get about half of what they sell them for because they have to make a profit too. It’s easier to try to sell the dishes at a local consignment shop, or just donate them to a charity and take the tax deduction.

Karen Marie Martins to Kelnate Realty LLC, trustee, and Berkshire Street Realty Trust, trustee of, 20-22 Berkshire St., $148,000. Karla Kenol to Timothy Kirsch, 87 Quincy St., $80,000. Kevin S. McNamara and Shawna L. McNamara to Alberto Archeval, 75 Pemaquid St., $163,000. Laura J. Pinsonnault, Laura J. Gosselin and Paul G. Pinsonnault Jr., to Ryan Keefe, 44 Corey Road, $205,000. Daigles Steer-O-Master Realty LLC, to Samuel Springer, 193 Taylor St., $217,700. Lucy Davis to Alden Pond Properties LLC, 38 Princeton St., $82,600. Marcus B. Elliot and Sherondia P. McKenzie-Elliot to Kidon Gebersadik, 75 Birchland Ave., $145,000. Marcus Navarro and Marcus Navaro to Booker Lemons, 45 Keddy St., $164,900. Maria L. Adorno to Melvin Orta-Cruz, 58 San Miguel St., $160,000. Marianne E. Therrien and Marianne E. Carriveau to Carlos Badillo, 27 Lakevilla Ave., $160,000. Mark J. Walachy and Maureen T. Walachy to Quanita Stewart, 20 Manhattan St., $125,000. Marta N. Aponte, Andres Aponte-Sanabria and Marta Nydia Aponte to Sybel Gonzalez, 20 Jardine St., $155,000. Mary Ann Jones, Kimberly Coon, Richard David Jones and David B. Coon to Denise J. Meyers, 14 Glenalbyn St., $148,000. Maurice Nichols to Shavon M. Diaz, 33 Wellesley St., $175,000. Melissa L. Hamelin to Julio Nunez and Joseline M. Aponte, 114 Newhouse St., $190,000. Michael Simmonds and Djuan Barklow to Miguel A. Aviles, 11 Florida St., $166,000. Michele J. Connors and Francis A. Connors to Joseph A. Barszczewski, 141 Donbray Road, $165,000. Michele Venezia and Rachela Venezia to Giovanni F. Venezia, Michele Venezia, life estate, and Rachela Venezia, life estate, 178 Wachusett St., $100. N. Riley Realty LLC, to Ian A. McLean and Denise McLean, 841 Newbury

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This clever classic folds for easy storage

T’S NOT DIFFICULT to see what makes an Adirondack chair so appealing. The combination of built-in comfort and timeless style always adds up to classic design. If you’re a do-it-yourselfer, now you can add “easy convenience” to the formula — because this clever classic folds up for storage. Perfect for outdoor relaxing, the chair is designed with all the comfort and stability of a stationary model.

Deeds CONTINUED FROM PAGE F11 St., $263,000. Nicole A. Contois to Jeanette Ivette Torres, 141 Pinecrest Drive, $202,000. Nicole L. Benjamin to David Maina, 104 Appleton St., $227,000. Oliver Figuereo and Solkeren Figuereo to Tashaia Dejesus and Carlos Enchautegui, 11 Rush St., $185,000. R2r LLC, to Solkeren Figuereo and Oliver Figuereo, 1259 Plumtree Road, $295,000. Rachel Berg Georgantas, Rachel E. Berg and Michael Georgantas to Thomas Frederick Allen IV, 161 Porter Lake Drive, Unit 161, $125,000. Raev LLC, to Ashford Heights LLC, 249-251 Main St., $720,000. S A W Contracting LLC, to Charles Craig Jr., 644 Boston Road, $207,000. Sonia Morales and Nicolas Delgado Rivera to Rafael Zavala III, and Ebony Jordan, 212 Essex St., $202,000. Theodore Scibelli and Susan Scibelli to Ramon M. Serrano and Lourdes Serrano, 125 Kathleen St., $236,000. Wells Fargo Bank, trustee, and First Franklin Mortgage Loan Trust Series 2004-FF 7, trustee of, to Property Keys LLC, 23 Front Enac St., $91,500.

But when it’s time to put everything away for the winter, simply lift the rear locking rail and fold the back forward and the chair is ready to store in the garage or shed. All 20 of the project’s parts are traced from full-size patterns, making it easy enough for most beginners. To build, just trace the pieces onto standard lumber, cut out and sand. To finish, add sealer, paint Next, assemble everything or stain. The chair measures 37 using glue and screws.

inches tall by 24 inches wide by 39 inches deep when open, and folds to 50 inches tall by 24 inches wide by just 20 inches deep. The Folding Adirondack Chair plan, No. 851, is $9.95 and includes step-by-step instructions with photos, traceable patterns, construction diagrams, a shopping list and cutting schedule and a toll-free help line for project questions. A package of plans for an entire set of (stationary)

U S Bank, trustee, and Washington Mutual Mortgage WMA lT Series 2006-6 (TR OF) to Richard Anischik and Danita Boutiette, 107 Stafford Rd, $130,000.

wood Seventeen LLC, 17-25 Highland Ave., $3,700,000.

Glenn Korostynski to Kylie M. Hensley, 87 Beveridge Boulevard, $191,670.

Kyle G. Morin, Melissa A. Morin and Melissa A. Miller to Johannes Postma, K. Joelle Million, Eugene Kennedy and Sara Runkle, 93 Bretton Road, $405,500.

Jane E. DiSanto to Francis A. Noble, 324 Russell Road, Unit 101, $141,000.

MS Homes LLC, to Tylor Vaillancourt and Kathryn Vaillancourt, 153 Roosevelt Ave., $360,000.

Marc C. Campbell and Mary Lou Campbell to Bing Hou and April Hou, 38 Shady Brook, $347,000.

John E. Ramsay and Diane P. Ramsay to Luis A. Nunez and Ashley N. Garton, 11 Linda Drive, $258,000.

Natalya Safitova to Iurii Naumenko and Larysa Naumenko, 88 Fairfield Ave., $245,000.

John F. Amrich III, to George W. Barnet Jr., and Linda C. Barnet, 8 Hancock St., $255,000.

Paula A. Pagos and Paula Ann Pagos to Douglas B. Cesan and Virginia M. Cesan, 90 Alexander Place, $360,000.

WARE Leland M. Ryder, Leeland M. Ryder and Sandra C. Ryder to Ryan P. Palladino and Ryley J. Monks, 33 East Main St., $55,000. Patricia Kapulka and Patricia S. Kapulka to Jean Mari, 12 Spring St., $120,000. Adam J. Shaw, Jeannine Mooney, Sarah Shaw and Scott Mooney to Jill F. Brown, $73,500. Richard A. St. Laurent to Kara M. Moulton and Nicholas M. St. Laurent, 181 Greenwich Plains Road, $365,000. Armand A. Desantis and Gail A. Desantis to Lynette R. Gabrila and Amy M. Gabrila, 70 Greenwich Plains Road, $278,000.

WEST SPRINGFIELD Andrea M. Nazzaro, Andrea M. Freer, John R. Omara and Judith L. Omara to Hector L. Baez Jr., and Evelyn J. Montanez, 30 Humphrey Lane, $259,900. Cig2 LLC, to Thomas Pajak, 27 Brookside Drive, $280,000.

WMass Capital Partners LLC, to David Coon and Sheila Coon, 68 Abbott St., $174,000.

George R. Lucier, Laura L. Lucier and Amanda Zides to Ali Alhajaj, 74-76 Irving St., $175,000.

Yellowbrick Property LLC, to Kevin D. Tran and Viet Trung T. Dang, 48-50 Dresden St., $179,000.

Gerald A. Burke and Kimberly L. Burke to Kathleen M. Scott, 86 Laurel Road, $252,000.

Yousif Saleh to Wanda I. Rivera, 71-73 Cleveland St., $180,000.

Glenn G. Rocheleau and Melissa Rocheleau to Peter Ellis and Peter S. Ellis, 54-56 Hanover St., $205,000.

WALES

Hillcrest Apartments LLC, to Briar-

Margolis Family LLC, to KPQP LLC, 857 Elm St., $410,000. Matthew J. Geaughan, Stacy A. Geaughan and Kaila R. Arsenault to Daniel B. Ballard, 98 Connecticut Ave., $315,000. Melissa Legalos to Catherine E. Sotolotto, 24 Circle Drive, $214,000. Pavel Mashnitski and Maryna Mashnitskaya to Man Magar and Januka Magar, 49 Lyman St., $245,000. Ricardo Sustache to Kiryl Sidash and Alena Sidash, 737 Piper Road, $205,000. Richard W. Manser and Geraldine R. Manser to Fedai Bayram, 127 Brookline Ave., $231,000. Sau-Ching Wong to Murad S. Drifish, 89 Morgan Road, $114,500.

WESTFIELD Brian J. Ingeldue, Brian J. Ingledue and Janis Ingledue Turner to Beverly Dudek, 204 Russell Road, Unit A, $220,000. Donald R. Forgey and Michele C. Forgey to Brian J. Belcher, 16 Verona St., $161,000.

John F. Keefe Jr., and Christine M. Keefe to Sean M. Nangle and Alyssa C. Nangle, 12 Darby Drive, $272,000. Joseph C. Ala and Andrea Ala to Carolyn Krause, 49 South Maple St., $191,500. Keith T. Cotter to Aaron J. Cooper and Katherine A. Cooper, 58 Ridgeway St., $235,000. Kimberley L. Murphy to Joshua C. Peloquin, 555 Russell Road, Unit J-65, $116,000. Kristin A. Pierce and Kristin Wheelock to Kelly Ann Fellner, 15 Scenic Road, $315,000. Kurt M. Pfeffer and Amanda J. Pfeffer to Bruce A. Daigle, 37 Berkshire Drive, $194,590. Leiann W. Messer, Norman R. Soule and Peter B. Soule to Westfield City, 284 Holyoke Road, $207,500. Marwan Al-Masri and Hader Abid to Paula R. Knapp, 324 Russell Road, Unit 212, $125,000. Mary Kate Johnson to Kurt M. Pfeffer and Amanda J. Pfeffer, 164 Bates Road, $285,000.

Matthew Antonio Girouard, estate, and Marcia A. Girouard, represenElizabeth J. Bigelow and Sonia K. Ellis tative, to James Michael Bowler and to Kyle S. Draleau and Veronica C. Karin Alexandra Bowler, 16 West Draleau, 11 Susan Drive, $330,000. School St., $160,000. Gilles J. Aube and Gaetane C. Aube Michael J. Robinson and Elizabeth to Eugene Arsenault and Kelly ArseRobinson to Gregory J. Hamel and nault, 84 Eastwood Drive, $298,000. Michelle J. Hamel, 22 Spruce St.,

Adirondack furniture, No. C64, is $24.95 and includes a chair, a loveseat, a footrest and a table. Please include $4 per order for postage and handling and allow about two weeks for delivery. To order by mail, clip this article and send it with a check or money order to U-Bild Features, c/o The Republican, 821B S. Tremont St., Oceanside, CA 92054. To order by credit card, call 1-800-8282453. Visit u-bild.com. $280,000.

Sean M. Nangle and Alyssa C. Nangle to Jonathan P. Camp, 17 Charles St., $200,000.

WHATELY Shelly A. Kocot and Jeffrey R. Kocot to Jeffrey R. Kocot, 134 Christian Lane, $5,000.

WILBRAHAM Amy H. Takorian to Jeremy J. Markham, 440 Soule Road, $215,000. Bryan S. Cowan and Traci Cowan to Siavash Saadat and Deanna Tocco, 3 Deerfield Drive, $665,000. Gary F. Babineau to Elizabeth F. Squindo and Michael A. Squindo, 12 Pond Road, $325,000. Jamie Kohn to Duc Hoang Huynh, 3123 Boston Road, $155,000. Kazin Family Trust, trustee of, Mary Lou Dragone, trustee, Barton Kazin, Bart Kazin and Phyllis Kazin to William Chmura and Nadine Chmura, 62 High Pine Circle, $369,900. Sarah E. Miller, Sarah E. Buckley and Brooke A. Miller to Jamie Kohn and Aimee Kaufman, 22 Manchonis Road, $225,000. Wilbraham Town to Tanya M. Vital Basile and Anabela S. Basile, Decorie Drive, $16,000.

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CALL THE PROS Professional Service Directory in Print and Online Place your service ad 24/7. Call (413) 788-1234 or go to: www.MassLive.com Driveway/Paving

Home Improvements

Call Jim 413-563 -4905 Licensed and Insured

ABC Masonry & Basement Waterproofing STOP ALL WATER LEAKAGE Brick, block, stone, stucco, concrete, chimneys, foundations, hatchways, New & repair. Basement windows, sump pumps, and damp proofing. Lic 120263 569-1611 or 413-374-5377

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Trash Removal

AFFORDABLE LANDSCAPING

AAA Call - We Haul We Take it all

SUMMER SPECIAL ASPHALT PAVING

WE DRY UP WET BASEMENTS

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413-301-3501 • Resurfacing • Site Work • • Seal coating •Free est •All Work Guarantee

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•Yard clean up •Lawn mowing starting $25 •Hedge & Bush •Trim/removal 413-733-0502

junk & trash removal, appl. demo, closings, attics, bsmt. V/MC/CK. Free est. Ins. 10% Discount w/AD 13 YARD Containers Avail CALL 1-413-531-1936

ESTATES AND PUBLIC STORAGE AUCTION SATURDAY JUNE 22, at 11:00 A.M.

at A-Z Moving & Storage-380 Union St. W. Springfield, MA (follow auction signs)

Furniture: Japanese vintage room divider, Hitchcock furniture, sofas, Living, dining room, & bedroom sets, tables, chairs, patio and outside furniture & more Accessories: Steiff lamb-1955, costume jewelry, art glass, (3) Industrial washing machines, flat screen televisions, many storage rooms & pallet lots, large number of tray lots Great Auction with a large number of individual antique, vintage, and collectible items along with our usual pallet, and storage rooms lots TERMS: 10% premium. CASH OR CHECK-INSPECTION: 10:00 A.MROSSI AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS AGAWAM, MA (413) 789-1284 www.rossiauctions.com-photos and inventory

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SAT., JUNE 22 ND @ 9:30AM 290 Hubbard Ave., Dalton, MA 01226 HIGHLIGHTS: 4-Articulated Haul Trks, 3-Excavators, 8-Loaders, Crawler Tractor, Motor Grader, 5-Backhoes, Asphalt Roller, Curb Machine, Asphalt Reclaimer, 9-Skid Steers, Telescopics, 2-Scissor Lifts, Generator, 3-Light Plants, 2-Arrow/Message Brds, Water Pump, Ag. Tractor, 2-Tractor Loaders, 2-Sweepers, 6-Fire Trks, 2-Snow Blower Trks, 8-Snow Plow Trks, 2-Stake Trks, Crane Trk, Utility Trk, Reefer Trk, Van Trk, Scissor Lift Trk, 3-Cab & Chassis, Boom Trk, 2-Tow Trks, Garbage Trk, Sewer Jetter, Sewer Cleaner, Vacuum Trk, 2-Water Trks, 6-Dump Trks, 5-Trk Tractors, Pickups, 3-Limos, Autos, 2-Detachables, Tagalongs, Snow Equip., 15-Concrete Forms, 70-Septic Tanks, 5-Scrap Recycling Equip., 4-Pressure Washers, 31-Attachments, 60-New Support Equip. Go to WWW.LYONAUCTION.COM for more details Site Ph: (315) 633-2944 MA Auctioneer Lic: #972 R. Nordberg

ALEX LYON & SON

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Business/ Commercial Property

Time for a new car?

Animals

Rooms Without Board

Birds Cats Dogs Exotic Animals Feed Fish Horses Livestock Pet Services Pet Shows Pet Supplies Pets - Lost & Found Pets Wanted

BELAIR INN - EFFIC WEEKLY RATES stove, 60 channel TV, phone, cable, Rte. 5, West Spfld. 413-781-7825

BOXER PUPPIES 8 WKS OLD, Brindle, parents on premises, (4) 1M/3Fs $850 (413)517-5604

PRIME VISABILITY. Office. small bldg. new vinyl siding, new paint. Total 2200 s.f. each floor 1100s.f. Has 3 priv rms., +1 common rm, 1 bath. Off Rte 147, across from Big Y. NNN. Zoned BA, W.Spfld. Tel: 413-575-1155

Dogs

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CHIHUAHUA PUPS (2) Both Male, 1 tan, 1 Blk & dark bownish, 6wks old, $400ea Call 413-455-2461

Tag Sales

Condominiums Apartments/Condos, Unfurnished

AT SOUTHVIEW Condominium Homes 353 Fuller St LUDLOW, MA OPEN HOUSE 1-3 SUNDAY www.southviewcondo.com

0-1-2 BEDROOM AGAWAM FREE HEAT & UTILS No pets. 413-786-6323

CHICOPEE OPEN SUNDAY 11:30 -1:30 180 Beauchamp Terr $149,900 New Listing - completely remodel 4rm 2BR 1.5Bths Townhouse, all new kit cabinets, applis, flring, fresh paint, new winds. Nothing to do but move-in LESSARD REALTY Aldo Giella 413-297-2194

FOREST PARK 5BR Nice location, 1st/last/sec. Section 8 welcome Call (413)746-2782

Homes, Suburbs

SPFLD Southend 2BR rental handicapped accessible, Call (413)537-1347 for appt only $1300/mo.

PALMER 1 BR ALL APPLS STORAGE/LDRY IN BSMNT NO PETS, NO SMOKING 1ST, LAST & SEC. $800. BRETON EST. 413-283-6940

GERMAN SHEPHERD pups, 5M & 3F. (8) Black/Tan & Sables, AKC paperwork, shots, wormed, written Hip & Health guarantee. parents on premises. Raised in country setting. $1100. Call 978-249-3724

German Shepherd pups, champion Czeck bloodlines, 3M, 2F, $900 (413) 218-2321 Tag Sales

GOLDEN RETRIEVERS Male, Female, (3) asking $850; taking deposits. Call 413-627-6386

Chicopee, 43 Dublin St., Sat. 6/15 & Sun. 6/16, 9am-3pm. Lamps, collec. plates, bureaus, tables, brass, mirrors, LP vinyls, hundred various framed pict., stuff animals, wooden rocking horse & more.

ROTTWEILER M/F avail parents registered, tails cropped, declawed removed, Call (413)454-2141

EAST FOREST PARK 13 Green Way, Sat-Sun June 15-16; 9a-3. NO EARLY BIRDS too much to listed

SHORKIES M/F (7) home raised $550ea; hypoallergenic. parents on site (413)391-0550

South Hadley, Granby

OPEN HOUSE 1-3 New! Ranch. 26 Joffre Ave South Hadley $439,900 413-533-0831

Springfield, Section 8 welcome, 3BR, 1st flr., deleaded, remod., no pets. Avail. 7/1. 531-1217

Exotic Animals

HOLYOKE 204 Michigan Ave. Sat 8-3; Sun 8-12 June 15-16; Moving Sale, items priced to sell

SUGAR GLIDER Baby yearling, (1) $50. 413-259-5351

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PUBLIC AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26TH AT 11:00 A.M.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 21ST at 11:00 A.M.

MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

• CHICOPEE •

• SPRINGFIELD • 11 ROOM / 7 BEDROOM 2-STORY

SECURED PARTY SALE

ATHLETIC FIELD EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER • METAL FABRICATING MACHINERY • • SHEAR • PRESS BRAKE • BENDERS • • CNC ROBOTIC WELDERS • SAWS • MILLERS • • FORKLIFT • PAINT BOOTH • MEZZANINE • • SUPPORT & OFFICE EQUIPMENT •

PUBLIC AUCTION

8 ROOM / 5 BEDROOM 2-STORY

COLONIAL STYLE HOME WITH

TWO CAR BUILT-IN GARAGE 186 Arcade Street CHICOPEE, MA To be Sold on the Premises

Features:

COLONIAL STYLE HOME “CLOSE PROXIMITY TO ALL AMENITIES” 1105 Worthington Street SPRINGFIELD, MA To be Sold on the Premises

Terms of Sale: Sale Per Order of Mortgagee Attorney Benjamin M. Coyle $5,000.00 Deposit Cash or Certiﬁed Funds. Deposit to be Increased 10% of the Purchase Price within Of the Firm of Bacon Wilson, P.C. Five Business Days of the Auction. 33 State Street, Springﬁeld, MA 5% Buyer’s Premium Applies. Attorney for Mortgagee Other Terms to be Announced at Time of Sale.

Terms of Sale: Sale Per Order of Mortgagee $10,000.00 Deposit Cash or by Certiﬁed John W. Davis, Esq. or Bank Check. Deposit to be Increased to Of the Firm of Cooley, Shrair P.C., 10% of the Purchase Price within 1380 Main Street, Springﬁeld, MA Five Business Days of the Auction. Attorney for Mortgagee Other Terms to be Announced at Time of Sale.

Aaron Posnik

AUCTIONEERS•APPRAISERS

West Springﬁeld, MA • Philadelphia, PA 413-733-5238 • 610-853-6655

MA Auc. Lic #161 • PA Auc. Lic. #AY000241L

West Springﬁeld, MA • Philadelphia, PA 413-733-5238 • 610-853-6655

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PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY, JUNE 27TH at 2:00 P.M. MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

• WALTHAM • (2) PARCELS

12-UNIT COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDING “CLOSE PROXIMITY TO ALL AMENITIES” 38-40 Edge Hill Road WALTHAM, MA To be Sold on the Premises

LAND: • Parcel #1: Map R57, Block 6, Lot 8 • Parcel #2: Map R57, Block 4, Lot 3 • ± ¾ Total Acres of Land or ±35,501 S/F • • (2) Paved Parking Areas for a Total of ± 45 Vehicles • • ±100’ Frontage on Edge Hill Road • One Curb Cut • • ±140’ Frontage on Main Street • Public Water & Sewer • • Zoned: Commercial & Residential A3 • IMPROVEMENTS: • 4-Story (12) Unit Commercial Office Building • ±12,375 S/F of Gross Building Area •(12) Gas-Fired Individual HVAC Units • • 100% Wet Sprinkler System • Basement • Brick Exterior • • Elevator (±2,500 lb. Cap.) • • Each Floor Consists of: • (3) Office Units • (3) Separate Electric & Gas Meters • • (2) Restrooms • Hallways •Stairwells • Private & Open Office Areas • Ceramic, Hardwood & Vinyl Flooring • • Exposed Interior Brick Walls • Units Range in Size from ±500 S/F to ±990 S/F 1% BROKER INCENTIVE OFFERED!!! SALE PER ORDER OF MORTGAGEE Terms of Sale: $50,000.00 INITIAL DEPOSIT CASH THOMAS J. HAMEL, ESQ. OR CERTIFIED CHECK. Of the Firm of COURTNEY, LEE & HAMEL, P.C. 31 WENDELL AVENUE, PITTSFIELD, MA DEPOSIT MUST BE INCREASED TO 10% OF PURCHASE PRICE WITHIN 5 BUSINESS DAYS. ATTORNEY FOR MORTGAGEE 5% BUYERS PREMIUM APPLIES. OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT TIME OF SALE.

Aaron Posnik AUCTIONEERS•APPRAISERS

West Springﬁeld, MA • Philadelphia, PA 413-733-5238 • 610-853-6655

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or VISIT our WEBSITE at WWW.POSNIK.COM SALE PER ORDER OF SECURED PARTY JOSEPH E. FAUGHNAN, ESQ. OF THE FIRM OF SUSMAN, DUFFY & SEGALOFF, PC 59 ELM STREET, NEW HAVEN, CT ATTORNEY FOR SECURED PARTY TERMS OF SALE: 25% DEPOSIT CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK 10% BUYERS PREMIUM APPLIES ON ALL ONSITE PURCHASES 13% BUYERS PREMIUM APPLIES ON ALL ONLINE PURCHASES OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT TIME OF SALE INSPECTION: MORNING OF SALE – 8:30 A.M. TO 11:00 A.M.

• 2-Story Colonial Style Home • ±11,235 S/F of Land • • Total of (8) Rooms w/ (5) Bedrooms & (2) Baths • • ±2,175 S/F of Gross Living Area • • Deck • Vinyl/Shingle Siding • • Public Water & Sewer • Map Reference: 391 • Two Car Built-In Garage

Features: • 2-Story Colonial Style Home • ± 13,393 S/F of Land • • Total of (11) Rooms w/ (7) Bedrooms & (3) Baths • • ±5,275 S/F of Total Living Area • • Oil Steam Heat • Full Basement • • Assessor’s Map ID: 125350170 •

37 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD ESSEX (CENTERBROOK), CT

Merchandise Antiques/Collectibles Appliances Articles for Rent Articles For Sale Audio Building Materials Cameras Camping Equipment Clothing Coins and Stamps Construction Equipment Do-In-Yourself Materials Electronics/Compuiters Fitness Equipment Flea Markets Forklifts and Equipment Fuel Furniture, Etc. Good Things To Eat Hot Ticket Items Jewelry Lawn & Garden Lawnmower & Snowblower Machinery & Tools Med. Equipment Sales/Wanted Miscellaneous Musical Instruments Office Equipment Pools, Spas & Accessories Professional Equipment Restaurant Equipment Seasonal Snowmobiles Sports Television Tickets Video Vintage Clothing Wanted to Buy Wood-Burning Stoves

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Articles for Sale

ALL PFAFF EQUIPMENT, (4) Creative 1473 Creative 2140 Hobby Lock 799 Embroidery Arm All in good shape for $2500 Call (413)596-8683

Collection of Vintage Pyrex incl. nesting bowls. $45. Call (413) 426-7063 Ron Duck Stamp RW1 New $150. Got stamps? Call Ron 413-896-3324 Stamps wanted eval or buy

FISHER PRICE HIGH CHAIR $35

50 MINIATURE STATE BIRDS BELL COLLECTION WITH SHELF $125 (413)538-4484

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8’ Snowplow blade, made to fit farm tractor. $249. Call 413-237-7148

Prom or wedding gown, ankle length, worn off the shoulder, size 14, blue, $20. Call 413-250-5596 RED ULTRA LIGHT TRANSPORT CHAIR $100 (413)538-4484 SHOWER CHAIR WITH BACK AND ARMS ADJUSTABLE $35 (413)538-4484 STAR WARS ALARM CLOCK vintage 1970 $175 (413)538-4484

BATTERIES (2 sets ) for a Pride motorscooter $40ea Red Sox Baseball Bat, signed by Fred Lynn & Dwight Evans $100; (413)530-9543

BIKE RALIEGH 6spd $125: Portable sewing machine $25; Men’s $20 & Women $75 golf clubs & accessories. Dining canopy $5; Medicine cabinet $10; Lrg Wall Mirror $5; Lrg cooler $3; Call (413)569-3358

Giant Valley Forge "best’’ flag, new, 5’x9’ $45. Call (413) 426-7063 Ron

GLASS TOP TABLE, Round 42in $75 Call (413)732-2734 Mike

Graco baby carriage set w/ infant carrier $45. Graco baby crib, white, meets code, new matt. $50. High-Chair, wooded, gd cond. $12. 413-250-5596

KARCHER POWER WASHER w/5HP Honda enginee, missing gaskets, but eng runs very good. Could make a great go-cart eng $70; Call (413)530-0884 Mens (Giant) bike w/ access., like new, $300/ BO. Call 413-782-7516 bet. 7am-7pm. Leave msg.

MOTORCYLE HELMET Med size, never worn still in box, $20;Firm, Boxes of old Barbie Dolls (23) w/ extra clothing $22/B.O. Red Sox Books (7) incl 2013 Championship hat, never worn $22/B.O. For infor call (413)536-5630 OSTER ELECTRIC Pipe threading machine, $200; (2) Tripod pipe vises $125/ ea. (4) 10ft Fiberglass ladders $125/ea; (1) 28ft Fiberlglass extension ladder $250: (1) 28ft extension Wood Ladder $150; Call (413)732-5411 Jay

WANTED FREON R12. We pay CA$H. R12 R500 R11. Convenient. Certified professionals. www.refrigerantfinders. com 312-291-9169

Auctions Auctions

Thomas Kinkad limited edition NY 5th Ave picture, X-cond. $SOLD. Art deco vanity $60. 413-478-8619

Fitness Equipment

John Addo instant abs exerciser seat with video $40 Call (413)583-4227

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ESTATES-ANTIQUES 413-665-2877

Furniture, Etc.

2 Twin Beds Ethan Allen solid Maple Headboards, w/foot boards & frames $45/each 413-525-3500 CORNER entertainment center, custom built Oak, $650; 95hx62wx32D Call (413)786-9317 DINING ROOM TABLE $200; Can’t fit 60x40 Pecan top, w/leaf, 2 Pedestal base (413)583-4227 HANDSOME LARGE Heritage coffee table, wood & wrought, great cond. $200; (413)534-0985 OAK ROLL TOP DESK $230; OAK kitchen table w/leaf, tiled top, 4 chairs $230 Call (413)536-8742 TWIN BDRM SET, White, mattress, 3 bureaus, desk, 2 bookcases, good cond., $200; (413)363-0237

Lawnmowers & Snowblowers

ARIENS 7HP SNOWBLOWER

$175 HUMMEL SPICE JAR COLLECTION WITH SHELF $125 (413)538-4484

Wanted To Buy

CASH PD vintage, antiques, electronics, guitars, amps, tube audio, musical instrum, radios, ham equip, CB. 413-206-8688

Stereo HiFi Cabinet, walnut, good cond., plays 45, 78, 33 1/3. $80.00/bo. Call 413-250-5596

(413)538-4484 BASEBALL, Football Basketball & Hockey cards, 1950’s-present, all 50 to 90% off, unopened boxes $1.00. I buy cards/all types Memorabilia 413-596-5783

Articles for Sale

350 GOLF BALLS, All types - $85.00. Call (413) 426-7063 Ron

Articles for Sale

Call 413-237-7148 BRIGGS & STRATON push lawnmower 5PH, $85; Call 413-237-7148 MTD YARD MACHINE RIDING lawn tractor, 17HP 42in cut, No bagger, $425 Call 413-237-7148 SIMPLICITY Riding lawn tractor, Hydro-static, 12HP, 42in cut, No bagger $425; Call 413-237-7148 SNOWBLOWER 21" Troy Built. Needs gas line, $150. Call 413-592-3516 YARD MACHINE PUSH LAWN MOWER $50 (413)782-0223

Audio, Video & Television

SEIKA 32 INCH T.V $75 (413)538-4484

MORTGAGEES’ REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS TO BE SOLD ON THEIR RESPECTIVE PREMISES

MONDAY JUNE 24, 2019 12:00 PM - CHICOPEE, MA 8 BONNETA CIRCLE DEPOSIT $5,000 1:00 PM - CHICOPEE, MA 28 FRONTENAC STREET DEPOSIT $5,000 2:00 PM - AGAWAM, MA 12 MOORE STREET DEPOSIT $5,000 3:00PM - SPRINGFIELD, MA 80-82 WOODROAD STREET DEPOSIT $5,000 4:00 PM EAST LONGMEADOW, MA 62 GERRARD AVENUE DEPOSIT $5,000 5:00 PM INDIAN ORCHARD, MA 40 WING STREET DEPOSIT $5,000

TUESDAY JUNE 25, 2019 12:00 PM - GRANBY, MA 18 GREEN MEADOW LANE DEPOSIT $5,000 TERMS OF SALES: DEPOSITS IN THE AMOUNTS SPECIFIED ABOVE ARE TO BE PAID BY THE PURCHASER(S) AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF EACH SALE BY CERTIFIED OR BANK CHECK. ALL BALANCES DUE ARE TO BE PAID WITHIN 30 DAYS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL SALE. OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE ANNOUNCED AT EACH SALE. CALL OUR AUCTION SCHEDULE LINE AT (617) 964-1282 FOR A LIST OF THE CURRENT DAY’S AUCTIONS AND VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.commonwealth auction.com FOR CONTINUOUSLY UPDATED SCHEDULING INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL SCHEDULING INFORMATION COMMONWEALTH AUCTION ASSOCIATES, INC. (617) 964-0005 MA LIC 2235

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